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Innovative ICT industrial architecture in East Asia : offshoring of Japanese firms and challenges faced by East Asian economies / Hitoshi Hirakawa [and three others], editors.

Hirakawa, Hitoshi, editor.
2017
NA6400
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Title
Innovative ICT industrial architecture in East Asia : offshoring of Japanese firms and challenges faced by East Asian economies / Hitoshi Hirakawa [and three others], editors.
ISBN
9784431556305 (electronic book)
4431556303 (electronic book)
443155629X
9784431556299
DOI
https://doi.org/10.1007/978-4-431-55630-5
Published
Tokyo, Japan : Springer, 2017.
Copyright
©2017
Language
English
Description
1 online resource (248 pages) : illustrations, tables, graphs.
Item Number
10.1007/978-4-431-55630-5 doi
Call Number
NA6400
Dewey Decimal Classification
725.4
Summary
This book aims to shed light on the potentially innovative ICT (information and communication technology) architectures from an East Asian regional perspective. The business environment brought about by the development of ICT intensified global competition and caused dramatic changes in the industrial architecture. Firms that are involved in manufacturing and maintenance of ICT hardware and that offer services for software development are continuously being created, giving rise to the provision of new and diverse services to an increasingly growing East Asian regional market. Such industrial activities are advancing the shift from an old to a new industrial architecture. Some parts of emerging economies have grasped this edge on economic globalization and informatization and have adopted business models that enable them to enter the world economy. Entering this century, China, the Philippines, and Vietnam in East Asia have been rapidly expanding their ICT-BPO (Business Process Outsourcing) businesses as destinations of offshoring of service activities by firms in the advanced economies, following India's example. Policy makers and firms in those countries are also meeting the challenge of catching up with advanced economies through the development of such industries. It has enabled those economies to exploit new possibilities of further development, which may mean a new stage of manufacturing cum services in an ICT- and knowledge-based economy.
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Hirakawa, Hitoshi, editor.
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New frontiers in regional science: Asian perspectives ; 17.
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Chapter 1 Global ICT-Based Services Offshoring and Asia
Chapter 2 East Asia's Economic Development and Japanese Firms' ICT-based Services Offshoring
Chapter 3 Japanese ICT Firms' Offshore Development and Software Business in East Asia
Chapter 4 Offshoring of Engineering Labor in Japanese Manufacturing SMEs: Evolution of the "Comprehensive Offshoring" Model
Chapter 5 The Development of the Chinese ICT Industry and Japanese Firms' Offshoring: With a Focus on Dalian's Case
Chapter 6 Development of ICT-Based Services Industry in Vietnam and Japanese Firms' Offshoring
Chapter 7 Development of Business Process Outsourcing in the Philippines
Chapter 8 The Philippine ICT Industry and the Middle Income Trap
Chapter 9 The Development of the Taiwanese ICT Hardware Industry: With Focus on "cross-strait" division of labor
Chapter 10 The Development of Taiwanese ICT ODM Companies.

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