It’s not that hard to find.

If you search for Audrey Tang, I think, I’m probably the first five pages.

It’s not a very SEO‑friendly name.

It’s affinity, OK.

Yes. Always think of the SEO. That’s right.

That’s true.

That’s true.

Yay! That sounds very good.

That’s true. Well, the team is building their own portfolio, and they’re just working with me. In any case, yes, it is true. It is fair, if you call it a portfolio of some sort. I do agree that, of course, “digital minister” itself carries much more explanatory power than ...

Yeah, a virtual team here...

No, in Taiwan there’s ministers with portfolio. They are ministers with ministries. I am a minister without portfolio, meaning a minister without a ministry. There’s no digital ministry, which is why I’m a minister without portfolio who works with 16 people somehow. Anyway. We’re just magical.

Yeah, but not ministry.

That’s great, except we’re not really a ministry, but yes, otherwise it’s...

Ah, very clever.

The US Digital Service.

Or the USDS?

P-DIS.

Maybe not everyone.

That’s great. Go ahead, yes. I totally agree. Go ahead.

Because it’s the Public Digital Innovation Space. If you have any suggestions, we can switch.

No, we call it Taiwan PDIS.

We have a Twitter account, but we’re not using it at the moment.

Take your time.

The digital communications strategy.

What do you think?

In any case, what we’ve been doing mostly, using this website [points to PDIS.tw] , is just to bring it to our international counterparts, and say, "This is roughly what we’re doing." It’s a conversation‑starter so far, but it could do much more.

Thanks, Blaise, if you’re watching, for these slides.

That was in January. That was before I was a minister. I was just a random speaker at that point. Then I gave his talk in Mix Taiwan in the Ministry of Economy, talking about the artificial intelligence stuff.

Yes, that was earlier though.

...just this year. After coming into office, I gave maybe four or five to our international counterparts.

No, seriously. We don’t yet have a strategy. We give some international talks. She gave, what, two...? [Points to Shuyang]

That’s a very good question. It’s a question that we expected you to ask.

This is Google, yes. So we also have the Spanish website.

Oh, that’s great. There’s also Catalan, which is different.

You speak Spanish?

If you happen to not speak English, then you can switch to other languages, like Spanish.

Soon, we will have a better pipeline where it was pre‑rendered.

That is correct.

Right, then you will see a lot of errors...

It’s displayed here. At the moment, it’s instant. You will be...

In any case, this ends up here. If you click this [click through flow of PDIS.tw site revisions]

If you register for an account in this forum, you can basically just look here, and then you will see the entire website, actually. This is my talk. Basically, they just transcribed this, added some photos ‑‑ I don’t remember putting this in, then switched to, "Let’s all keep listening ...

On the third floor. There’s nine people up, and seven here ‑‑ counting you, eight.

Smart Lai is @chlai.

@chlai is somebody else.

This is basically just a link to a speech that I gave. If you see “track”, this is basically a chronological log of what everybody in the office, but mostly me...

Now that you know the pattern, you can fill in the rest of them. Then you will see a category here that says "PDIS site". You will see pretty much the entire website here, what we do, how we work.

In any case, the entire content here is amenable to change. If you find a better way to say something, or you want to see a new page, or whatever, just post it on the forum, and it will be done. There’s a forum talk.pdis.tw, which expands to talk.pdis.nat.gov.tw.

That part is optional. You can just write pdis.tw, and it will get you there. This is just to say that we’re still a government agency, of sorts.

It’s just pdis.tw, which automatically expands to this pdis.nat.gov.tw, meaning the national government.