The document discusses the development of China's IT industry and career prospects. It notes that China has the largest number of internet users in the world, with over 500 million by 2011. However, the penetration rate remains relatively low at 38%, indicating high growth potential. Key players in the industry include search engines, e-commerce, and mobile internet. There is a huge demand for IT talent, but also gaps in the available supply of workers with technical skills, product development experience, and problem-solving abilities. The document outlines both the opportunities and challenges of working in China's large internet companies.
Imagine Indonesia: engaging with the potential e-commerce marketAkhmad Zaimi
Engaging with the potential e-commerce market in Indonesia is growing rapidly. The number of online transactions increased 100% from 2011 to 2012, reaching over 10 million transactions valued at $290 million in 2012. Mobile internet is also growing significantly as the main access point for online shopping, especially among younger Indonesians. While online shopping is becoming more popular, many Indonesians still prefer to pay using bank transfers or cash on delivery instead of credit cards when making purchases. The Indonesia E-commerce Association was formed in 2012 to help develop the industry. The government regulates e-commerce through its Electronic Information and Transactions Law.
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China has over 513 million internet users as of 2012, with internet and mobile internet usage growing rapidly each year. Social media platforms like Qzone and Weibo have hundreds of millions of active users, and e-commerce has also grown tremendously, with over 195 million online shoppers spending over 6 trillion RMB in 2011. Major players in the Chinese internet market include Baidu in search, Alibaba in e-commerce, Tencent in social media and gaming, and Sina in portals and microblogging.
El documento describe tres modelos didácticos: el modelo tradicional, el modelo activista y el modelo curricular. El modelo tradicional se centra en el profesor y en la transmisión de conocimientos, mientras que el modelo activista pone el énfasis en los intereses del alumno. El modelo curricular busca un equilibrio entre lo establecido legalmente y la adaptación al contexto, promoviendo el desarrollo personal a través de contenidos conceptuales, actitudinales y procedimentales.
China E-Commerce Challenges and OpportunitiesMinh-Ha Nguyen
Minh-Ha Nguyen’s presentation on the challenges and opportunities of doing e-commerce in China highlights:
• Trends in China e-commerce, including mobile commerce
• Challenges of doing business in China, including the myth of China e-commerce as a low-cost distribution channel and what drives the high cost of China e-commerce
• Benefits of e-commerce in China
• Opportunities available for China e-commerce companies
• Opportunities available for the product manufacturers supplying these e-commerce companies in China
Strategy for Tencent, China Internet Leader (extract 1)internetfuture2020
Extract from Part 1 of the report
Strategies for value creation in fast-paced environments - the case of Tencent
A few facts about the firm
Financial situation
International scope
How to become a global player?
Mail.ru has experienced strong growth since its founding in 1998. Some key milestones include launching email, video, and photo services, as well as social networking platforms. In 2007, Mail.ru had over 43 million visitors and generated $55.8 million in revenue, nearly doubling revenue each year since 2003. The company has leveraged its large user base to build a strong monetization model based primarily on display advertising.
Imagine Indonesia: engaging with the potential e-commerce marketAkhmad Zaimi
Engaging with the potential e-commerce market in Indonesia is growing rapidly. The number of online transactions increased 100% from 2011 to 2012, reaching over 10 million transactions valued at $290 million in 2012. Mobile internet is also growing significantly as the main access point for online shopping, especially among younger Indonesians. While online shopping is becoming more popular, many Indonesians still prefer to pay using bank transfers or cash on delivery instead of credit cards when making purchases. The Indonesia E-commerce Association was formed in 2012 to help develop the industry. The government regulates e-commerce through its Electronic Information and Transactions Law.
Hoe staat het er voor qua omzet en verdeling binnen affiliate marketing in Nederland? Het IAB heeft in samenwerking met Deloitte een onderzoek gedaan en zal de resultaten traditioneel op de Affiliate Dag bekend maken!
China has over 513 million internet users as of 2012, with internet and mobile internet usage growing rapidly each year. Social media platforms like Qzone and Weibo have hundreds of millions of active users, and e-commerce has also grown tremendously, with over 195 million online shoppers spending over 6 trillion RMB in 2011. Major players in the Chinese internet market include Baidu in search, Alibaba in e-commerce, Tencent in social media and gaming, and Sina in portals and microblogging.
