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基本説明
Comparing China, India, Malaysia, Singapore, Taiwan, and Hawaii. The Book explores the objectives of the different national IT policies.
Full Description
Many developing nations today are establishing information-based technology (IT) parks as their primary strategy for promoting direct foreign investment, technology transfer, research and development, employment, and overall economic growth. These efforts require huge investments in infrastructure and human resources as the developing nations struggle to overcome inequalities in access to digital communications technology. This study compares IT parks in China, India, Malaysia, Singapore, Taiwan, and Hawaii, in search of strategies that policy makers can employ to reduce the Global Digital Divide, advance distributional equity, and soften some of the negative effects of economic globalization. The book explores the objectives of the different national IT policies and the developmental status of the various IT parks, suggests "best practices" based on these cases, and considers the challenges to future IT park developments.
Contents
1. Bridging the Global Digital Divide Meheroo Jussawalla; 2. High-Tech Park Development in China Lin Sun; 3. The Malaysia Experience: The Multimedia Super Corridor Richard D. Taylor; 4. Tracing the History of IT in India B.V. Naidu; 5. Fishing Village to Technopolis and Biopolis: Science and Technology Parks; 6. Technopolis Development in Taiwan: An IT-Capabilities-Enhancing Approach Eunice Hsiao Hui Wang; 7. Technology Parks: City of Kapolei, Kapolei Business Park and Kapolei Teleport, Kapolei, Hawaii Gordon J. Bruce; 8. Lessons of Technology Parks for the Global Digital Divide Jorge Reina Schement; 9. The Role of IT Parks in Bridging the Digital Divide Meheroo Jussawalla; About the Editors and Contributors; Index
