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| Winning the Battle for the Chinese Consumer Electronics Market | | South China Morning Post
September 1, 2006
A wave of consolidation is changing the way both foreign and Chinese consumer electronics players compete in China. | |
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| The Great Electronics Wars | | South China Morning Post
September 1, 2006
Consumer electronics players should focus on forming strategic partnerships with electronics retail giants or risk losing the battle for mainland consumers. | |
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| Middle Market Kingdom | | Wall Street Journal Asia
June 27, 2006
Instead of squeezing themselves into the thin, high end of the high-tech market in China, multinationals would do better to focus on the faster-growing mid-range market segment. | |
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| Quick Movers Will Win the Day | | Financial Times
June 20, 2006
Business models tried and tested in the U.S. and Europe must be ditched to succeed in China. | |
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| Technology Drive Begins at Home | | Financial Times
May 10, 2006
Instead of viewing Beijing's directive on innovation as a challenge, multinationals should identify the possible advantages. | |
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| High-Tech Groups Seek a New Mindset | | Financial Times
January 11, 2006
Business models tried and tested in the U.S. and Europe must be ditched to succeed in China. | |
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| How Foreign Companies Can Compete in China's High-tech Market | | The McKinsey Quarterly
Web exclusive, January 2006
The emergence of strong local high-tech companies is creating a formidable challenge for multinationals seeking to grab a share of the Chinese market. | |
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| Chips Fall Toward Design | | South China Morning Post
March 11, 2002
China could soon become a major force in semiconductors - by taking a road of its own. | |
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