El documento describe tres modelos didácticos: el modelo tradicional, el modelo activista y el modelo curricular. El modelo tradicional se centra en el profesor y en la transmisión de conocimientos, mientras que el modelo activista pone el énfasis en los intereses del alumno. El modelo curricular busca un equilibrio entre lo establecido legalmente y la adaptación al contexto, promoviendo el desarrollo personal a través de contenidos conceptuales, actitudinales y procedimentales.
China E-Commerce Challenges and OpportunitiesMinh-Ha Nguyen
Minh-Ha Nguyen’s presentation on the challenges and opportunities of doing e-commerce in China highlights:
• Trends in China e-commerce, including mobile commerce
• Challenges of doing business in China, including the myth of China e-commerce as a low-cost distribution channel and what drives the high cost of China e-commerce
• Benefits of e-commerce in China
• Opportunities available for China e-commerce companies
• Opportunities available for the product manufacturers supplying these e-commerce companies in China
Strategy for Tencent, China Internet Leader (extract 1)internetfuture2020
Extract from Part 1 of the report
Strategies for value creation in fast-paced environments - the case of Tencent
A few facts about the firm
Financial situation
International scope
How to become a global player?
Mail.ru has experienced strong growth since its founding in 1998. Some key milestones include launching email, video, and photo services, as well as social networking platforms. In 2007, Mail.ru had over 43 million visitors and generated $55.8 million in revenue, nearly doubling revenue each year since 2003. The company has leveraged its large user base to build a strong monetization model based primarily on display advertising.
The document discusses the growth of e-commerce and internet usage. It notes that the number of online buyers has grown significantly from 128 million in 2002 to over 500 million projected for the end of 2003. The document also emphasizes that having an online presence for a business is increasingly important, as statistics show 60,000 new internet users per day and Bill Gates has stated that businesses without an online presence by 2005 will likely fail. The document promotes the website www.justclickit.net.my for helping businesses embrace this new era of online opportunities.
Broadly, e-commerce means doing business over the internet. This implies that either goods can be delivered offline or products can be “digitalized” and delivered online. E-commerce however is marred by serious drawbacks. India only has 100 million active internet users. This implies that the internet usage in India is pretty poor. The problem is further aggravated by the fact that there is low credit card penetration coupled with slow internet speeds and fulfillment issues. As of today e-commerce is merely a 10 billion dollar market in India which is 1/6th of the US market. Despite this gloomy scenario, there are some important trends in e-commerce to look out for. This includes the fact that offline retailers are trying to go online, media biggies are getting into e-commerce, e-commerce platforms are gaining traction and mobile commerce is just beginning to take off, examples being banks and Indian Railways.
1 Retail E Commerce A Perfect Storm In Indiaarpan1987
This document discusses the growth of e-commerce in India. It notes that the Indian e-commerce market has crossed Rs. 9,000 crores in the last fiscal year and is projected to grow at 42-50% annually over the next five years. Online retail is gaining momentum in India, especially for books, electronics, clothing, music, tours, and movies. Key drivers of growth include increasing internet penetration, especially in tier-2 cities, and the convenience of online shopping. However, some Indians remain concerned about product quality, security, inability to physically examine products, and lack of negotiations compared to offline retail. The document outlines opportunities and challenges for e-commerce businesses in India.
This document discusses the growth of e-commerce in India. It notes that the Indian e-commerce market has crossed Rs. 9,000 crores in the last fiscal year and is projected to grow at 42-50% annually over the next five years. Online retail is gaining momentum in India, especially for books, electronics, clothing, music, tours, and movies. Key drivers of growth include increasing internet penetration, especially in tier-2 cities, and the convenience of online shopping. However, some Indians remain concerned about product quality, security, inability to physically examine products, and lack of discounts. The document outlines opportunities and challenges for e-commerce businesses in India.
China represents a massive market opportunity for entrepreneurs and investors, with over 263 million internet users as of 2008. While challenges exist such as competition and difficulties exiting, key sectors such as e-commerce, online advertising, and online gaming are growing rapidly due to trends like an increasing number of young, entertainment-focused internet users and a lack of traditional retail and entertainment infrastructure. Those able to provide value to Chinese consumers through business models addressing local needs and behaviors have the best chances of success.
