˼CEOǮ˹6ηû Ĵ¯
http://tech.sina.com.cn/t/2007-11-01/10011826674.shtml
111Cisco(˼)ȫܲüCEOǮ˹ڱŷᣬʼйĵó̡ر¶Ǯ˹н˼йĴ¼ڿɳչսԣҵǩҪĿ
1023-27յ2007йͨ豸չᣬ˼ûгϯΪһһȵͨչͨŽʢᣬȻ˼ͨžͷȴȱϯͨչ˴ٽǮ˹ûĪΪܹǮ˹ǰֵչʾ˼йķչӭӡϴǰ˼Ͼͨչüëһץרעһýۡ
˴Ǯ˹ûΪİ㣬Ĵ룺
һйгģûֳ֮˼йŽҵˣΪɹת˴Ǯ˹ûǡվ˼йܲ꣬û֮ʣ˼йŽм飬ؽص㹤
ԳھֻΪȫ˽⣬ӶйıػӦΪй˼г֮أй˵ΪսĹڳҲ˼ռй豸гռʡ
йгҪԺԣʮߴĻ֮ʣռȻأܼͨ
ģٽйҵĺӴ˼йĸͶȣʿǮ˹ϴ2004923աʱˡ5ڽͶ3200ϺзģֿչżƷСҵƷзйԤ⣬ֹףϺзĽעͶʵ1зĵ
925գ˼ƹͬǩȫսԺ¼漰йгȫӪ;Ź죬ͿƣսͶʺͽںϢʩͼͥϵͳȷ棬˫ЩнͬѰµҵ˼ƻƷͷ˴νһǿҵĺȡ
Ǯ˹й֮ã״ıĿԴ
- Re: 应对华为挑战, 思科CEO钱伯斯第6次访华posted on 11/02/2007
ǹڱҵϹ壬ΪڳڵҲ͵Ͷ˲ƷͶгǴѾʮηûˣӦ˭սأ WPS? ɽʰԣ - posted on 11/02/2007
ԼǮ: δͶй160Ԫ
http://finance.jrj.com.cn/news/2007-11-02/000002869772.html
˼ƶ»ϯCEOԼǮ˹йչս
δͶй160Ԫ
111ձ硿ڱҵפλȫ500ǿҵ˼ƶ»ϯϯִйԼǮ˹ھеŷ¼ɳչΪ˼ڻչսص㣬˾ƻδйŵͶ160ԪΪսָµشٴ룬˼йҿСͰͼŵǩһϵ漰ͶʼСҵĺĿǮ˹ʾ˼ƵЩڻĿҿ˼й¼ɳչƪ¡
Ϥ2002˼ƶйͶֵ85ԪǮ˹ļƻδ˼ƽӴڻͶʣƻйͶԼΪ160Ԫ൱˼֮һаزɹڽ˼ޡзֱӺͼͶԼۺͷӪȷͶ롣˼ƹƽйṩ5λ
ŷϣǮ˹밢Ͱͼܲǩ˺Э顣ݴǰǩЭ飬˼ƽAlibabacomLimitedͰͼӹ˾ͶԼ1750ԪΪAlibabacomLimitedƻ֤ȯ״ιļɣIPOһ֡Ǯ˹ʾ֧ưͰй߳ɳҵϤǮ˹˴֮лҿǩ½ⱸ¼ѰͶĿΪйҵṩʱרҵܡһĿּڶԶҵеĸйҵ֧֣صעϢɫ¼ؼ
Ǯ˹ŷ϶˼δڻͶʻرģʾڴһϵشǿй˼ȫӪеսԵλйгΪ˼ƴĹ㷺չᡱΪ1994й˼ѾйشͶʡǷЩĿΪ˼йչƪµ춨ʵ
:פλ
̱ - posted on 11/02/2007
WOA , ӾѧͶѧĽǶȶ, Ķ,¢ϷĶ.
ΪΪ, ҵ¯µһϵͳ֮Ӧ,˵,϶Ǻ. йܲľ,Ҳܲľ.
˼ȴͬ,¢ûô,˼ҵľ.
ͬΪ, Ŀǰ˼мϵ, ʱ, ʱ.
ںĹ,ܶͨžͷѶͱ粻İ, ǾDZΪйҵȥ.
ܸ߶˵Ͷ,Ϊÿ꼸ڵ붼Ǵҵ.
