April 2011 - Asian Business Cases
Un commentaire trimestriel présentant des études de cas provenant des archives de la Richard Ivey School of Business, offrant aux cadres et aux chercheurs un aperçu des défis à surmonter pour faire des affaires en Asie.
Volume 1, Issue 8, April 2011
Industrial and Commercial Bank of China: The Internet Banking Project
ICBC Shanghai Branch's Internet-based private banking service was successfully launched in the Pudong regional headquarters in Shanghai on November 1, 2001. The Internet banking project was a pilot project in anticipation of a nationwide rollout of Internet-based private banking services. Learn More
Keda: SAP Implementation
Keda had succesfully deployed SAP as its enterprise resource planning solution, and the system was quickly paying for itself through more efficient inventory management. Despite the success, Keda had a large backlog of other information technology projects waiting in the pipeline. Learn More
Shanghai Bell: The Collaborative Product Commerce Systems
Dr. Jack Jia, the research and development process improvement manager in Shanghai Bell, had just finished meeting with the top management on strategic initiatives suggested in the corporate information systems plan (CISP) final report, including the implementation of a collborative produce commerce system. Jia was required to review the project planning process and examine the extent to which the company was ready to undertake the project. Learn More
Unimicron: Technology Corporation
It was March of 2009, and Tse-Jang Tseng was proud of what he had accomplished in his 15 years at Unimicron. He had overseen the company through various investments in information technology, taking the company to become the number-two player in the industry worldwide. The question was, had Unimicron done everything it could? Learn More
Commentary
Dr. Ning Su, Assistant Professor, Richard Ivey School of Business, The University of Western Ontario
China’s Rising Technology Sector
Chinese technology firms, from automakers to IT service vendors to clean-tech providers, are rapidly growing into some of the world’s most innovative and competitive players. The following case studies will examine how technology is being increasingly adopted by different users in China, as well as introduces the supply side of the technology sector.
Canada Asia Business
- CAE to Expand Aviation Training Centre in Zhuhai, China
- Imax Announces 75-Theatre Joint Revenue Sharing Agreement in China
- COMAC and Bombardier Sign Strategic Agreement on Commercial Aircraft
- Tata Communications of India Selects Tranzeo Wireless to Supply Broadband Wireless Access Equipment
- Migao Corp. Secures Long-Term Potash Supply for China
Asian Business Cases Archive
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