Group 1: Economic Growth and Service Industry Performance - In the first quarter, Tai'an's service industry achieved a value-added of 50.56 billion yuan, with a year-on-year growth of 7.2%, surpassing the provincial average by 1.2 percentage points, ranking second in the province [1] - The value-added of Tai'an's technology service industry grew by 15.7%, indicating a deep integration of modern services and digital economy, contributing significantly to the city's modernization efforts [3] - The number of large-scale service enterprises in Tai'an has exceeded 600, achieving a continuous high growth for two consecutive years, with a first-quarter revenue growth of 12.7%, outperforming the provincial average by 4.5 percentage points [6] Group 2: Digital Transformation and Technological Advancements - Shandong Zhengtu Technology Co., Ltd. has provided digital transformation solutions to over 200 enterprises, enhancing their comprehensive benefits by nearly 400 million yuan annually through the use of cloud computing, IoT, AI, and big data [2] - The integration of intelligent coal blending systems at Shiheng Special Steel Group has improved blending accuracy to over 98%, saving over 10 million yuan in coal costs annually [2] Group 3: Consumer Services and Tourism Development - The retail, accommodation, and cultural tourism sectors in Tai'an are upgrading towards higher quality and diversification, with significant improvements in urban services and consumer experiences [4] - In the first quarter, domestic tourism revenue reached 19.01 billion yuan, a year-on-year increase of 10.63%, with 1.27 million visitors to the Tai Mountain scenic area, reflecting a growth of 12.57% [5] Group 4: Policy Support and Strategic Initiatives - Tai'an has implemented a three-year action plan for modern service industry development, focusing on technology services, modern finance, software, and information technology services [2] - The city aims to enhance the empowerment of new industrialization and modern agriculture through the development of productive service industries, while also stimulating consumption and expanding domestic demand [7]