IoT and AIDC in 2000
After negotiation for
years, we signed an agreement with AIDC for attaining the ‘REAL’ E-Commerce
which invented by Linda Din who officially presented at APEC 1998 in K.L. Malaysia to win the common
understanding as ‘Urge the Economies to Implement the Relevant Infrastructure’.
The ‘REAL’
E-Commerce consists of the substantial channel and virtual channel to meet the
internet of things (IoTs).
On the 15th day of March
in 2000, President of Panhornic ComMec Inc. (PCI), Linda Din signed a ‘Strategic
Alliance Agreement’ with the representative of AIDC (Aerospace Industrial
Development Corporation, 漢翔航空工業股份有限公司) in response to the challenges of the information revolution in the
21st century, and the preparation of the privatization of AIDC, and actively
participating the field of development in the electronic commerce (E-Commerce),
so that combined with private and public sectors to sign a ‘Joint
Collaboration Agreement’ for the E-Commerce. Please per the photo (in Chinese):
The Signing grounded in
the mutual benefits. In regarding to the content of Strategic Alliance as
following:
1. Software Development and Maintenance of E-Commerce,
2. Hardware Production of E-Commerce,
3. Relevant Testing Services,
4. Other Related Affairs.
According to the
capabilities of ‘Marketing Skill’ and ‘R & D Expertise’ of Panhornic ComMec
Inc. to integrate the AIDC’s facilities of manufacturing, testing and tooling, both
parties support and coordinate each other that will unleash the complementary
roles and to create a win-win niche for the collaborative development of the
software and hardware in the e-commerce.
However, after Taiwan’s
Presidential Inauguration held on May 20 in 2000, a stupid official came to inspect the AIDC
to request top management about new project to do; AIDC’s President Tsai Chun-Hui
answered that “There is a cooperative project to run the e-commerce…” above
mentioned official not wait Tsai finished his description to cease the talk,
and blamed that “AIDC run what shit e-commerce?” Tsai was shocked to wordless,
and later his job was replaced by someone else. Taiwan
