Digital–industrial integration assessment
Review enterprise integration and compare with industry peers
About the method
Based on Chinese national standards, this established assessment supports enterprise self-assessment, diagnosis and benchmarking. Enterprise data also informs sectoral and regional analysis of digital–industrial integration.
Geographic adoption and scale
- Regions
- China; participating enterprises span the country and all 41 major industrial categories.
- Scale
- In 2025, the National Industrial Information Security Development Research Center reported serving 366,000 enterprises through self-assessment, diagnosis and benchmarking.
The 2025 development data map describes coverage across all three economic sectors and over 100 subsectors, supporting national and local analysis. The 366,000 figure is the platform’s reported enterprise reach across sectors and years, not management-system certification holders.
Assessment areas
Examine how digital technologies are integrated into operations and contribute to enterprise capabilities and benefits.
Assessment outputs
An integration profile and benchmarking analysis to identify weaknesses and priorities.
Implementation
Use the current standard
Use the 2023 standard, which replaces the 2013 edition, and define scope and data boundaries.
Assess the enterprise
Provide an evidence-based account of technology use and integration under the assessment requirements.
Use benchmarking findings
Interpret gaps in the context of industry and development stage to guide transformation priorities.
Considerations for overseas operations
Useful for an enterprise baseline before expansion; cross-plant comparisons need aligned scope, periods and definitions.