H19-619_V1.0 Exam Dumps - HCSP-Presales-Government Public Services V1.0

AI in cities is challenged bylong-term sustainability (operation/maintenance) risks(A),rapidly emerging new scenariosthat require constant model iteration (C), andhigh local adaptation costsdue to differing infrastructure and data (D). Funding is a real concern but is not listed here as a core technical/implementation challenge.

An end-to-end process for handling a single matter includesrapid discovery,resource and task dispatch,execution/handling, andpost-event analysis and review. These four stages form a complete closed loop.

In smart-city governance systems, the medium screen is avisual analytics interfaceplaced in offices and meeting rooms for city-wide KPIs and key government applications. This matches e-government construction guidelines stating that decision cockpits should supportleadership office scenariosand integrate bothcity overview and government-application modules.

Linkage-command solutions rely on integrated communication, business collaboration, and system interconnection. Data governance platforms focus on metadata and quality management rather than real-time command operations; hence option C is excluded.

A smart-city IOC typically integratesdata management (E),visualization (B),analytics (A),monitoring & early warning (D), andcommand & dispatch (C). Together they enable situation awareness, prediction, decision support, and coordinated response.

The Plan explicitly calls fordigital upgrading of traditional infrastructure—including transport, energy, and municipal systems—and for developingubiquitous sensing, terminal interconnection, and intelligent dispatchingframeworks. The statement aligns precisely with the original policy wording.

Smart meeting-room solutions typically include smart screens, video terminals, wireless projection, and IoT devices (e.g., environmental sensors, occupancy sensors). Smart lighting is more closely related to building automation/environment control and is not a core component of the meeting solution itself.