˵,ΪĶǵͶ˲Ʒ. ڻΪ֮ǰ,ЩǸ߶˲Ʒ,ζŸ߶ӦƱı. ΪijЩƷʱ,ЩƷͱ˵Ͷ˲Ʒ,½,ӦҵѸή. ѶͱƱı,Ӧü°.
"ƻйͶԼΪ160Ԫ൱˼֮һаزɹڽ˼ޡзֱӺͼͶԼۺͷӪȷͶ롣˼ƹƽйṩ5λ"
˼Ƶйս֮, ȵ˼ƹƱͻ֮.
˼160ԪͶй,Ϊйṩ5λ. ζʲô? ζʱλתй.
ȻȲΪɵڶ, йȵijǿ. ĿԴ, ʱIJþ.
, ʲôʱйɻ,ͼIJܵǿս. ʱ,û.
ͼԶ˥.
WOA wrote:
ǹڱҵϹ壬ΪڳڵҲ͵Ͷ˲ƷͶгǴѾʮηûˣӦ˭սأ WPS? ɽʰԣ - posted on 11/02/2007
abc wrote:
WOA , ӾѧͶѧĽǶȶ, Ķ,¢ϷĶ.
abc, һɧ˳ƪۣIJ̰, Բòٽͼ䡣
ڵһţû㶮DZ⣬ηûζܻΪսԾΪгֲ˼ƲֱײǴʮηûѰҶҶͨƪҲûлΪۣΪɶҪأ
ٶ˵ڶţɵ㣬Ȼòƾıʸ꣬ģרȥ˼ƹٷվҵƪԱȣԷ£
1 ȥڻͶ85ԪδͶʣܹﵽ160ԪĿҲ˵δͶʲŻֵĻ㣬ۿۡƼ˵Ͷ160Ԫʵʾ75Ӷȵ˼
2 ٷ˼Ƶȱ2007350Ԫ֮һȲ75ڣ160ڣҲǷֱ壬ôι
3 ΪӢĹٷеһ˼ĿǰйԭƣתġǵIJȥë70½64ɱ෭һйɹ70ڵԼ൱COG430ڵ֮һԾߺӹ˸ռĵ֮ңЩزɹǰǵķΧһԲɹͶʣƪֺһǣ50000λ֣ţͷ졣
http://finance.google.com/finance?fstype=ca&q=CSCO
ʹԴԶƻᣬ췢ֱȿʹģǶIJƾabcͶרңÿСһת֣Լ˼ƹȥ֧ƽ⣬룬ֽһٶƪţҲһij:))
BEIJING, China - Nov. 1, 2007 - Cisco® today announced a multi-year investment initiative aimed at strengthening its business commitments and long-term corporate strategy in China. The program, announced today by Cisco Chairman and CEO John Chambers at a press conference in Beijing, defines a three- to five-year plan of increased investment in China in alignment with the country's long term economic, societal and environmental goals.
"Today's announcements underscore both China's strategic importance to Cisco's global operations and the broad range of growth opportunities presented by the China market, particularly as an innovator in the next wave of the Internet's development in collaboration and Web 2.0 technologies. Cisco has made significant investments in our China business since we established operations in the country in 1994 and this program will lay the foundation for the next chapter in Cisco's development in China," said John Chambers, chairman and CEO of Cisco.
Cisco's multi-year investment program will include:
• A significant increase in local procurement. In the past five years, Cisco has purchased more than USD $7 billion worth of China-sourced components and services, a critical part of the company's virtual manufacturing supply chain. According to Cisco estimates, these procurement commitments provide employment to 50,000 people in manufacturing management roles and through contract manufacturing and supplier partners.
• The total value of Cisco's commitments in China since 2002 are estimated at more than USD $8.5 billion, and under the initiative announced today, could expand to approximately USD $16 billion during the next five years, including significant increases in materials procurement, and increases in education, Cisco Capital, research and development, direct and indirect investments and sales and service operations.
• A Memorandum of Understanding with China Development Bank to explore a joint investment program that would provide capital and expertise for innovative Chinese businesses. The initiative is intended to support high-growth Chinese companies over multiple sectors, with a focus on information technology, "green" innovators, and other key segments (see separate announcement).
