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Samsung in the 1990s: challenge and response
The 1990s have presented Samsung with a number of challenges requiring adaptive strategies. The key strategic shift is from “quantitat...
The origins of Wintelism and the new dynamics of competition
During the 1990s, the terms of competition in the electronics industry have shifted away from the big final assemblers such as IBM and ...
Growth of Singapore’s electronics industry
As described elsewhere in this article, several East Asian countries outside Japan have emerged as major production platforms for the globa...
The Taiwanese model in the computer industry
It would seem self-evident that small companies would not be competitive in a knowledge-intensive industry that is highly globalized.1 Sm...
The impact of the Asian financial crises
How have the financial crises that beset East Asia in 1997–8 affected the evolution of IPNs in electronics? It is too soon to discern the l...
Corporate strategies in the East Asian electronics industry
During the 1990s two basic trends emerged in East Asia’s electronics industry. First, the competitiveness of East Asian countries greatly i...
The dominance of SMEs: a source of flexibility
SMEs have been the main carriers of Taiwan’s rapid development and remain important today. In 1993, SMEs accounted for 96 percent of ...
CPNs and the future of competition
Wintelism and CPNs have been very important to the outcome of competition in the electronics industry. They were the principal means ...
The new terms of competition
In this new epoch, firms located anywhere in the temporarily disintegrated value chain can control the evolution of key standards and i...
The resurgence of US electronics Asian production networks and the rise of Wintelism
The electronics industry of the late 1990s bears only a passing resemblance to that of a decade earlier. Some of the names are the sam...
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