China Telecom Experts Confer on Modernization
Wingrove, Norman, Research-Technology Management
Telecommunications and information technology in China are about to transform the entire economic and social life of the country and radically change the demands and opportunities of the market. Until recently, businessmen could find even the most basic telecom facilities only in the largest cities. Many resorted to running their operations from major hotels, since these were frequently the only places offering reliable communications with the outside world.
China is anxious to attract foreign investment to help maintain its burgeoning economy, but it is still bedevilled by an outdated and inefficient infrastructure hamstrung by petty bureaucracy, red tape and restrictive …
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Publication information:
Article title: China Telecom Experts Confer on Modernization.
Contributors: Wingrove, Norman - Author.
Journal title: Research-Technology Management.
Volume: 38.
Issue: 5
Publication date: September/October 1995.
Page number: 5+.
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