2021
BEYOND THE ECHO CHAMBER Provoking Substantial Social Dialogues Practical Social Engagement & Data Visualization Works
1 Portfolio of YUMING WU
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Contents
01 After party of Sunflower Movement in Taiwan Master's Thesis, Solo Work
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02 Digital Transformation for Sunset Industry Professional, Team Work
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03 Other Fieldwork Projects A/ Home For Tomorrow : An Exploratory Outline B/ Photograph Portfolio : Authenticity Nomad 26-35
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01_ After party of Sunflower Movement in Taiwan
Sunflower Movement is the largest student movement in Taiwan since the Wild Lily Movement in 1990. In 2014, from March 18 to April 10, hundred of student broke into the Taiwan Legistlative Yuan (equivalent to
the
US
Capitol)
while
thousands
joined in support outside the building. This was a protest to the Cross-Strait Service Trade Agreement (CSSTA) that was passed by the Chinese Nationalist Party (KMT). While there are many reasons that this movement gained support, the outcome of this party gave rise to a new generation of Taiwanese youth
that
cared
more
about
Taiwan.
Taiwan is not sitting out this global wave of open government. Many civil society organizations in Taiwan have long been advocating open data, citizen participation, and public-private collaboration. However, not until the 2014 Sunflower Movement was these topics discussed together in the context of open government. The Sunflower Movement stormed Taiwan and raised citizens’ awareness of government transparency and openness. Open government is a duty not solely borne by the government but by every citizen as well. Only when the value of openness truly takes root in people’s mind will the mission of the movement be accomplished..
Call For Open Government toward Open Society
Self-Initiated Project
2016-2018
Location : Taiwan
Extracted from Master's Thesis
”Open Government Data Impact
Cognition of Data Usres : A Taiwan
Study”
Spotlight Events After The Movement the Sunflower Movement called for openness and transparency
2014/03
Taipei City Mayor pledged to promote open government
2014/12
Digital Minister Audrey Tang took office
2016/10
2018/05
Taiwan Legislature Approves Asia’s First Same-Sex Marriage Law
SOCIETY EVENT
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Network volume (google Trend Data, %)
2019/05
ICONIC PERSON
CIVI-TECH The
open
government
movement
brought a bunch of engineers onto the public communication stage. They
used their tech & design capabilities to build up a Government Information Transparency System, which allowed the public could take a glimpse of the policy process.
AMATEUR POLITICIANs The second impact lay in the rise of new political power. The political work had no longer a hereditary dictatorship. People
with different backgrounds could enter into the narrow gate such as Audrey
Tang, a transgender engineer, who could hold the post of Digital Minister.
INCLUSIVE SOCIETY Some pundits thought that the Open
Government movement made Taiwan
an inclusive society. An iconic event was that Taiwan became the first country that pass the legislation of same-sex marriage.
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Atypical Participants influence Taiwan's Political Landscape The Ebb And Flow Of The Stakeholder Ecosystem From 2000 to 2021, the landscape of political stakeholders faced a gigantic transition. Some traditional institutes, such as policy parties and traditional media, were losing their political impact. On the other hand, social media, and open data communities had brought some amateurs onto the spotlight.
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Atypical Politicians Among New & Traditional Political Parties 1.
1.
1. Audrey Tang, 1st transgender minister
2.
2. Ko Wen-je, an independent politician as Mayor
Cheng,
of Taipei
a technology
3. Freddy Lin, a rock band vocal legislator
bachground
4.Froggy chou, a social media influencer city
Vice Premier of
councillor 2.
1. Chang San-
Executive Yuan 3.
2. Syu Ciao-
Sin, a female
city councillor
nominate from
traditional party 4.
3. Daniel Han, an
3.
atypical politician nominated as
president candidate of R.O.C.
In the social media era, we could see all sorts of politicians appearing from the city level to the national level.
