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- IBM and Boeing Bring Work Closer to Home - Bad News for Outsourcing?
- Brian Schwarz submits: [[IBM]] recently announced the location of its two newest global service delivery centers and its choice was an eye-opener. Instead of Bangalore or Shanghai, Big Blue picked East Lansing, Michigan, and Dubuque, Iowa, according to Business Week. Michael Daniels, senior vice-president of IBM Global Technology Services,...
- External links 2009-01-23
- Why 'Buy American' Hurts America
- Brian Schwarz submits: The "Buy American" provision contained in the federal economic stimulus package continues to cause problems for the Obama Administration both at home and abroad. As Max Showalter wrote in Indiana, it has become a political football that Caterpillar Inc. CAT would like to see kicked completely out...
- External links 2009-02-13
- Foxconn Causes Another PR Problem for Apple in China
- Brian Schwarz submits: Apple AAPL has a brand image that marketing managers around the world can only dream about. In the eyes of its incredibly loyal consumer base, Apple represents the pinnacle of innovation and coolness. Like many Western brands, Apple depends on suppliers in Asia to manufacture its popular...
- External links 2009-07-23
- Are Chinese Outsourcing Firms Ready to Emerge From India's Shadow?
- Brian Schwarz submits: China has improved its information technology infrastructure and taken a higher ranking worldwide in the use of IT, a report released in June by the World Economic Forum. China ranked in 46th position globally this year, from 57th a year earlier, based on the NRI - networked...
- External links 2009-07-24
- New Opportunities Abound in China's 4th-6th Tier Towns
- Brian Schwarz submits: Many of the best opportunities for growth in China for foreign companies involve moving into the country's heartland and away from the modern mega-cities along the eastern coast. The government’s nearly $600 billion stimulus program launched earlier this year is targeting the country’s interior and is expected...
- External links 2009-07-24
- Luring Foreign Talent to China's Wall Street
- Brian Schwarz submits:The financial crisis has some Western experts looking toward Asia for employment opportunities. China's State Council recently declared that Shanghai will be built into a major international financial center by 2020, an indication of government's intention to place greater reliance on the city as it refines its strategy...
- External links 2009-07-26
- China Moving Up the Value Chain - AmCham
- Brian Schwarz submits: Foreign companies should view China more as a competitive manufacturing base and as a hub for an Asian growth strategy and less as a low-cost provider of labor and resources, the American Chamber of Commerce AmCham in Shanghai said in its latest survey of its members in...
- External links 2009-07-28
- China's No-Name Giants Move to Build a Brand Name
- Brian Schwarz submits: Huawei maybe the best company many Americans and Europeans have never heard of, and that's a big problem for China, according to a recent report in Newsweek entitled Generic Giants. With revenue of more than $18 billion in 2008, soon it will overtake Nokia NOK Siemens SI...
- External links 2009-07-31
- China's Bubbles and Demographic Trends
- Brian Schwarz submits:In recent weeks, many experts have expressed growing concern about a bubble forming in China's stock and property markets. While investors love it when prices rise, many observers fail to realize the hidden and harmful impact it has on worker productivity, competitiveness, and demographic trends. As part of...
- External links 2009-08-10
Additional Resources
- Building the nation.
- Oct 26, 2001 The Australian ABIX via COMTEX -- The inaugural "Ernst & Young Entrepreneur of the Year' Awards were presented in Sydney on 25 October 2001. Brian Schwarz, the CEO of Ernst & Young, said the awards were a recognition of the growing...
- Research articles 2001-10-25
- Honorable mentions
- * Ala. William Norvell Jr., University of Alabama * Calif.: Brian McInnis, University of California-Davis * D.C.: Micah Kubic, George Washington University * Fla.: Amber Getz, Saint Leo University; Malcolm Glover, Florida A&M Eva Rosales, University of Florida * Hawaii: Melvin Jadulang, University of Hawaii ...
- Research articles 2005-02-17
- Pikachu who?(Brief Article)
- Digimon wants to be The Next Big Thing In frothy, fun launch at FAO Schwarz's flagship store, Bandai America introduced a new line of interactive toys based on Digimon: Digital Monsters, the animated TV show. The company, while quick to point...
- Research articles 2000-01-01
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