Chinas Software Industry - Article Example

China and software China’s Software Industry: Moving on the Fast Track Journal: Journal of Chinese Economic and Business Studies Date: Volume 2, Number 1 / January 2004 Author: John Wong and Wong Chee Kong This paper looks at China’s software industry in particular, which has traditionally been neglected, and still accounts for only a minuscule share of the world software market. What will it take for China to become a competitive force in offshore outsourcing? An analysis of the role of transaction costs in supplier selection Journal: Journal of Information Technolog Date: Volume 18, Number 1 / March 2003 Author: Zhonghua Qu and Michael Brocklehurst The paper outlines a framework for analysing transaction costs and uses the framework for pinpointing where China is unable to compete. The paper concludes with a review of the policy implications for the Chinese Government. Digital enterprise management in China: current status and future development Journal: International Journal of Production Research Date: Volume 43, Number 12 / 15 June 2005 Author: X. F. Xu, L. Zhang, Y. Li, D. C. Zhan The paper provides a comprehensive review on the development, current status, and future development of enterprise information systems and digital management systems in China, as well as the software products and the market for digital management. Policies of software protection: The practice of China Journal: Computer Law & Security Report Date: Volume 21, Issue 4 , 2005, Author: Shi Guifeng Quyang Lingnan and Zhang Qingsheng This paper studies the software protection policies in China and highlights some experiences which may also be applicable to other Asian countries. With regard to legislation, China adopts the principles of “pragmatism” and “gradualism”, which not only consider the national conditions but come into line with international standards. The role of export-driven entrepreneurship in economic development: A comparison of software exports from India, China, and Taiwan Journal: Technological Forecasting and Social Change Date: Volume 71, Issue 8, October 2004, Author: Farok J. Contractor and Sumit Kundu This paper begins by taking an overall look at the size and competitiveness of the economies of India, China and Taiwan, with particular reference to the software and the information technology (IT) sectors. It then focuses on the role of software export entrepreneurship in India and Taiwan as exemplars for other sectors and for formulation of government policy. China and semi conductors Growth of industry clusters and innovation: Lessons from Beijing Zhongguancun Science Park  Journal: Journal of Business Venturing, Volume 21, Issue 6, Date: November 2006, Pages 827-850 Author: Justin Tan In this study, one investigates a specific example of an industry cluster in China the Beijing Zhongguancun (ZGC) Science Park, which has seen the largest cluster of semiconductor, computer, and telecommunication firms in China consisting of both domestic and foreign invested firms. Enhanced photoluminescence in core-sheath CdS–PANI coaxial nanocables: A charge transfer mechanism Journal: Chemical Physics Letters, Volume 412, Issues 1-3, 25 Date: August 2005, Pages 60-64 Author: Yanyan Xi, Jianzhang Zhou, Honghui Guo, Chengdong Cai and Zhonghua Lin One proposes a photo-generated charge transfer (PGCT) mechanism from outer PANI into the CdS core to explain this enhancement effect. The PGCT mechanism is different from those usually invoked for PL enhancement of nano- semiconductors. Diamond growth on an array of seeds: The revolution of diamond production Journal: Thin Solid Films, Volume 498, Issues 1-2, 1 Date: March 2006, Pages 212-219 Author: James C. Sung, Michael Sung and Emily Sung With the implementation of a novel diamond seeding technology, large saw diamond grits of extreme quality can be mass produced. With this breakthrough, the prices of saw grit will plummet in the near future that should benefit the constructional industry worldwide. Moreover, electronic or thermal grade of large diamond crystals may be produced for applications in semiconductor electronic or optical industry.  Novel high sensitivity and selectivity semiconductor gas sensor based on the p+n combined structure  Journal: Solid-State Electronics, Volume 44, Issue 9, 1 Date: September 2000, Pages 1603-1607 Author: Yu-De Wang, Xing-Hui Wu and Zhen-Lai Zhou In this paper, a new type semiconductor gas sensor of p+n combined structure is reported. The combined structure semiconductor gas sensor is a novel gas sensor that is based on the complementary feedback and complementary multiplication principle.   