Market Research Report :Online Gaming Market in China 2009Netscribes, Inc.
China's online gaming market is the largest globally, estimated at $3 billion in 2008 and expected to grow to $10 billion by 2012. Drivers of growth include increasing broadband subscribers and computer purchases. However, the market faces challenges such as a cumbersome entry process and government protectionism. Major trends include a focus on research and development and international competition. Tencent Holdings is the largest player in the market.
Phil Mechanisms for e-Gov, ICT Devt, Innovation and EntrepreneurshipAlejandro Melchor III
The document provides an overview of Philippine mechanisms for e-government services, ICT development, innovation and entrepreneurship. It discusses key initiatives like the i-BPLS project to streamline business permits, the E-Serbisyo portal for online government services, and the Philippine Digital Strategy to promote transparent governance. It also outlines the country's growing ICT infrastructure including expansions of broadband access and fiber optic networks, as well as programs to develop IT talent and leverage the labor force.
The document outlines a design plan to implement a new CRM system for Save the Trees, a non-profit with a global presence and offices in 20 U.S. states and 50 countries. The plan details 5 steps: 1) initiation including identifying stakeholders and deliverables, 2) gaining buy-in by presenting challenges and timeline, 3) implementation of new processes and data conversion, 4) testing using a matrix, and 5) go-live training and closing out the project. The goals are to improve communication, create a single CRM for access across the organization, and develop an online network for volunteers.
The mobile internet is growing rapidly in the US and worldwide. Daily mobile internet usage in the US doubled from 10.8 million users in January 2008 to 22.4 million users in January 2009. As networks and devices improve, more people are using the mobile internet for activities like social networking, news, and entertainment. The rise of the mobile internet creates new opportunities for advertising, commerce, and location-based services.
Tencent has three core businesses: telecom value-added services, internet value-added services, and internet advertising. The document analyzes Tencent's strong revenue growth in recent years, attributing it to recruiting talents, reorganizing its structure, restructuring its product lineup around an "online living" strategy, and pursuing integration, mergers and acquisitions, and cooperation. It also discusses Tencent's organizational structure and management system as well as its future development forecasts.
Welcome to Drupal Camp LA 2008
* This was a presentation written by Troy Angrignon (President) and David Feldhaus (Director Sales) and delivered by Jonathan Lambbert (CEO) at the DrupalCamp LA, September 13-14, 2008.
The Mobile Data Challenge (by Economist Intelligence)Kirill Smirnov
Operators are focusing on developing revenue-generating content and applications to avoid over-reliance on traffic revenue as voice services decline. However, their strategies for content and applications are still developing. Operators also aim to improve efficiency through investments in next-generation networks, but cost remains a key challenge. While focusing on customer retention, operators are confident in their competitive positioning but could improve performance further through clearer strategies for content and reducing churn.
Nasscom vision about IT and BPO India-LatamFabio Aguiar
The Indian IT-BPO industry grew 5.5% in FY2010 despite a global economic slowdown. It accounts for 25% of India's exports and 10.5% of services revenues. The industry employs nearly 2.3 million professionals and added 90,000 jobs in FY2010. North America remains the dominant market, accounting for 61% of exports. The banking, financial services, and insurance sector saw significant growth in demand. India continues to be the most cost-effective location for IT-BPO services compared to other global destinations.
This document discusses the concept of mobile first design. It argues that web products should be designed with mobile in mind first due to the massive growth of mobile usage and opportunities it provides. Constraints of mobile such as small screens require a focus on simplicity and essential features. Mobile capabilities can also drive innovation if designers challenge themselves to make full use of sensors, location detection and other mobile features.
The mobile value-added services market in China is highly regulated by the government and dominated by the three state-owned mobile network operators. [1] Mobile subscriptions and traffic have grown tremendously, with over 500 million subscribers by 2007, but regulatory changes since 2005 have made it difficult for independent service providers. [2] China also leads the world in mobile phone manufacturing but the local industry remains fragmented. [3] Mobile gaming, music, newspapers and messaging have shown strong growth for the major operator China Mobile, as it promotes and controls more services.
