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The Data Processing Center of the Council on U.S. Aid (CUSA) was the precursor of this Center. After CUSA restructured in 1963, the Council for International Cooperation and Development (later on the Council for Economic Planning and Development (CEPD) and now National Development Council (NDC) of the Executive Yuan donated NT$1 million to establish the China Data Processing Center (CDPC).

To align with information development, CDPC was renamed China Computer Center (in Chinese) in 1967. As information technology advances over time, and following the development trend of the national geographic information industry, the NDC was committed to establish this Center in 2007. Apart from continuing the information services provided by CDPC, this Center was assigned with the mission to promote the application of “geospatial information science” to national development, territorial planning, and industrial development.

With territorial information, this Center is thus committed to supporting the government to review infrastructure project review, assess national development plans, and plan national spatial development strategies. In addition, we are also the planner, administrator, coordinator, and promoter of the application and promotion of national geospatial information.

Year	Event
2014	Professor C. K. Chen became the 21st chairman of the center Professor Y. A. Liou became the president of the center.
2011	Professor C. P. Sun became the 20th chairman of the center.
2009	Passed CMMI LEVEL 3 accreditation
2008	Professor C. P. Sun became the 19th chairman of the center. Assisted the government in promoting the national geographic information system and the private sector in developing the spatial information technology industry and changed the name to National Taiwan Geographic Information Center (TGIS). Applied for CMMI Level 3 guidance and accreditation.
2007	Professor C. P. Sun became the managing director and president of the center.
2006	Professor R. H. Huang became the 18th chairman of the center.
2005	The 18th board was restructured at the joint-seat meeting of directors and supervisors on July 1, and Mr. D. F. Jin became the chairman of the center. Professor Y. X. Chang became the president of the center.
2002	Professor Y. H. Wang became the president of the center. Professor D. F. Jin became the 17th chairman of the center.
2001	VP W. X. Chen was promoted to president of the center. Professor D. F. Jin became the 16th chairman of the center.
2000	Passed ISO9001 certification VP W. X Chen acted as the president.
1996	Mr. B. J. Chang became the 15th chairman of the center. Mr. Z. F. Lai became the vice chairman of the center.
1993	Established the Taichung Office.
1990	Mr. S. C. Zhou became the 13th chairman of the center. Mr. W. J. Zhuang became the vice chairman of the center. Mr. Q. W. Liao became the president of the center.
1989	Established the Kaohsiung Office
1988	CDPC presented a tablet with inscriptions read “Universal Path Becomes More Illustrious Daily” (from The Doctrine of the Mean) to Mr. K. T. Li at the center’s 25th anniversary to appreciate his efforts to promote the center’s establishment when he as the chief secretary of CUSA (1963).
1986	Increased the center’s capital to NT$100 million. Published the premier issue of CDPC Bimonthly. Became the distributor of IBM PCs.
1985	Mr. S. C. Zhou became the 12th vice president of the center.
1984	Mr. H. M. Yu became the 12th president of the center. Increased the center’s capital to NT$80 million Developed the Phoenix CDPC-16 16-bit PC system.
1983	Developed the Agile 88 commercial PC which passed FCC’s strict inspection. It was made-in-Taiwan computer ever be legally exported to the USA. Amended the center’s articles of incorporation to add the vice president position and expand the workforce of each unit.
1981	Increased the center’s capital to NT$50 million.
1980	Developed the Tzuchiang S19 microcomputer.
1979	Purchased the 11th floor of Minyu Building to expand the second computer room.
1978	Hired Mr. Z. Y. Chang as the chairman of the center.
1976	Established the Southern Area Service Station in Tainan City and installed one set of the UNIVAC 90/30 computer system.
1975	President S. C. Zhou was elected vice chairman and chief secretary of the center.
1972	Purchased the 6th floor of Minyu Building on No. 7, Section 1, Roosevelt Road, Taipei City, for business expansion.
1967	Renamed China Computer Center to fulfill information development needs.
1966	President S. C. Zhou took up his presidency of the center.
1965	Hired Mr. F. Z. Wang as the chairman of the center and Mr. S. Hong the managing director of the center.
1963	Late CUSA Chief Secretary K. T. Li established the CPDC to assist the public and private sectors in using computers. Hired H. S. Hong was the president and Mr. M. Y. Xie as the president of the center.