• A commitment to expansion of the Cisco Networking Academies program in cooperation with China's Ministry of Education to add 300 additional academies in vocational colleges during the next three years, with a specific focus on China's central and western provinces. Currently, there are more than 200 Networking Academies in 70 cities throughout China, which have trained more than 90,000 students since inception. The new initiatives will add the capacity to train an additional 100,000 students by 2010. Cisco will also donate more than USD $6 million worth of networking equipment to assist in establishing labs in the new academies.
• A memorandum of understanding with Alibaba Group, China's largest business-to-business (B2B) on-line portal. Under the MOU, Cisco and Alibaba will explore ways to jointly offer collaboration and business management solutions to small and medium businesses (SMBs) in China. Under a previous agreement, Cisco will also invest USD $17.5 million in Alibaba.com Limited, a subsidiary of Alibaba Group, as part of its planned initial public offering on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange, becoming one of only eight cornerstone investors in the listing (see separate announcement).
• Establishment of incremental funding up to USD $400 million for Cisco Systems Capital China for providing financing facilities to Cisco customers in China during the next three to five years. Cisco Systems Capital China commenced captive financing operations in June 2006 and has funded USD $60 million in customer assets to date.
• The establishment of Cisco's first global "green" technology center to address the increasing need for sustainable development, energy efficiency, reduction of electronic waste, and emission reductions inside and outside of China. The center will also augment existing programs underway by Cisco China's R&D teams in the area of application specific integrated circuits (ASIC) power efficiency design and expand this into other product areas.
• Establishment of product and research teams to develop innovative networking equipment to address the SMB (small and medium business) market and emerging countries markets, leveraging local design and manufacturing resources.
Cisco first established operations in China in 1994 and now employs more than 2,300 staff in sales, customer support and service, research and development, BPO/IT outsourcing, Cisco Capital and manufacturing. The company has 12 offices in China, a major R&D facility in Shanghai, Scientific Atlanta R&D/manufacturing facilities, as well as several development centers supporting WebEx, which Cisco acquired in March 2007.
About Cisco Systems
Cisco, (NASDAQ: CSCO), is the worldwide leader in networking that transforms how people connect, communicate and collaborate. Information about Cisco can be found at http://www.cisco.com. For ongoing news, please go to http://newsroom.cisco.com. - posted on 11/02/2007
woaĻظּ, ֿɿһ.
WOA wrote:ΪҼȥ, Ϊﷺָ˼ƾйҵ.
ڵһţû㶮DZ⣬ηûζܻΪսԾΪгֲ˼ƲֱײǴʮηûѰҶҶͨƪҲûлΪۣΪɶҪأ
ٶ˵ڶţɵ㣬Ȼòƾıʸ꣬ģרȥ˼ƹٷվҵƪԱȣԷ£
1 ȥڻͶ85ԪδͶʣܹﵽ160ԪĿҲ˵δͶʲŻֵĻ㣬ۿۡƼ˵Ͷ160Ԫʵʾ75Ӷȵ˼
۰, Ͷʶɲ,ÿ. Ͷʴ85ڵ160,ΪͶ.
2 ٷ˼Ƶȱ2007350Ԫ֮һȲ75ڣ160ڣҲǷֱ壬ôι
ԼߵҪ̫, 85 116,Ҳ̫װ, ر1/3 1/4ʱ.
3 ΪӢĹٷеһ˼ĿǰйԭƣתġǵIJȥë70½64ɱ෭һйɹ70ڵԼ൱COG430ڵ֮һԾߺӹ˸ռĵ֮ңЩزɹǰǵķΧһԲɹͶʣƪֺһǣ50000λ֣ţͷ졣
"these procurement commitments provide employment to 50,000 people in manufacturing management roles and through contract"
5λݵ, ֻ˼Ƽṩ.
http://finance.google.com/finance?fstype=ca&q=CSCO ʹԴԶƻᣬ췢ֱȿʹģǶIJƾabcͶרңÿСһת֣Լ˼ƹȥ֧ƽ⣬룬ֽһٶƪţҲһij:))
ڹҿȻϸ, ڿ,ڿòϵʵԷҲǺ.
BEIJING, China - Nov. 1, 2007 - Cisco® today announced a multi-year investment initiative aimed at strengthening its business commitments and long-term corporate strategy in China. The program, announced today by Cisco Chairman and CEO John Chambers at a press conference in Beijing, defines a three- to five-year plan of increased investment in China in alignment with the country's long term economic, societal and environmental goals.
