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Form of report: PDF file, around 15,000 English words
Author: Software Industry Research Center, CCID Consulting
Price: USD1,700 for hardcopy version and USD1,900 for digital version
Research fields: software industry, application software, embedded software, software outsourcing
Enterprises involved: Huawei, Founder, Jade Bird, Neusoft, Baosight, Actions Semiconductor, UFIDA, Venus Software, Kingdee, etc.
Report Highlights
During the 10th Five-Year Plan period, China's software industry achieved explosive growth, with sales revenue surging more than 30% annually on average. In 2006, sales revenue is expected to top 400 billion yuan. As industry size grows, a number of distinctive software enterprises have emerged. They either rely on size, or seek model innovation, or set an eye on emerging markets, or rely on their own advantages, or pursue extreme operation, or expand diversified services, or work hard on product upgrade, or improve the quality of service. No matter what business strategy or strategic layout they adopt, Chinese software enterprises keep enhancing their competitiveness. It may be true that Chinese software enterprises are not in a position to compete with international giants yet, but they are drawing upon experience and ways of improving software enterprises, industry, software parks, and industry competitiveness. The report provides reference for entrepreneurs, people involved in the industry, investors, and competent government authorities, putting forward recommendations for improving the competitiveness of China's software industry.
The report presents a full picture of the competitiveness of China's software industry in 2006, and compares the domestic and overseas software industries by various competitiveness indicators. It examines key factors affecting the competitiveness of China's software industry, and compares and analyzes competitiveness of the software enterprises, software parks, and regions, as well as the determinant. In China's software industry, competitive fields include embedded software, industry application software, software services and outsourcing, and system integration. Brands, engineering, proprietary technology, and business models are becoming an impetus for boosting software enterprises' competitiveness. Software parks have achieved substantive progress in improving hardware. Regional differences are coming into being. Industry clusters and regional features are emerging. The deepening of IT application, industry restructuring, and the guidance and boost given by the government will deliver more opportunities to the development of various regions and industries. Due to the escalation of global competition, the entry of foreign enterprises, and the competition between multinationals and local enterprises in human resources and market, the next five years will be the most crucial and brutal period when competition situation takes shape in China's software industry. Where are the breakthrough points in achieving the competitive edge of China's software industry clusters? Where is the short board of enterprise competitiveness? Where does the "Long Tail" theory apply? And where is the space for the "pareto" rule? Please check out the 2006-2007 Annual Report on Competitiveness of China's Software Industry released by CCID Consulting. The report has four features:
Through a scientific evaluation system, CCID Consulting conducts in-depth analysis of the industry's characteristics. With a scientific competitiveness assessment system, it selects evaluation indexes in a precise manner, collates basic data strictly, and gathers experts' opinions in an objective fashion.
The report presents comparison on the levels of software parks, regions and country, and all-sided analysis of industries, industry chain, products, and factors, to grasp an overall picture of the competition situation.
Backed by full and accurate data, the report depicts development and changes in 2006 from the angle of product structure, product type, regions and provinces, city levels, vertical and parallel segments, and distribution channels, to discern the industry's development trend.
Featuring original viewpoints, the report sums up brands' successes and failures, and reviews the makings of leading players. It presents exclusive views and new perspectives and identifies development opportunities for you.
Framework of the Report
Main Conclusions
Key Findings
I. Present Situation, Characteristics and Trend of the Global Software Industry
(I) Present Situation
(II) Main Features
(III) Development Trend
II. Present Situation, Characteristics and Trend of China's Software Industry
(I) Present Situation
(II) Main Features
(III) Development Trend
III. Index System for Assessing the Competitiveness of China's Software Industry
(I) Design Principle of Index System
(II) Composition of the Assessment Index System
IV. Assessment of the Development Environment Competitiveness of China's Software Industry in 2006
(I) Political Environment
(II) Economic Environment
(III) Social Environment
(IV) Technology Environment
V. Assessment of the Manufacturing Competitiveness of China's Software Industry in 2006
(I) Industry Size
(II) Industry Chain
(III) Industry Concentration
(IV) Factor Cost
VI. Assessment of the Technological Innovation Competitiveness of China's Software Industry in 2006
(I) R&D Investment and Fund Sources
(II) Core Technologies & Number of Patents
(III) Process Organization Capability
(IV) Product Value Added
VII. Assessment of the Market Competitiveness of China's Software Industry in 2006
(I) Market Share
(II) Brand Value
(III) Export Competitiveness
VIII. Assessment of the Enterprise Competitiveness of China's Software Industry in 2006
(I) Competitiveness of Domestic Enterprises against Foreign Enterprises
(II) Ranking of Domestic Software Enterprises by Competitiveness
IX. Overall Competitiveness of China's Software Industry in 2006
(I) Major Fields
(II) Leading Enterprises
(III) Key Links
X. Outlooks on the Competitiveness of China's Software Industry, 2007-2010
(I) Favorable Factors
(II) Unfavorable Factors
(III) Forecasts
XI. Recommendations from CCID Consulting.
(I) For the Government
(II) For Enterprises
(III) For Investors
List of Tables
Share Taken up by Countries in the Total Revenue of the Global Software Industry in 2006
Growth of the Embedded Software Market in the Global Software Product Market in 2006
Index System for Assessing the Competitiveness of China's Software Industry
Sales Revenue of Software in the Provinces and Cities across China in 2006
Sales Volume of Software in China's Leading Enterprises in 2006
Sales Revenue of Embedded Software Products in China in 2006
Export Revenue of Software Outsourcing in China in 2006
SWOT Analysis of China's Software Industry, 2007-2010
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List of Diagrams
BCG Matrix for the Total Sales Volume of the Software Industry in Some Countries and Regions around the World, 2004-2006
BCG Matrix for the Export of the Software Industry in Some Countries and Regions around the World, 2004-2006
Competition Situation in the Global Software Product Market, 2004-2006
Competition Situation of the Global Software Service Market, 2004-2006
Growth of the Size of China's Software Industry, 2004-2006
Market Share of in China's Software Industry, 2004-2006
Ranking of Application Software Vendors by Competitiveness in China in 2006
Ranking of Embedded Software Vendors by Competitiveness in China in 2006
Ranking of Software Service Providers by Competitiveness in China in 2006
Ranking of China's Software Industry by Innovation Competitiveness in 2006
Ranking of China's Software Industry by Market Competitiveness in 2006
Ranking of China's Software Industry by Overall Enterprise Competitiveness in 2006
Ranking of China's Software Industrial Parks by the Overall Competitiveness in 2006
Ranking of Regions around China by the Overall Competitiveness of the Software Industry in 2006
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