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CIVIC-TECH INFLUENCE : Though Open Government Movem Citizen Thought The Impacts Of Open Data Were Obscure
There Is No Social Impact EXtracted Form Open Data. Though the OGD movement made government more transparent, the traditional stakeholders thought the OGD couldn't solve any social issues. It is still a political game.
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ment Brought Some Fresh Air Into Bureaucracy, e And Short-Lived.
If The OGD Movement Could Promote More Civic Engagement, The Social Issues Would Be Responded By The Public. The atypical stakeholders, social media, and open data communities kept positive perspectives on OGD’s social impact. With a decent valueadded process, the open data can create not only commercial value but also social influence.
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In All Fairness, We Saw A Twist Of Public Communication
Traditional News Paper : One Way Inform
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Monday 28th Febuary 2021 Issue No.318
Politics & Social
Ma blames 2014 Sunflower Movement for worsened cross-strait relations TAIPEI (Taiwan News) — The American Institute in Taiwan (AIT) announced Wednesday (May 20) that Taiwanese Digital Minister Audrey Tang will join U.S. officials in a discussion on open government solutions and global anti-corruption efforts Thursday evening (May 20). The de facto U.S. embassy added that the meeting, which is hosted by the Open Government Partnership, will also cover the role of technology in supporting information transparency, deepening public-private collaboration, and strengthening civil society and media efforts to achieve accountability for corruption. Last October, Taiwan’s National Development Council announced that it would launch a national open government initiative in 2021. In addition to working towards open data, the plan will also expand public participation mechanisms and promote good governance.civil society to advance open government solutions to public policy challenges at home and support anti-corruption efforts globally.” Social Issue
TAIPEI (Taiwan News) — A court recently ruled in favor of allowing a gay couple to adopt a little girl, marking the first time a same-sex couple has legally adopted an unrelated child in Taiwan.
Same-sex couple becomes 1st in Taiwan to legally adopt child Although same-sex marriage became legal in May 2019, there are still some differences in terms of adoption rights. According to current adoption regulations, any individual can adopt a child who is not biologically related to them, but a married same-sex couple cannot. Instead, a spouse in a same-sex marriage can only adopt the biological child of their partner.
Political Issue
Han Kuo-yu is back and KMT power players need
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On Jan. 2, ex-Kaohsiung mayor and former Kuomintang (KMT) presidential candidate Daniel Han Kuo-yu held a book release rally in Taipei’s Daan Park that reportedly attracted over 10,000 ardent fans and announced he is launching a new foundation devoted to charitable works. No major KMT political figures showed up, but Han said they weren’t invited — and they almost certainly weren’t. At the rally, Han was positive, expansive, cheerful, humorous, well-rested, and energetic. And that should make the power players in the KMT extremely nervous.
After a stunning rise to political stardom, Han came crashing back to earth in June of 2020 when the voters of Kaohsiung kicked him out of the mayor's office in a stunningly successful recall. For a politician that had led the KMT to an impressive set of victories in the 2018 local elections, including the seemingly unwinnable mayorship of Kaohsiung, and then rising to become the party’s presidential candidate, it finally seemed his political career was over.
Citizen Voice
Taiwan digital minister to attend US meeting on open governmentthe TAIPEI (Taiwan News) — The de facto U.S. embassy added that the meeting, which is hosted by the Open Government Partnership, will also cover the role of technology in supporting information transparency, deepening public-private collaboration, and strengthening civil society and media efforts to achieve accountability for corruption. In addition to working towards open data, the plan will also expand public participation mechanisms and promote good governance.civil society to advance open government solutions to public policy challenges at home and support anti-corruption efforts globally.”
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Online Web Forum : Public Discussion, Decision Making
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INTERNATIONAL ISSUE
ISSUE
HackMD
Do We Embrace An Amateur Politician To Be Our Digital Minister ?
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What kind of policy are you interesting?
type...
How about eID?
Do Not Support
Support
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a penny for your thoughts...
