In this global
information age, information technology (IT) is now the world’s
fastest growing business. So the IT industry is considered ideal by
the HSP in terms of its potential to create opportunities and
employment with little pressure on land, environment and other
resources. As a developing country, China needs all three.
The Chinese government views IT not only as a tool for generating jobs
and improving government efficiency but more significantly, as a way
to accelerate the development of China’s high-tech industry and
enhance its international competitiveness at the brink of the nation’s
entrance to the WTO.
Dubbed China’s
Silicon Valley, the HSP not only has about 4800 domestic enterprises
engaged in IT, including the Legend Group, the Founder Group of Peking
University, Tong fang Enterprises of Tsinghua University, the Stone
Group of China Telecom, it also has over 1000 IT companies from
abroad, 20 of which are ranked within the world’s top 200 high-tech
businesses. IBM, Microsoft, HP, Agilent Technologies, 3COM, Oracle,
Cisco, Motorola, P&G, Lucent Bell Labs, ABB, Novo Nordisk, MITSUBISHI,
Mitsui & Co., NEC, NTT Data, Fujisu, Sumitomo, etc are all operating
successfully in the HSP.
IT services in the HSP emphasize quality and fairness. This has been
attracting more and more investment worldwide.
A series of new strategies have been adopted to provide better
services in order to increase IT trade competitiveness in the
international market. IT festivals are an outstanding feature of the
IT services in HSP, where influential people from China and overseas
are invited to share the latest information about IT industries and
the corresponding policies. It also provides a comprehensive
introduction to the newest products and technology, the most
up-to-date information, and the latest trends in the IT industry to
both IT professionals and interested customers.
IT Service
In this global
information age, information technology (IT) is now the world’s
fastest growing business. So the IT industry is considered ideal by
the HSP in terms of its potential to create opportunities and
employment with little pressure on land, environment and other
resources. As a developing country, China needs all three.
Dubbed China’s
Silicon Valley, the HSP not only has about 4800 domestic enterprises
engaged in IT, including the Legend Group, the Founder Group of Peking
University, Tong fang Enterprises of Tsinghua University, the Stone
Group of China Telecom, it also has over 1000 IT companies from
abroad, 20 of which are ranked within the world’s top 200 high-tech
businesses. IBM, Microsoft, HP, Agilent Technologies, 3COM, Oracle,
Cisco, Motorola, P&G, Lucent Bell Labs, ABB, Novo Nordisk, MITSUBISHI,
Mitsui & Co., NEC, NTT Data, Fujisu, Sumitomo, etc are all operating
successfully in the HSP. 