Big Data and Intel® Intelligent Systems Solution for Intelligent transportationOdinot Stanislas
Explications sur comment il est possible d'utiliser la puissance d'Hadoop pour analyser les vidéos des caméras présentent sur les réseaux routiers avec pour objectif d'identifier l'état du trafic, le type de véhicule en déplacement et même l'usurpation de plaques d'immatriculation.
Data Integrity For Your Brand And LocationsSIM Partners
This document discusses the importance of data integrity for businesses' online local search presence. It emphasizes that establishing an accurate name, address, and phone number (NAP) is critical for building a business's online identity. As local, mobile, and social searches increase, maintaining a consistent online presence across search engines, apps, and networks is important. The document also warns of the risk of "listings hijackers" attempting to claim business identities. It advises businesses to claim and manage their online listings to avoid fragmented profiles.
The document discusses the growth of e-commerce and internet usage. It notes that the number of online buyers has grown significantly from 128 million in 2002 to over 500 million projected for the end of 2003. The document also emphasizes that having an online presence for a business is increasingly important, as statistics show 60,000 new internet users per day and Bill Gates has stated that businesses without an online presence by 2005 will likely fail. The document promotes the website www.justclickit.net.my for helping businesses embrace this new era of online opportunities.
Broadly, e-commerce means doing business over the internet. This implies that either goods can be delivered offline or products can be “digitalized” and delivered online. E-commerce however is marred by serious drawbacks. India only has 100 million active internet users. This implies that the internet usage in India is pretty poor. The problem is further aggravated by the fact that there is low credit card penetration coupled with slow internet speeds and fulfillment issues. As of today e-commerce is merely a 10 billion dollar market in India which is 1/6th of the US market. Despite this gloomy scenario, there are some important trends in e-commerce to look out for. This includes the fact that offline retailers are trying to go online, media biggies are getting into e-commerce, e-commerce platforms are gaining traction and mobile commerce is just beginning to take off, examples being banks and Indian Railways.
1 Retail E Commerce A Perfect Storm In Indiaarpan1987
This document discusses the growth of e-commerce in India. It notes that the Indian e-commerce market has crossed Rs. 9,000 crores in the last fiscal year and is projected to grow at 42-50% annually over the next five years. Online retail is gaining momentum in India, especially for books, electronics, clothing, music, tours, and movies. Key drivers of growth include increasing internet penetration, especially in tier-2 cities, and the convenience of online shopping. However, some Indians remain concerned about product quality, security, inability to physically examine products, and lack of negotiations compared to offline retail. The document outlines opportunities and challenges for e-commerce businesses in India.
This document discusses the growth of e-commerce in India. It notes that the Indian e-commerce market has crossed Rs. 9,000 crores in the last fiscal year and is projected to grow at 42-50% annually over the next five years. Online retail is gaining momentum in India, especially for books, electronics, clothing, music, tours, and movies. Key drivers of growth include increasing internet penetration, especially in tier-2 cities, and the convenience of online shopping. However, some Indians remain concerned about product quality, security, inability to physically examine products, and lack of discounts. The document outlines opportunities and challenges for e-commerce businesses in India.
China represents a massive market opportunity for entrepreneurs and investors, with over 263 million internet users as of 2008. While challenges exist such as competition and difficulties exiting, key sectors such as e-commerce, online advertising, and online gaming are growing rapidly due to trends like an increasing number of young, entertainment-focused internet users and a lack of traditional retail and entertainment infrastructure. Those able to provide value to Chinese consumers through business models addressing local needs and behaviors have the best chances of success.
Market Research Report :Online Gaming Market in China 2009Netscribes, Inc.
China's online gaming market is the largest globally, estimated at $3 billion in 2008 and expected to grow to $10 billion by 2012. Drivers of growth include increasing broadband subscribers and computer purchases. However, the market faces challenges such as a cumbersome entry process and government protectionism. Major trends include a focus on research and development and international competition. Tencent Holdings is the largest player in the market.
Phil Mechanisms for e-Gov, ICT Devt, Innovation and EntrepreneurshipAlejandro Melchor III
The document provides an overview of Philippine mechanisms for e-government services, ICT development, innovation and entrepreneurship. It discusses key initiatives like the i-BPLS project to streamline business permits, the E-Serbisyo portal for online government services, and the Philippine Digital Strategy to promote transparent governance. It also outlines the country's growing ICT infrastructure including expansions of broadband access and fiber optic networks, as well as programs to develop IT talent and leverage the labor force.