MARIJUANA LEGAL ?
ENTER
Taiwan digital minister to attend US meeting on open government
TAIPEI (Taiwan News) ― The de facto U.S. embassy added that the meeting, which is hosted by the Open Government Partnership, will
Opinion Group
also cover the role of technology in
supporting information transpar-
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deepening
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collaboration, and strengthening civil society and media efforts to
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decided by its citizens. cipate a better country better citizens.
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02_ Digital Transformation for Sunset Industry
In the first half of 2020, I was designated to undertake a government project when I worked at the Taiwan Institution for Economic Research. This project aimed to figure out the digital transformation(DT) of the Textile industry’s weaknesses and propose accordingly strategies. As a research team manager, I cooperated with the” alpha team”, a well-known design-thinking research team in Taiwan. We published a “Digital Transformation Visualization Guidebook” and held a series of workshops interacting with the textile firms and industry consultants to anchor the key problems and find leverages. In the long run, we identified that
“
lacking
branding
strategies”
would be the most crucial issue among the sunset industry in Taiwan so there existed a gigantic gap between the international market and local market.
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An Urgent Decay Among Textile Industry In Taiwan
Government-Sponsored Program Client : Industrial Development Bureau, Moea（Idb）
From Winter 2020 To Spring 2021 Location : Taiwan
Role : PM/ Content Designer
Collaborator : Hao-Che Hun(Re-
search, Process Design, Field work), He Rong Hsieh (Visual
Design), Alpha Team( Design Thinking Workshop)
My Work : Research, Data Collect,Data Analysis, Fieldwork
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The Textile Industry Had Been A Sunset Industry In Taiwan In The Past Decade
A well structural industry but lack resilience Since 1950, the textile industry in Taiwan was output oriented. Due to COVID-19, the production value declines by 19% from 2019. Many companies turned to counting on digital transformation, hoping the industry innovation could rescue the textile industry from this plight.
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Why couldn't we see the Effectiveness of Digital Transformation ?
Using DT Tech on Value Adding Vision
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L4
L5
AVG. Score
Strategy
Leader
Culture
Data Analysis 10%
Application Vision
Learner 10-30%
Strategy Culture
Data Analysis Application Vision
Rookie 30% -
Strategy Culture
Data Analysis Application
Digital Transformation need a powerful investment Digital transformation is a thorough retrofit of a company. However, over 50% companies still stayed in an early stage small scale program, and we couldn't find a clear promise to support Digital Transformation.
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PAINPOINT: Why Digital Transformation Was So Difficult T
In this Field work Study, we held a series of design thinking workshops to collect opinions from employees, middle management, and decision-making level about why digital transformation was so hard to bring the effectiveness.
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To Sunset Industry ?
HUMAN / MANAGEMENT
TECH /MECHANISM
We concluded 4 key problems the textile company might face during the Digital Transformation Process. However, we found that the textile company in Taiwan lacked a long term strategy and branding plan, so that the Digital Transformation couldn’t bring them to the niche market.
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Find The First Step To The Niche Market Orientation 1 : Value Added Product
Digital transformation is not a short-term solution. We need to catch up with market trends, and design step-by-step strategies from new product design, new production line, specialists team, data support decision making to total solution sale.
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Orientation 2 : Sustainability
When consumers’ preferences change, consumers want to buy clothes with environmental certification,and in the meanwhile, customized production becomes mainstream. Textile industry needs to adapt to these new market changes with digital transformation strategies.
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In 2020, we published a 1st digital transformation guidebook to offer some point of view for the textile companies in Taiwan.
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In this turbulent age, Improving resilience would be a profound issue for all kinds of industry when we talk about digital transformation.
