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== IT Abroad : East Asia Focus ==
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== IT Abroad : An IT/Policy Discussion==
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'''Project Statement'''
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Our project will be like the 'Chasing Moore's Law' book which has different chapters on distinct IT/Public Policy issues. But whereas the book focuses on US, our scope of course will be the rest of the world i.e. "IT Abroad". So our book/project may look like<br>
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'''PLEASE use the project pages (linked below) to share your latest work so that other project members can review and possibly provide feedback'''
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*IT Abroad : a discussion on IT/Public Policy issues of interest
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**China:[[IT_Abroad:China|IT Business in China]] [[User:Lars|Lars]]
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**India: [[IT_Abroad:India|ICT for Development (ICT4D)]] [[User:Avichal|Avichal]]
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**Iran: [[IT_Abroad:Iran|Iran's IT Sector]] [[User:EimanZ|EimanZ]]
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**Japan: [[IT_Abroad:Japan|Industrial Policy and IT in Japan]] [[User:Wduhon|Walker]]
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**South Korea: [[IT_Abroad:SouthKorea|IT Policy and the Rapid Development of the South Korean IT Infrastructure]] [[User:hkang|Hyojoo]]
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**Vietnam: [[IT_Abroad:Vietnam|IT/IP from a Communist Perspective and its Prospect]] [[User:Canpham|Canpham]] [[User:Hbui|Hbui]]
  
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'''Team Members''' (so far):
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The topics can be totally distinct, and probably they should be. There is no template which needs to be applied to each country.It is ok for there to be 2 chapters on one country. See [[IT_Abroad:Sample_Project_Template|Sample]]
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*Lars Bergstrom, UW, lars@cs.washington.edu [[User:Lars]]
 
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*Walker Duhon, UW, wduhon@cs.washington.edu [[User:Wduhon|Walker]]
 
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*Avichal Singh, UW, avichal@cs.washington.edu [[User:Avichal|Avicahl]]
 
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*Can Pham, UCB, canpham@berkeley.edu [[User:Canpham]]
 
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*Huong Bui, UCB, hbui@berkeley.edu [[User:Hbui]]
 
  
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'''Project Statement:'''
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More on the [[Talk:Student_Projects:IT_Abroad_EastAsia#Discussion_to_finalize_Project_Topic.2FScope|Discussion]] page.
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For now, the subject of the project is left intentionally vague.  As more people join and we'll negotiate a final project topic (based on interests and the availability of source material) that falls inside the overall spectrum of IT issues in East Asia. The ideas below give some idea of the project direction.  In general, the question to be resolved is whether the emphasis should be placed on issues involving one paricular nation in East Asia, or whether the emphasis should involve an issue that affects the region in general.  There should be some overlap given either choice, as the discussion concerning one particular nation would probably need to include a sub-discussion on its relationship with the rest of the region.  
 
  
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'''Team Members''':
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Name, Location, Email, Country of interest
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*Lars Bergstrom, UW, lars@cs.washington.edu [[User:Lars]], China
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*Walker Duhon, UW, wduhon@cs.washington.edu [[User:Wduhon|Walker]], Japan
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*Avichal Singh, UW, avichal@cs.washington.edu [[User:Avichal|Avichal]], India
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*Can Pham, UCB, canpham@berkeley.edu [[User:Canpham]], Vietnam
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*Huong Bui, UCB, hbui@berkeley.edu [[User:Hbui]], Vietnam
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*Hyojoo Kang, UW, hkang@cs.washington.edu [[User:hkang|Hyojoo]], South Korea
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*Eiman Zolfaghari, Microsoft, eimanz@windows.microsoft.com [[User:Eimanz|EimanZ]], Iran
  
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'''Some Ideas:'''
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'''Project Links:'''
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* '''Profile of <nation>'s IT ecosystem''': How does culture, level of development, political structure, broader industrial policy affect <nation>'s IT ecosystem.  Who were/are the major players (IT firms, Universities, Bureaucracies, scientists, etc.) involved in IT development, and what are the next developments likely to be?  Of particular interest are the ways in which <nation>'s policies and practices differ from the United States, and if there is anything that can be learned or applied from <nation>'s model.  Also of interest is <nation>'s ecosystem in relation to the broader global community. <nation> might be...
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* [[IT_Abroad:Resources|Resources by Country]]
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**'''China''': With a fast growing economy and IT industry, and having major relevance to the offshore outsourcing issue.  Some questions to explore:    What do China's growth prospects mean for the future of the IT industry in the U.S.?  What is the government doing to promote IT growth, and what policies are effective/ineffective? How does China's conception of intellectual property differ from that of the U.S. and what are the implications?
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* [[IT_Abroad:One_Pager|Link to Project One Page Description - to be submitted by 11/08]]
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**'''Japan''':  A major industrialized nation, with living standards roughly on par with the U.S., but with an economic system that operates on different principles.  There is a lot of English language material on Japan, and after some preliminary investigation, and it looks like there are some pretty good sources of information on IT in Japan. Some questions: How does IT fit into Japan's overall industrial policy?  What is Japan's role in the growing cooperation between Japan, China, and South Korea in IT? 
 
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* '''IT in East Asia''': Focusing specifically on the growing intercooperation of East Asian nations in IT.  In particular, there seems to be an interesting story to tell regarding the growing ties between China, Japan, and South Korea...    [http://news.com.com/2100-1032_3-5134110.html?tag=nefd_top IPV6], [http://www.detnews.com/2004/technology/0404/06/technology-113601.htm mobiles],  [http://www.usatoday.com/tech/news/2003-09-05-asia-software_x.htm Linux]; what are the implications for Open Source, and the broader structure of the software industry?
 

Latest revision as of 06:36, 2 December 2004

IT Abroad : An IT/Policy Discussion

Project Statement Our project will be like the 'Chasing Moore's Law' book which has different chapters on distinct IT/Public Policy issues. But whereas the book focuses on US, our scope of course will be the rest of the world i.e. "IT Abroad". So our book/project may look like

PLEASE use the project pages (linked below) to share your latest work so that other project members can review and possibly provide feedback

The topics can be totally distinct, and probably they should be. There is no template which needs to be applied to each country.It is ok for there to be 2 chapters on one country. See Sample

More on the Discussion page.

Team Members: Name, Location, Email, Country of interest

  • Lars Bergstrom, UW, lars@cs.washington.edu User:Lars, China
  • Walker Duhon, UW, wduhon@cs.washington.edu Walker, Japan
  • Avichal Singh, UW, avichal@cs.washington.edu Avichal, India
  • Can Pham, UCB, canpham@berkeley.edu User:Canpham, Vietnam
  • Huong Bui, UCB, hbui@berkeley.edu User:Hbui, Vietnam
  • Hyojoo Kang, UW, hkang@cs.washington.edu Hyojoo, South Korea
  • Eiman Zolfaghari, Microsoft, eimanz@windows.microsoft.com EimanZ, Iran

Project Links:

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