The document outlines a design plan to implement a new CRM system for Save the Trees, a non-profit with a global presence and offices in 20 U.S. states and 50 countries. The plan details 5 steps: 1) initiation including identifying stakeholders and deliverables, 2) gaining buy-in by presenting challenges and timeline, 3) implementation of new processes and data conversion, 4) testing using a matrix, and 5) go-live training and closing out the project. The goals are to improve communication, create a single CRM for access across the organization, and develop an online network for volunteers.
The mobile internet is growing rapidly in the US and worldwide. Daily mobile internet usage in the US doubled from 10.8 million users in January 2008 to 22.4 million users in January 2009. As networks and devices improve, more people are using the mobile internet for activities like social networking, news, and entertainment. The rise of the mobile internet creates new opportunities for advertising, commerce, and location-based services.
Tencent has three core businesses: telecom value-added services, internet value-added services, and internet advertising. The document analyzes Tencent's strong revenue growth in recent years, attributing it to recruiting talents, reorganizing its structure, restructuring its product lineup around an "online living" strategy, and pursuing integration, mergers and acquisitions, and cooperation. It also discusses Tencent's organizational structure and management system as well as its future development forecasts.
Welcome to Drupal Camp LA 2008
* This was a presentation written by Troy Angrignon (President) and David Feldhaus (Director Sales) and delivered by Jonathan Lambbert (CEO) at the DrupalCamp LA, September 13-14, 2008.
The Mobile Data Challenge (by Economist Intelligence)Kirill Smirnov
Operators are focusing on developing revenue-generating content and applications to avoid over-reliance on traffic revenue as voice services decline. However, their strategies for content and applications are still developing. Operators also aim to improve efficiency through investments in next-generation networks, but cost remains a key challenge. While focusing on customer retention, operators are confident in their competitive positioning but could improve performance further through clearer strategies for content and reducing churn.
Nasscom vision about IT and BPO India-LatamFabio Aguiar
The Indian IT-BPO industry grew 5.5% in FY2010 despite a global economic slowdown. It accounts for 25% of India's exports and 10.5% of services revenues. The industry employs nearly 2.3 million professionals and added 90,000 jobs in FY2010. North America remains the dominant market, accounting for 61% of exports. The banking, financial services, and insurance sector saw significant growth in demand. India continues to be the most cost-effective location for IT-BPO services compared to other global destinations.
This document discusses the concept of mobile first design. It argues that web products should be designed with mobile in mind first due to the massive growth of mobile usage and opportunities it provides. Constraints of mobile such as small screens require a focus on simplicity and essential features. Mobile capabilities can also drive innovation if designers challenge themselves to make full use of sensors, location detection and other mobile features.
The mobile value-added services market in China is highly regulated by the government and dominated by the three state-owned mobile network operators. [1] Mobile subscriptions and traffic have grown tremendously, with over 500 million subscribers by 2007, but regulatory changes since 2005 have made it difficult for independent service providers. [2] China also leads the world in mobile phone manufacturing but the local industry remains fragmented. [3] Mobile gaming, music, newspapers and messaging have shown strong growth for the major operator China Mobile, as it promotes and controls more services.
Big Data and Intel® Intelligent Systems Solution for Intelligent transportationOdinot Stanislas
Explications sur comment il est possible d'utiliser la puissance d'Hadoop pour analyser les vidéos des caméras présentent sur les réseaux routiers avec pour objectif d'identifier l'état du trafic, le type de véhicule en déplacement et même l'usurpation de plaques d'immatriculation.
Data Integrity For Your Brand And LocationsSIM Partners
This document discusses the importance of data integrity for businesses' online local search presence. It emphasizes that establishing an accurate name, address, and phone number (NAP) is critical for building a business's online identity. As local, mobile, and social searches increase, maintaining a consistent online presence across search engines, apps, and networks is important. The document also warns of the risk of "listings hijackers" attempting to claim business identities. It advises businesses to claim and manage their online listings to avoid fragmented profiles.
