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The Problems and Solutions in Practical Application of Electronic Information Engineering Technology

Ruishengze Guo

Abstract


As a pivotal force driving modern industry, public services, and communication network development, electronic information engineering technology has been extensively applied in smart manufacturing, smart home systems, medical equipment, and communication transmission. However, practical implementation faces challenges including over-reliance on core technologies, inadequate device compatibility,
and weak data security protections, which have not only limited its effectiveness but also triggered risks such as production disruptions and information leaks. This paper analyzes three critical issues in practical applications: high dependence on foreign core technologies, poor multidevice coordination, and insufficient data security frameworks. It proposes actionable solutions including collaborative breakthroughs through
government-industry-academia-research-application partnerships, establishment of unified industry standards, and development of end-to-end
data security mechanisms. These measures aim to enhance the practical effectiveness of electronic information engineering technology applications and promote high-quality development in related industries.

Keywords


Electronic information engineering technology; Dependence on core technologies; Equipment compatibility; Data security; Solutions

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DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.70711/aitr.v3i5.8362

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