Taiwanese government actively promotes engineering industry's internationalization and system integration technical service export policy, but oversea biddings are highly competitive. Companies face insufficient information transparency, learning about the announced case often after it is too late, lacking awareness of local regulations/policy/culture, political/diplomatic tussle, unaffordable deposit amount, and difficulty in long-term localized service. These cause the loss of competitive edge and overly risky compliance. To help the System Integration Promotion Alliance (SIPA) Project Office at MOEA'S Industrial Development Bureau, Sinotech convened System Integration Technical Service Export Conference, inviting officials from Taiwan's various related organizations and enterprises to understand the items requiring government assistance and counseling. The recommendations from this conference to the government are as follows:

Sinotech has compiled related suggestions and submitted to the System Integration Promotion Alliance (SIPA) Project Office at MOEA'S Industrial Development Bureau for future reference.