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2. Development of China’s IT industry
and its career prospects
Philip Zheng
Senior HR Director, Baidu.com
3. China: the Largest Internet Users Market in the World
Proportion of Chinese Internet Users
No. of internet Users 2005-2011
2011
Unit:10K Unit:%
51,310
45,730
38,400
23%
29,800
21,000
13,700
11,100
77%
* * * * * * *
* 2.27 billion netizens by 2011 globally
Source:CNNIC
4. High Growth Potential vs. Low Penetration Rate (38%)
Penetration Rate of Chinese Internet Users 2002-2011
*
JP 94%
*
*
US 77%
*
*
*
*
* *
* Global Average 35 %
* *
* *
* * *
* * *
*
* * * * * * * * * *
Source:CNNIC,2011/1
5. Size of Chinese Internet Economy: RMB 272B (2011)
Average annual growth rate for Chinese internet industry is 52% YoY. The size of
Chinese internet economy exceeded RMB 200B in 2011, which was only 0.58% of the
total GDP.
Size of China internet economy
2008-2013e As a Percentage of Chinese economy
Unit:100M RMB
* Unit:% *
5,647
*
* *
*
3,901
*
*
2,729 *
*
1,513
983 *
705
*
* * * * * * * * * *
Source:iResearch & Baidu.com
7. Trend of Chinese Internet Market
Search:New Search Engine
Mobile:Mobile internet
Vertical business for China internet market 2008-2014e Life:e-commerce
ecommerce 19% 26%
34% 40% 44% 44% 45%
Web game *
*
*
* * * *
Internet ads * * *
* * * *
Mobile internet
Search engine 17% 16% 13% 16% 20% 23% 25%
Online payment * * * *
1% 1% 1% 1% * * *
others 1% 1% 1%
10% 9% 9% 9% 8% 7% 7%
* * * * * * *
Source:iResearch
8. Search : Next Generation Search Engine
Business Size for Internet Search 2005-2014e Focus on multi-media, large
Unit:RMB100M scale data mining and
applications
558
New Milestone:
New Search Engine *
384
History:20 X in the
past 7 years
* 259
188
110
50 70
14 29
9
* * * * * * * * * *
Source:iResearch & Baidu.com
9. Mobile Internet: Accelerate and Explode in China
It only took 4 years for
Business Size for Mobile internet 2008-2014e mobile internet users to
Unit: RMB 100M grow up to 350M in China
1,941
Exploding
*
1,275
Gaining
Momentum
768
* 393
155 203
120
* * * * * * *
Source:iResearch
10. E-commerce: High YoY Growth in Online Shopping Business Size
2008-2014e on-line shopping size: China vs US
15,243
The market size of online shopping in China exceeded
RMB770B in 2011, with YoY increase rate of 55%. 13,198
12,692
12,310
11,384
10,744
9,860 10,234 9,940
9,737
7,736
4,980
2,630
1,282
* * * * * * *
China US
11. Huge Demand for Talent in Chinese Internet Industry
• Size of large internet companies:
- Tencent > 20K; Baidu 17K; Alibaba Group >25K
• Hire & Compete for the best in campus recruitment
• Key talent needs
• Developers
• Testers
• Product Managers
• Product Operations
• UE engineers
• Sales and marketing professionals
12. Talent Profile of Successful Candidates
• Be a fast learner
• Be creative
• Focus on the final results,
rather than the process
• Be the best in your technical/
professional area
• Be an excellent communicator
and collaborator
• Be passionate on what you are
going to do
• Be willing to win
13. Gap in Talent Supply for Chinese Internet Industry
• Technical Excellence, Esp.
Coding Capabilities
• Experience in Product
Development
• Independent Thinking
Ability
• Problem Solving Capability
14. The Beauties of Working in POEs
• Large platform for your career
• Huge growth opportunities
• High performance driven
culture
• Simple communication
environment
• Less hierarchies
• More earning opportunities
15. & the Challenges of Working in POEs
• Management is direct and
immature
• Process is not right on your
hand
• Tools & resources are not well
prepared
• Peer pressure is high with
faster pace
• You need to figure it out!
16. The Internet Industry is looking for Those who Want
to ......
• Make a big impact • Innovate for a new
for a great mission industry
• Grow on a fast track • Stand out as a
• Take a risk but bet leader
on a bright future