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China and India represent both the present and future of the global IT industry. Currently, both countries have a strong and expanding presence in the global industry. Both have significant potential to be even more central players and markets in the next decade. This one day workshop brings together cutting-edge thinking to link this present reality to future possibilities for Silicon Valley
The ties between Silicon Valley and these nations will only deepen and strengthen in the next decade. However, how they will deepen and evolve individually and collectively is still open to question. Domestic policy and economic growth, new innovations in technology and organizations, changes in global trade and immigration all will be factors structuring a future global IT industry very different than the present architecture.
The workshop aims to capture these complex changes through the general theme of competition and partnership between China, India and Silicon Valley. By focusing critical attention on the interaction and competition of entrepreneurs, companies and regions in the next decade, the workshop will move to understand future strategic and policy choices.
Workshop Sessions Covering:
- IT as an Engine of Growth: Opportunities and Challenges
- Industry Evolutions and Global Networks
- Competition or Synergy: The interaction of China, India and Silicon Valley
Organized by
Nirvikar Singh, Co-Director and Coordinator, SCCIE
Kyle Eischen, Associate Director, CGIRS
Sponsored by
Santa Cruz Center for International Economics
Center for Global, International and Regional Studies
Kamil and Talat Hasan
UC Santa Cruz Office of Research
UCSC South Asian Studies Initiative
Free and Open to the Public.
Registration Required by May 23rd
For further information please contact: sccie@cats.ucsc.edu
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