China and WTO Are foreign banks sure winners in post-WTO China?  Journal: Business Horizons, Volume 49, Issue 3, Date: May-June 2006, Pages 221-234 Author: M.K. Leung and Ricky Y.K. Chan Five years following China's accession to the World Trade Organization (WTO), foreign banks are scheduled to be granted full access to the country's vast local currency in December 2006. The foreign banks' competitive attributes, such as size and international banking experience, have facilitated their entry into China. China's exports, subsidies to state-owned enterprises and the WTO Journal: China Economic Review, Volume 17, Issue 1, Date: 2006, Pages 1-13 Author: Richard S. Eckaus In its Protocol of Accession to the World Trade Organization China agreed to eliminate subsidies to loss-making state-owned enterprises (SOEs) by 2000. Nonetheless, these subsidies continued at least through 2003. Diffusion of Mobile Terminals in China  Journal: European Management Journal, Volume 23, Issue 6, Date: December 2005, Pages 674-681 Author: Sunanda Sangwan and Louis-Francois Pau Diffusion of mobile terminals has induced great societal changes in China. Factors at global market, communications industry and end-user market levels are driving the adoption at a high rate. China’s economic emergence together with its accession to WTO has led to foreign investment increase in this industry. Trade policies in Central Asia after EU enlargement and before Russian WTO accession: Regionalism and integration into the world economy Journal: Economic Systems, Volume 29, Issue 1, Date: March 2005, Pages 32-58 Author: Richard Pomfret This paper analyses the choices between regionalism and multilateralism, and the impact of WTO membership on the five Central Asian countries. The two main sections analyze (1) why the large number of regional trade agreements signed by the Central Asian countries had little economic impact, and (2) the consequences for these countries of WTO accession. China's telecommunication market for international investors: opportunities, challenges, and strategies  Journal: Technology in Society, Volume 27, Issue 1, Date: January 2005, Pages 105-121 Author: Jane Chang, Xiang Fang and David C. Yen On November 15, 1999, The US and Chinese officials reached a bilateral agreement on China's bid for membership in the World Trade Organization (WTO). Upon its admission to the (WTO) in 2001, China's agreed to make several major reforms (including its strongest commitment to economic reform in generations) that will result in great opportunities for US investors. Reference: http://journalsonline.tandf.co.uk/ http://www.sciencedirect.com The China Journal January 2006 Issue 55 Joel Andreas, Institutionalized Rebellion: Governing Tsinghua University during the Late Years of the Chinese Cultural Revolution 1 Ross Garnaut, Ligang Song and Yang Yao, Impact and Significance of State-Owned Enterprise Restructuring in China 35 Randall Peerenboom, Judicial Independence and Judicial Accountability: An Empirical Study of Individual Case Supervision 67 MAO: THE UNKNOWN STORY - AN ASSESSMENT 95 Gregor Benton and Steve Tsang, The Portrayal of Opportunism, Betrayal, and Manipulation in Mao's Rise to Power   Timothy Cheek, The New Number One Counter-Revolutionary Inside the Party: Academic Biography as Mass Criticism   Lowell Dittmer, Pitfalls of Charisma   Geremie R. Barmé, I'm So Ronree   REVIEWS   Mao, by Michael Lynch (Frederick C. 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Keith (François Godement) 237 Healthy Democracies: Welfare Politics in Taiwan and South Korea, by Joseph Wong (Yeun-wen Ku) 239 Global Taiwan: Building Competitive Strengths in a New International Economy, edited by Suzanne Berger and Richard K. Lester (Cheng-tian Kuo) 240 Globalizing Taipei: The Political Economy of Spatial Development, edited by Reginald Yin-Wang Kwok (Jack F. Williams) 242 Shanghaied? The Economic and Political Implications of the Flow of Information Technology and Investment Across the Taiwan Strait, by Michael Chase, Kevin Pollpeter and James Mulvenon (Tse-Kang Leng) 244 Remaking Citizenship in Hong Kong: Community, Nation and the Global City, edited by Agnes S. Ku and Pun Ngai (Raymond W. K. Lau) 246 Uneasy Partners: The Conflict Between Public Interest and Private Profit in Hong Kong, by Leo F. Goodstadt (Raymond W. K. Lau) Journal of Chinese Economic and Business Studies Journal of Chinese Economic and Business Studies 1 to 5 of 5 Publisher:  