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03_ Other Fieldwork Projects
A/ Home For Tomorrow : An Exploratory Outline Professional Project
Client : “9floor”, Co-Living Brand 2019 Summer
Location : Taiwan Role : Field Work Researcher
Collaborator : Hao-Che Hun,Xin-Yi
Xie,, Chong-En Cen, Hao-Lun Hung My Work : Field Study, Interview, Book Content Editing 26
The Other Way To Depict The Society
B/ Photograph Portfolio : Authenticity Nomad Self-Initiated Program
2021 Summer to Winter Location :
Taipei, Taichung, Taitung, Yunlin, Chiayi
Taiwan
Equipment:
Fujifilm X-T30,
XF16-80mm F4 R OIS WR, XF35mm F1.4 R
Olympus Trip35
40mm F2.8 27
Home For Tomorrow : An Exploratory Outline The Different Lifestyle Of "Co-Live With Strangers" In Modern City
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In Taiwan, people among 20-35 years old might not affordable to buy a own house. Since the concept of sharing economy has been more popular recently, people start to rethink the value of apartment life, hoping it is a way to raise peoples' living conditions. In this descriptive study, we aim to illustrate the persona who chooses the co-living lifestyle in the modern city and capture the potential living requirements in the near future.
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Authenticity_
It's been a self-initiated street snap plan since the first half of 2021. I undertook a Social Innovation Program sponsored by the Ministry of Culture, I got a chance to travel around every city of Taiwan, and record the authentic city. In this portfolio, I picked up two kinds of lifestyle between City and Countryside, and we can observe the different daily life and attitude.
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Photograph
From 30
Portfolio 2021
by Summer
to
Nomad
YuMing
Wu
X-T30, XF16-80mmF4 R OIS WR, 1/20 sec at f/22.0, ISO 3200, 28mm
Winter 31
City 2021 32
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Taipei Summer
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Taichun ,B&W
CITY PORTRAIT People in the city are always waiting for something or someone. There seemed to be an invisible timetable in every city animals.
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COASTAL LIFESTYLE City 2021 34
When we visit the coastal cities we can easily observe people lead a relative unrestrained lifestyle. They could walk along the beach or simply take a nap.
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Taitung Fall
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Chiayi Winter
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Taipei, Taiwan
I’m a 29 years old researcher worked in the Taiwan Institute of Economic Research (TIER), the 6th think tank of Asia, since 2019.
fantasy19921006@gmail.com +886 987 633 940
From my school life to my career, I spent lots of time participating in policy research and public communication.
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In addition to improving research literacy, I also had a passion for Data Infographic design in all sorts of media.
instagram.com/authenticity_nomad/ issuu.com/fantasy6
2021
Researcher / Content Designer TIER, TAIWAN (2021) Digital Transformation Research among Taiwan Industry
IVC (InVisible Cities), TAIWAN
IVC X Believe in Next Gen : Affordable Housing Research Researcher: Questionnaire Development & Data Analysis
2020
PUBLICATION｜” Digital Transformation Guidebook : For Textile Industry”
2019
Research Assistant TIER, TAIWAN (2019 - 2020)
IVC (InVisible Cities), TAIWAN
2018
Taiwan Digital Talent Survey With Design Thinking Methodology
IVC X 9floor : Co-living Movement Research Researcher: Fieldwork & Editor PUBLICATION｜“Home For Tomorrow: New Co-living Movement”
2017 2016
INTERN OCF, TAIWAN ( 2017 - 2018)
A/ Participatory Action Research of Open Government Movement B/ Creative Commons Taiwan Promotion
NCCU, TAIPEI, TAIWAN
Master’s degree of Public Administration
2015
THESIS｜”Open Government Data Impact Cognition of Data Usres : A Taiwan Study”
NCCU, TAIPEI, TAIWAN
Bachelor’s degree of Public Administration
2012
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Researcher
Designer
Quantitative
Qualitative
Content
Infographic
> 3y
Notion > 3y
36 Office
>2y
miro
< 1y
figma
> 2y
R
2y
Python 1y
Tableau
> 3y
SPSS
> 3y
illustrator
2y
inDesign
> 3y
lightroom