Chronicle

Professor C. K. Chen became the 21st chairman of the center

Professor Y. A. Liou became the president of the center.

Professor C. P. Sun became the 20th chairman of the center.

Passed CMMI LEVEL 3 accreditation

Professor C. P. Sun became the 19th chairman of the center.

Assisted the government in promoting the national geographic information system and the private sector in developing the spatial information technology industry and changed the name to National Taiwan Geographic Information Center (TGIS).

Applied for CMMI Level 3 guidance and accreditation.

Professor C. P. Sun became the managing director and president of the center.

Professor R. H. Huang became the 18th chairman of the center.

The 18th board was restructured at the joint-seat meeting of directors and supervisors on July 1, and Mr. D. F. Jin became the chairman of the center.

Professor Y. X. Chang became the president of the center.

Professor Y. H. Wang became the president of the center.

Professor D. F. Jin became the 17th chairman of the center.

VP W. X. Chen was promoted to president of the center.

Professor D. F. Jin became the 16th chairman of the center.

Passed ISO9001 certification

VP W. X Chen acted as the president.

Mr. B. J. Chang became the 15th chairman of the center.

Mr. Z. F. Lai became the vice chairman of the center.

Established the Taichung Office.

Mr. S. C. Zhou became the 13th chairman of the center.

Mr. W. J. Zhuang became the vice chairman of the center.

Mr. Q. W. Liao became the president of the center.

Established the Kaohsiung Office

CDPC presented a tablet with inscriptions read “Universal Path Becomes More Illustrious Daily” (from The Doctrine of the Mean) to Mr. K. T. Li at the center’s 25th anniversary to appreciate his efforts to promote the center’s establishment when he as the chief secretary of CUSA (1963).

Increased the center’s capital to NT$100 million.

Published the premier issue of CDPC Bimonthly.

Became the distributor of IBM PCs.

Mr. S. C. Zhou became the 12th vice president of the center.

Mr. H. M. Yu became the 12th president of the center.

Increased the center’s capital to NT$80 million

Developed the Phoenix CDPC-16 16-bit PC system.

Developed the Agile 88 commercial PC which passed FCC’s strict inspection. It was made-in-Taiwan computer ever be legally exported to the USA.

Amended the center’s articles of incorporation to add the vice president position and expand the workforce of each unit.

Increased the center’s capital to NT$50 million.

Developed the Tzuchiang S19 microcomputer.

Purchased the 11th floor of Minyu Building to expand the second computer room.

Hired Mr. Z. Y. Chang as the chairman of the center.

Established the Southern Area Service Station in Tainan City and installed one set of the UNIVAC 90/30 computer system.

President S. C. Zhou was elected vice chairman and chief secretary of the center.

Purchased the 6th floor of Minyu Building on No. 7, Section 1, Roosevelt Road, Taipei City, for business expansion.

Renamed China Computer Center to fulfill information development needs.

President S. C. Zhou took up his presidency of the center.

Hired Mr. F. Z. Wang as the chairman of the center and Mr. S. Hong the managing director of the center.

Late CUSA Chief Secretary K. T. Li established the CPDC to assist the public and private sectors in using computers.

Hired H. S. Hong was the president and Mr. M. Y. Xie as the president of the center.

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The 18th board was restructured at the joint-seat meeting of directors and supervisors on July 1, and Mr. D. F. Jin became the chairman of the center.

Mr. S. C. Zhou became the 13th chairman of the center.