Routledge, part of the Taylor & Francis Group Issue:  Volume 3, Number 3 / November 2005 URL:  Linking Options     The Role of Planning in China's Market Economy, Gregory C. Chow pp. 193 - 203   Competitiveness of China's Manufacturing Industry and its Impacts on the Neighbouring Countries, Wei Zhang and Tao Zhang pp. 205 - 229   On Privatisation and Property Rights: Should China Go Down the Road of Outright Privatisation?, Richard Sanders and Yang Chen pp. 231 - 245   Financial Development, Market Deregulation and Growth: Evidence from China, Zhicheng Liang pp. 247 - 262   Population Ageing and Pension System Reform in China: A Computable Overlapping-Generations General Equilibrium Model Analysis, Hongxin Li and Marcel Mérette pp. 263 - 277 Journal of Chinese Economic and Business Studies 1 to 5 of 5 Publisher:  Routledge, part of the Taylor & Francis Group Issue:  Volume 3, Number 2 / May 2005 URL:  Linking Options     China: Workshop of the world?, Jonathan Story pp. 95 - 109   The Strategy of foreign-invested manufacturing enterprises in China: Export-orientated and market-orientated FDI revisited, Peter J. Buckley and Chen Meng pp. 111 - 131   An explanatory study of bilateral FDI relations: The case of China, Jianhong Zhang pp. 133 - 150   Investment strategies by foreign automobile firms in China: A comparative study of Volkswagen, Honda, and Hyundai, Hwy-Chang Moon pp. 151 - 171   Industrial policy, corporate governance, and the competitiveness of China's national champions: The case of Shanghai Baosteel Group, Pei Sun pp. 173 - 192 Publisher:  Routledge, part of the Taylor & Francis Group Issue:  Volume 3, Number 1 / January 2005 URL:  Linking Options     China at the crossroads, Peter Hugh Nolan pp. 1 - 22   Textiles and clothing exports from india and china: a comparative analysis, V. N. Balasubramanyam and Yingqi Wei pp. 23 - 37   Stock return volatility and trading volume: evidence from the chinese stock market, Ping Wang, Peijie Wang, Aying Liu pp. 39 - 54   On China's rural and agricultural development after WTO accession, Shujie Yao, Genfu Feng, Aying Liu, Guohua Fu pp. 55 - 74   Domestic grain market reform in china: the contribution of economic policy research funded by ACIAR, J. D. Mullen pp. 75 - 94 Publisher:  Routledge, part of the Taylor & Francis Group Issue:  Volume 2, Number 3 / September 2004 URL:  Linking Options     Contrasting paradigms: segmentation and competitiveness in the formation of the chinese labour market, Simon Appleton, John Knight, Lina Song, Qingjie Xia pp. 185 - 205   Industrialization, urbanization and land use in China, Xiaobo Zhang, Timothy D. Mount, Richard N. Boisvert pp. 207 - 224   Money and price relationship in China, Huayu Sun and Yue Ma pp. 225 - 247   Guangdong: A catalyst for economic growth and exports in hunan province, Christer Ljungwall pp. 249 - 265   Old stocks, new owners: Two cases of ownership change in China's stock market, Stephen Green and Jenna Ho pp. 267 - 280 Publisher:  Routledge, part of the Taylor & Francis Group Issue:  Volume 2, Number 2 / May 2004 URL:  Linking Options     Industrial Policy and Global Big Business Revolution: the Case of the Chinese Coal Industry1, Peter Nolan and Huaichuan Rui pp. 97 - 113   The Long-run and Short-run Multipliers of Fiscal Policy in the Chinese Economy, Xiao-Ming Li pp. 115 - 131   Protectionism and Industry Location in Chinese Provinces, Cécile Batisse and Sandra Poncet pp. 133 - 154   Industrial Productivity Convergence in China, Xuemei Bai and Gang Li pp. 155 - 168   The Determinants of Labour-time Allocation between Farm and Off-farm Work in Rural China: the Case of Liaoning Province, Qingjie Xia and Colin Simmons pp. 169 - 184 Publisher:  Routledge, part of the Taylor & Francis Group Issue:  Volume 2, Number 1 / January 2004 URL:  Linking Options     The Role of China in the Global Strategy of Multinational Enterprises, Peter J. Buckley pp. 1 - 25   Income Differential and Out-migration: the Impacts of Between-gap and Within-gap, Zhongmin Wu and Yu Zhu pp. 27 - 37   Regional Divergence of per capita GDP in China: 1991-99, Zheng Wang pp. 39 - 53   FDI and the Export Performance of Chinese Indigenous Firms: a Regional Approach, Ping Zheng, Pamela Siler, Gianluigi Giorgioni pp. 55 - 71   China's Software Industry: Moving on the Fast Track, John Wong and Wong Chee Kong pp. 73 - 95 Reference: http://journalsonline.tandf.co.uk/(ij2dbh55wnazqx45ndrvto55)/app/home/issue.asp?referrer=parent&backto=journal,3,11;linkingpublicationresults,1:109387,1 http://rspas.anu.edu.au/ccc/tcj55.php Read More