ON THE DEVELOPMENT OF CHINA'S INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY INDUSTRY

Table of contents

1. Cover image
2. Table of Contents
3. Copyright
4. About the Author
5. Editors' Note to the Original Chinese Edition
6. Preface*
7. Development of Our Country's IT Industry in the New Period*
8. I. Position and Role of the IT Industry
9. II. Global Development Trends in the IT Industry
10. III. Characteristics of our Country's IT Industry's Development
11. IV. Development Strategy for the IT Industry in the New Period
12. V. Policies and Measures for Developing the IT Industry
13. VI. Conclusion
14. Report on an Inspection Tour of the US and Canadian Electronics Industries*
15. I. Changes in US Policy on Exports to China and Discussion of Joint Ventures with American and Canadian Companies
16. II. Conditions and Characteristics of Developments Taking Place in the Electronics Industries in the US and Canada
17. III. Technological Development Trends in the US and Canadian Electronics Industries
18. IV. Comments and Suggestions for Making Use of the Favorable International Situation to Import US and Canadian Electronic Technology
19. Revitalize Our Country's Electronics Industry*
20. I. Ensure That the Electronics Industry Plays Its Role in the Four Modernizations
21. II. Establish a Rationally Structured Electronics Industry
22. III. Concentrate on Key Projects
23. IV. Promote Scientific and Technological Progress and Knowledge Development
24. Accelerate the Development of the Electronics Industry and Meet the Challenges of the New Technological Revolution*
25. Gradually Explore a Chinese Style Development Path for the Electronics Industry*
26. I. The New Situation Confronting our Country's Electronics Industry
27. II. Medium- and Long-Term Planning and Tasks for the Last 2 Years of the Sixth Five-Year Program Period
28. III. Policies and Measures for Accelerating Development
29. Promote Rapid and Balanced Development of Our Country's Electronics Industry*
30. I. On Improving Economic Performance
31. II. On the Issue of Comprehensive, Overall Planning
32. III. On Issues of Organizing and Supervising Civilian Systems Engineering and Electronic Capital Goods
33. IV. On the Question of Avoiding Redundant Imports
34. V. On Several Specific Issues that Arose During Discussions at the Meeting
35. Foreign Trade in the Electronics Industry and Its Development Policy*
36. Accelerate the Development of Our Country's Computer Industry*
37. I. Unswervingly Adhere to the Principle of Being Application Oriented and Use Applications to Promote Research and Production
38. II. Strive to Improve Research, Design, and Production Technology, Increase Domestication of Computers, and Establish Our Own Computer Industry
39. III. Adopt the Innovation Strategy of Skipping Development Stages, and Take a Path of Modernizing the Electronics Industry with Chinese Characteristics
40. IV. View the Country as a Whole, Remove Departmental and Regional Barriers, Formulate Overall Plans and Select the Best to Receive Our Support
41. V. Adhere to the Opening up Policy and Bring in Technology and Capital to Advance Technological Progress
42. VI. Adhere to the Principle of Pursuing Limited Objectives and Focusing on Key Areas, Concentrate on Using and Manufacturing Microcomputers, and Develop Small, Medium-Sized, and Large Computers in Light of Actual Needs
43. VII. Intensify Development of the Computer Services Industry
44. VIII. Continue to Implement Reform, Simplify Administration, and Delegate Power
45. Revitalize the Electronics Industry and Promote the Four Modernizations*
46. Write a New Chapter in Our Country's Computer Industry*
47. I. Steadfastly Implement the Policy of Expanding Computer Use to Stimulate Computer Development and Encouraging Competition to Promote Improvements
48. II. Take the Development Path of Importing, Assimilating, Developing, and Innovating
49. III. Create a Management System for the Computer Industry Suitable to Our National Conditions
50. IV. Train Computer Personnel and Increase Computer Literacy
51. Initiate a New Phase in the Electronics Industry's Services for the Four Modernizations*
52. I. Further Adjust the Ideology Guiding our Work and Complete the “Two Shifts” More Quickly
53. II. Emancipate our Minds, Quicken our Pace, and Make Economic Restructuring in the Electronics Industry a Success
