Tsinghua Seminar: Rethinking the Chinese Businesses in the Internet Age

 

Date:               January 27, 2007 (Saturday)

Time:              2:00pm   -   4:00 pm

Location:         Dr. Anderw Q. Wu's Office 

                              20600 Mariani Ave. Cupertino, CA 95014 (close to Apple Computer campus)

                       Tel: (408) 257-3767

Cost:               $5 per person

RSVP:            Space is limited.  Please RSVP, as soon as possible via Paypal

                       

 

AGENDA:

2:00 pm - 2:30 pm       Registration and Networking

2:30 pm - 3:15 pm       Presentation by Dr. Jian Cai

3:15 pm - 4:00 pm       Open Q&A and Networking

 

The development of the Chinese economy may bring tremendous opportunities for the overseas IT professionals. However, the reality is far away from the theories and media propaganda. Are there new e-business models especially suitable for the Chinese market? How to understand and implement the business which can bring sustainable success? What are the pitfalls and obstacles a returnee may face in China? Knowledge and skills will be gained only through practices and experiences. Professor Cai will share his experience and present his latest research: the E-business model redesign framework. Professor Cai just finished an executive education program from Harvard Business School in this trip. He will also introduce the expert collaboration program of GH-BPM PKU to invite the IT professionals and executives in US to join.

 

This event is brought to you by Silicon Valley Tsinghua Network (SVTN) . 

Contact Information
Name:     Jinpian Diao
Email:      SVTN.EClub@gmail.com
Phone:     607-280-3866

Dr. Jian Cai

Dr. Cai is the founder and deputy director of GH-BPM Research Institute of Peking University and an assistant professor at Guanghua School of Management. His research fields include business performance management, technology management, and e-business. Professor Cai teaches MBAs and EMBAs at PKU and has been recognized as one of the most active scholars in IT management research and practices. In recent years, he has leaded the research collaboration projects for the Ministry of Commerce, Hyperion, CCTV, and CNSF. He is serving as senior advisors for several largest companies in China, including Charoen PokphGroup (Zhengda) and Gome. Before joining PKU, he was a Member of R&D Staff and a WS-I representative at Sun's Java Web Technology and Standard Group. He earned his Ph.D. and two masters degrees from University of Southern California and a B.E from Tsinghua University.

 

 

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