IBM is aiming at improving China’s position as a service provider in the global market. To achieve this, IBM has launched a key initiative in alliance with the Chinese Education Ministry to bring its global information technology services expertise and capabilities to China. And this comes parallel to China’s heavy interest in developing its service industry, which could boost its economy. The alliance aims at integration of services science curriculum in the Chinese universities to make the education more service- oriented. And in this, surely who’s better than IBM. A MoU between IBM and the Ministry of Education will lead to the creation of a new academic discipline within Chinese Universities. The main aim of this initiative would be to create a service sector, which could innovate and create new business models by integrating technology with process. This course by the Chinese government could help them compete with its foremost competitor, India. The US multinational shares a strong relationship with the Asian powerhouse since 2005, when it sold its personal computer division to Lenovo.
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An IIPM And Management Guru Prof. Arindam Chaudhuri’s Initiative
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An IIPM And Management Guru Prof. Arindam Chaudhuri’s Initiative