54. III. Further Open to the Outside World and Accelerate the Import of Foreign Capital and Advanced Technology
55. IV. Conscientiously Formulate the Seventh Five-Year Program for the Electronics Industry
56. V. Promote Research and Production and Continue to Develop the Present Excellent Situation
57. Appendix A. Basic Strategy and Measures for Accelerating the Development of our Country's Electronics Industry*
58. I. New Characteristics of Development of the Global Electronics Industry and the Severe Challenges Our Country's Electronics Industry is Facing
59. II. Overall Guiding Business Philosophy for Developing the Electronics Industry
60. III. Basic Strategy for Developing the Electronics Industry
61. IV. Embracing the World's New Technological Revolution and Basic Measures for Accelerating the Development of the Electronics Industry
62. V. Special Policies and Measures
63. Appendix B. Ideas for the Reform of the Electronics Industry's Management System*
64. I. Main Ideas for Reform
65. II. Plan for Implementing Reform
66. III. Reform Progress and Measures
67. Several Issues Concerning Shifting the Focus of Services in the Electronics Industry and Reforming Its Management System*
68. I. Expanding the Scope of Services and Opening up the Market for Electronic Products
69. II. Ensuring the Production of Military Products and Finding Civilian Applications for Military Technology
70. III. Decentralizing Enterprises
71. IV. Setting up Agencies
72. V. The Seventh Five-Year Program for the Electronics Industry
73. Conscientiously Study and Solve Problems Facing the Development of Our Country's Electronics Industry*
74. I. Strengthen Macro-control Over the Development of the Electronics Industry to Eliminate Excessive Dispersion
75. II. Adjust the Structure of Our Scientific and Technological Work to Improve R&D on Production Technology and Special Production Equipment
76. III. Ensure R&D Staff are Qualified and have State-of-the-Art Equipment
77. IV. Pay Close Attention to the Trend toward Vertical and Horizontal Integration in the Industrial Structure, with due Consideration of Features of the Microelectronics Industry
78. V. Acknowledge that Market Distribution is an Important Aspect of the Industry and do it Well
79. VI. Learn from Experience and Successfully Introduce Foreign Technology
80. VII. Learn from Foreign Experience of Organizing Industrial Activities, and Conscientiously Study and Solve Problems Concerning Economic Restructuring of the Electronics Industry
81. Development Strategy Issues in Our Country's Electronics Industry*
82. I. Development Trends of Electronics Industries Abroad and the Current Condition of our Country's Electronics Industry
83. II. Guiding Ideology and Strategic Objectives
84. III. Principles, Policies, and Measures to Be Adopted
85. New Characteristics in the Development of the World's Electronic Information Industry and Strategy Issues Concerning the Development of China's Electronic Information Industry*
86. I. New Characteristics in the Development of the World's Electronic Information Industry
87. II. Strategy Issues Concerning the Development of China's Electronic Information Industry
88. Computerize Financial Management*
89. Seizing Information Superiority Will Become a Focus in Warfare*
90. Create a Set of Effective Mechanisms to Develop New and High Technologies and Industries That Use Them*
91. Accelerate the Development of Our Country's Information and Network Technologies*
92. Speech at the Opening Ceremony of the 16th World Computer Congress
93. Strive to Accomplish the Two Historic Tasks of Mechanizing and Informationizing Our Army*
94. Promote Rapid and Sound Development of Our Country's Information Networks*
95. Accelerate Our Country's Informationization*
96. Use Informationization to Drive Industrialization and Use Industrialization to Promote Informationization*
97. Informationize the Army*
98. I. Development and Strategic Impact of the New World Revolution in Military Affairs
99. II. Actively Promoting a Distinctively Chinese Revolution in Military Affairs
100. Strive to Seize the Technological Initiative in the Microelectronics, Software, and Computer Industries*
101. I. Focus on the Position and Role of the Microelectronics Industry
102. II. Create our Own Software and Computer Technology Systems
103. III. Strengthen National Strategic Guidance
104. Index