Upon returning to Taiwan, I drew on my past experiences to independently develop a diamond search engine interface, securing the support and encouragement of the Government of the Republic of China (Taiwan). The results were promising — manpower costs were reduced, and with government backing, Ming Da embarked on a new chapter of digital transformation in Taiwan.
We repositioned diamonds as part of the broader diamond (carbonado) industry, initiating design and verification processes with high technical content. Drawing on experience from exchanges with Japanese companies, we moved away from relying solely on GIA certification as the primary standard in Taiwan. Instead, we established a diamond authentication development plan, progressively building big data specifications to meet the strong global market demand for diamonds.
At the same time, we actively pursued cooperation and exchanges with other countries to further strengthen our capabilities and market reach.
