How does the steel industry do well in the "14th Five-Year Plan" digital transformation?

In recent years, especially during the "13th Five-Year Plan" period, emerging ICTs (information and communication technologies) represented by artificial intelligence, 5G, cloud computing, and big data have developed rapidly. With the introduction of a series of national policies to encourage industrial transformation and upgrading, various industries have set off a wave of digital economic revolution.
The implementation of green manufacturing (determining the survival of steel companies), intelligent manufacturing (determining the development of steel companies) and lean manufacturing (determining the status of steel companies) has become the main theme of the transformation and upgrading of steel companies.
 
In the era of digital economy, the unleashed development stages of digital and intelligent transformation of steel enterprises are standardization, informatization, lean, digitization, networking, intelligence, and intelligence. At present, most domestic steel companies are still in the informatization stage, and the Internetization of steel trade has become an important direction for about 30% of the company’s transformation. Only five large steel companies take the development of a big data industry as one of their development strategies. Only one in Baowu, China Write intelligent manufacturing into the company's "13th Five-Year" strategy.
 
For example, BBN GRoup, since 2015, through cooperation with leading international professional technology companies, while vigorously implementing smart manufacturing independently, it strives to promote business technology models to the industry.
 
Although the competitiveness of steel products is ultimately manifested through factors such as product manufacturing, quality, performance, cost, and service, tracing the root causes will extend to the design level. Design is the starting point for the competitiveness of steel products. In the future market competition, design is the fundamental element that determines the competitiveness of steel products.