The "Suzhou Station" of the Advanced Training Institute for High level Talents in Data Elements was successfully held

Price Monitoring Center of the National Development and Reform Commission

Director of the Comprehensive Division, Zhao Gongzheng

In his sharing, Zhao Gongzheng, Director of the Comprehensive Division of the Price Monitoring Center of the National Development and Reform Commission, emphasized that the government is actively committed to studying and improving the pricing mechanism for data elements. The aim is to fully stimulate the potential of data elements in value creation and value realization, while establishing a solid institutional guarantee for data infrastructure. This move signifies the determination to provide strong support for China's socialist modernization drive and represents a firm step forward in promoting the modernization of the national governance system and governance capacity. Director Zhao clearly pointed out that the primary task is to advance the market-oriented allocation of data elements and deeply tap into the huge potential of data resources. He further explained that as a unique resource, the true value of data lies in the extent to which it is effectively utilized. In addition, Director Zhao also emphasized that solving the problem of the basic framework for the market-oriented allocation of data elements is equally crucial, which requires relying on a sound data infrastructure as a strong backing. Through the government's precise policies, we are expected to maximize the effectiveness of data resources and inject new impetus into the country's prosperity and development.

Professor at the School of Statistics, 
Renmin University of China

Doctoral Supervisor Yang HanfangAt the themed sharing session entitled "Data Asset Evaluation", Yang Hanfang, a professor from Renmin University of China, conducted an in-depth analysis of several key issues faced by the data industry, including development bottlenecks such as the closed nature of online platforms and the incompleteness of industrial chains. He emphasized the core position of data as a production factor in promoting the intelligentization of industries, as well as its key role in advancing industrial integration and green transformation. Professor Yang predicted that the future data industry will move towards the integrated development of market-oriented allocation, professional services, and the popularization of infrastructure. Meanwhile, he pointed out that the data element market is currently confronted with a series of challenges, such as an imperfect policy system and insufficient supply of high-quality data. To address these, he suggested strengthening the professional capabilities of data brokers, promoting standardized management of data, and building an efficient, secure, and trustworthy new system for data circulation to facilitate the healthy growth of the data industry. Professor Yang's profound insights and constructive suggestions have provided clear guidance for the development trend of the data brokerage industry. It is reasonable to believe that driven by policy guidance, market demand, and technological innovation, China's data industry will embrace broader development prospects.

Talent Exchange Center of the Ministry of Industry and Information TechnologyTalent Exchange Center of the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology

Cheng Yu, Director of the Talent Development Division

In the themed sharing session titled "Exploration of the Development Path for Data Element Talents", Cheng Yu, Director of the Talent Development Division of the Talent Exchange Center of the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology, elaborated on the three main components of the current talent development path: first, talents drive the development of new productive forces; second, in-depth analysis of the value of data element talents; third, exploration of the development trends of data elements. Director Cheng Yu clearly pointed out that the development of data element talents is facing many challenges, including a serious shortage of talent quantity, imbalance in the supply-demand structure, lack of a cultivation and evaluation system, and the need to further release the innovative capabilities of talents. In view of this, Cheng Yu emphasized that institutions of higher education responsible for supplying data element talents have arduous tasks and significant responsibilities in discipline construction. He stated that the Talent Exchange Center of the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology will continue to play its role as a bridge and link, committed to promoting and implementing the training of high-end talents in the field of data elements, with a view to solving existing problems and promoting the growth and quality improvement of the data element talent team.

Zhu Aiju, Doctor of Management from Peking University and Researcher

In the special discussion on "Exerting the Multiplier Effect of Data Elements", Dr. Zhu Aiju, a Doctor of Management from Peking University and a senior researcher, conducted an in-depth analysis of the important role of new productive forces as the core driving force for contemporary economic and social development, pointing out that this force is reshaping production modes and economic patterns in an unprecedented way. Dr. Zhu emphasized that in the composition of new productive forces, talents are not only a key factor but also an important dimension whose value is increasingly prominent. Through detailed analysis of numerous practical cases, she accurately revealed the connotation and extension of the operational mechanism of "the core of data elements ×". Dr. Zhu Aiju advocated the adoption of strategic innovative thinking, scientifically planned implementation paths, and efficient method applications, aiming to fully stimulate the potential of data elements for multiple growth, thereby providing strong support for the comprehensive development and progress of society.

National Development and Reform Commission

Wang Jiandong, Deputy Director of the Price Monitoring Center

Chen Chaolin, Associate Professor at Xiamen National Accounting Institute

Chen Chaolin, Associate Professor at Xiamen National Accounting Institute, conducted a comprehensive and in-depth analysis of the *Interim Provisions on Accounting Treatment Related to Enterprise Data Resources*. In his brilliant interpretation, Professor Chen not only discussed in detail the specific scope of application of the provisions, but also accurately explained the core contents such as data resources as intangible assets and inventory. Combining with specific business practices, he vividly demonstrated how enterprises can effectively convert data resources into economic benefits. Professor Chen also deeply analyzed the key operational steps and possible challenges in incorporating data resources into financial reports, and put forward practical suggestions for these practical operation difficulties, providing clear guidance for enterprises to reflect the value of data resources in financial statements. His explanation is simple and easy to understand, with both theoretical depth and emphasis on practical operation, which strongly guides enterprises in implementing the accounting standards for data resources into statements and is of great significance for enterprises to understand and apply the new provisions.

Wang Jianping, Managing Partner of Financial Services, PwC China Management Consulting

At the themed sharing session entitled "Data Capitalization Path Based on Inclusion in Financial Statements", Mr. Wang Jianping, Partner of PwC's Data Elements Innovation Center and Managing Partner of Financial Services in PwC China Management Consulting, conducted a thorough analysis of the importance and value of including data resources in financial statements from a micro to macro perspective. Wang Jianping elaborated in detail on the "five-step" path for including data resources in financial statements, and provided incisive insights into key links such as implementation strategies and platform construction. This offers clear and effective guidance for enterprises on how to formally record data resources in accounting statements, aiming to help enterprises realize the capitalization of data resources more efficiently and enhance the value of data assets.

At the themed sharing session entitled "Research on the Policy System and Practice Path of Public Data Operation", Liu Zhi, Director of the Data Management Division of the Big Data Development Department of the National Information Center, elaborated in depth on the process of public data from opening up to operation. Liu Zhi pointed out that since public data operation was explicitly included in the "14th Five-Year Plan", local governments have responded positively and actively promoted the effective use of public data. However, there are differences among various regions in terms of policy refinement and data operation management, and the coverage is also inconsistent. In her sharing, Liu Zhi made a detailed distinction between the starting scope and the ideal scope of public data operation. Combining with cases, she emphasized that in the process of promoting public data operation, it is necessary to be alert to the potential hidden debt risks of local governments. She stressed that public data comes from the people, and its application should also serve the people, which reflects the value and significance of public data. Director Liu Zhi's speech not only provided the audience with profound insights into public data operation, but also offered valuable references for the formulation and implementation of relevant policies.