What does the page bring together?
The park overview, industrial-space distribution, company types and industries, talent services, exchange events, policy support and startup-competition results.
Dongsheng Town collective industrial park operations dashboard
The project uses the park’s space as the main line and brings industrial space, company profiles, talent services, events, policy support and a startup-competition result onto one operations screen for investment briefings, company services and progress reports.
Industrial area2.6 million square meters
Priority industrial spaces14 types
Companies3,982
Service lines10
Background
Park operations involve space, company structure, investment services, talent events, policy resources and results. When those records are separate, it is hard to explain in one briefing which spaces exist, which companies have gathered, what services are being provided, and what results have formed.
This case builds one operations view for the Dongsheng Town collective industrial park. A 3D park is the center. Scale, priority areas, company types, industry categories, service events, policy support and the startup competition sit on one 16:9 screen.
How the information is arranged
- Top totals: industrial area, priority spaces, number of companies and service lines.
- Center space: labeled nodes such as the Haidian AI Origin community, Dongsheng Science Park phase II, Xueyuan No. 8 industrial space, Dongsheng International Science Park and Aobei Science Park.
- Left company profile: technology SMEs, specialized enterprises, national high-tech enterprises, unicorns, listed companies and priority industries.
- Right services: talent demand, building-space trend, investment matching, founder interviews, industry exchange and community events.
- Lower-right policy: artificial intelligence, innovation services, technology SMEs and integrated circuits.
- Bottom competition: a timeline for the Dongsheng Cup international startup competition and representative award-winning companies.
Modules and what they are for
| Module | Page content | Business value |
|---|---|---|
| Park overview | Area summary, industrial area, industrial space, company count and service lines | Set the park’s scale and operating boundary on the first screen, for briefings and receptions. |
| Industrial space | 3D map, labels for priority parks and industrial space, area popups | Put leasable space on the map so distribution and priority areas are clear. |
| Company profile | Qualification types, priority industries and the company mix | Move from a headcount of companies to quality and clustering, for investment and company services. |
| Talent and services | Building-space trend, talent demand, investment matching, interviews, exchange and community events | Show the services the park provides around company growth. |
| Policy support | Industry policy, innovation measures, support for technology companies and application guides | Help companies see which policy directions to watch, and leave a place for a later policy-service entry. |
| Competition results | Competition timeline, award-winning companies, and a short note on financing and product progress | Turn an event into a result that can keep being shown. |
Visual and interaction priorities
- A clear visual center: The 3D space takes about half the page, for location, priority areas and popups, so the map is not only decoration.
- Indicators are layered: The top answers scale, the left answers company structure, the right answers services and policy, and the bottom answers results over time.
- Density is controlled: Frequent overview information stays on the home screen. Detail for companies, policy, events and space opens in a popup or a further page.
- The wording stays operational: Chart titles, units, labels and notes use concrete business words, and avoid decoration that has no management meaning.
Usual data sources
| Data type | Usual source | What the page can support |
|---|---|---|
| Spatial assets | GIS, park boundary, building ledger, CAD drawings, 3D model | Park location, area labels, and drill-down for buildings and industrial space. |
| Company profile | Company directory, investment system, CRM, qualification and industry tags | Company categories, industry distribution, priority companies and the investment mix. |
| Service operations | Company-service ledger, event registration, visit records, investment-matching records | Service counts, event progress, company requests and an operations review. |
| Policy items | Policy library, application guides, handling status, document lists | Policy categories, who they apply to, application reminders and service progress. |
| Competition results | Editions, entries, awards, company-growth records | A competition timeline, representative companies and stage results. |
Where it applies
- Industrial park operations centre
- Innovation-park investment display
- Company service platform
- Street-renewal results briefing
- Industrial space management
- Policy services and event operations
- Showroom and command-room screen
- Park data cockpit
Pages that can be added
- Industrial space detail: Area, building, leasable area, lease status, supporting resources and nearby transport.
- Company profile detail: Filter companies by industry, qualification, size, financing stage, talent demand and service record.
- Company service operations: Manage visits, requests, events, investment matching, policy guidance and handling progress.
- Policy service centre: Match policy to company type and industry, and show conditions, documents and deadlines.
- Event and competition review: Track registration, participation, awards, financing, landing and later service results.
Questions
What data is usually connected?
Park boundaries and spatial assets, building ledgers, company directories and qualification tags, investment operations, event services, policy items, competition results, and map or 3D scene data.
Where is it used?
Industrial parks, innovation parks, street renewal, investment centres, company service centres and results briefings. It can also become a daily operations cockpit.
Related services and further reading
About this case: This page shows the project screen within what may be published. Indicators, company counts, policy names and event information are as shown at the time of the screenshot and may change with park operations and policy. This page is not a live statistic or a basis for a policy application.