November 10, 2005   

Published at Shanghai Daily

Let's make a guess:

If China is trying to compete with India in this Industry, do they have a competitive advantage?
India's advantages come from their differentiation: the everyday's use of English language and, as I have experienced, the impressive analytical skills of Indians. The competitive advantage in cost is probably similar in India and in China.

If China wants to compete internationally they'll have to consider the improvement of the English language skills of the people working in this industry as a short term objective. Of course, the internal market for Software Outsourcing is probably huge (as everything in China), so maybe they don't need the international market to start this industry.

My guess is: China will be competing internationally before five years.

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   November 06, 2005   

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The central and city governments will triple the amount of money they spend on scientific research in Shanghai for the next five years to spur innovation ahead of the 2010 World Expo.

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The 7th Shanghai International Industry Fair is showing off the latest technologies developed in China.

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