"Today's announcements underscore both China's strategic importance to Cisco's global operations and the broad range of growth opportunities presented by the China market, particularly as an innovator in the next wave of the Internet's development in collaboration and Web 2.0 technologies. Cisco has made significant investments in our China business since we established operations in the country in 1994 and this program will lay the foundation for the next chapter in Cisco's development in China," said John Chambers, chairman and CEO of Cisco.
Cisco's multi-year investment program will include:
• A significant increase in local procurement. In the past five years, Cisco has purchased more than USD $7 billion worth of China-sourced components and services, a critical part of the company's virtual manufacturing supply chain. According to Cisco estimates, these procurement commitments provide employment to 50,000 people in manufacturing management roles and through contract manufacturing and supplier partners.
• The total value of Cisco's commitments in China since 2002 are estimated at more than USD $8.5 billion, and under the initiative announced today, could expand to approximately USD $16 billion during the next five years, including significant increases in materials procurement, and increases in education, Cisco Capital, research and development, direct and indirect investments and sales and service operations.
• A Memorandum of Understanding with China Development Bank to explore a joint investment program that would provide capital and expertise for innovative Chinese businesses. The initiative is intended to support high-growth Chinese companies over multiple sectors, with a focus on information technology, "green" innovators, and other key segments (see separate announcement).
• A commitment to expansion of the Cisco Networking Academies program in cooperation with China's Ministry of Education to add 300 additional academies in vocational colleges during the next three years, with a specific focus on China's central and western provinces. Currently, there are more than 200 Networking Academies in 70 cities throughout China, which have trained more than 90,000 students since inception. The new initiatives will add the capacity to train an additional 100,000 students by 2010. Cisco will also donate more than USD $6 million worth of networking equipment to assist in establishing labs in the new academies.
• A memorandum of understanding with Alibaba Group, China's largest business-to-business (B2B) on-line portal. Under the MOU, Cisco and Alibaba will explore ways to jointly offer collaboration and business management solutions to small and medium businesses (SMBs) in China. Under a previous agreement, Cisco will also invest USD $17.5 million in Alibaba.com Limited, a subsidiary of Alibaba Group, as part of its planned initial public offering on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange, becoming one of only eight cornerstone investors in the listing (see separate announcement).
• Establishment of incremental funding up to USD $400 million for Cisco Systems Capital China for providing financing facilities to Cisco customers in China during the next three to five years. Cisco Systems Capital China commenced captive financing operations in June 2006 and has funded USD $60 million in customer assets to date.
• The establishment of Cisco's first global "green" technology center to address the increasing need for sustainable development, energy efficiency, reduction of electronic waste, and emission reductions inside and outside of China. The center will also augment existing programs underway by Cisco China's R&D teams in the area of application specific integrated circuits (ASIC) power efficiency design and expand this into other product areas.
• Establishment of product and research teams to develop innovative networking equipment to address the SMB (small and medium business) market and emerging countries markets, leveraging local design and manufacturing resources.
Cisco first established operations in China in 1994 and now employs more than 2,300 staff in sales, customer support and service, research and development, BPO/IT outsourcing, Cisco Capital and manufacturing. The company has 12 offices in China, a major R&D facility in Shanghai, Scientific Atlanta R&D/manufacturing facilities, as well as several development centers supporting WebEx, which Cisco acquired in March 2007.
About Cisco Systems
Cisco, (NASDAQ: CSCO), is the worldwide leader in networking that transforms how people connect, communicate and collaborate. Information about Cisco can be found at http://www.cisco.com. For ongoing news, please go to http://newsroom.cisco.com. - posted on 11/02/2007
abc֣ԭͷ壬Ҵɼˡתעabcɫ²Ϊ
ۻͶҲܱȳʺãȽϹȥ깫˾R&DͶйŻIJDzֵ̧ͷġ
350/3 117 75 1.5 160 73, ѹйŵͳǣԭߵ㲻ء
ٴӹ˾ٷıIJתDzشйIJɹDellľٶֶһûʵʲͰ飬ôÿ¶дֶһΣΪǵɹ˼ƵʮϣṩĸλϰȫҲʹֶ
- posted on 11/02/2007
WOA wrote:
ٴӹ˾ٷıIJתDzشйIJɹDellľٶֶһûʵʲͰ飬ôÿ¶дֶһΣΪǵɹ˼ƵʮϣṩĸλϰȫҲʹֶ
óǶȿ,˼ֶûʲô. Ǽ. ֶйIJɹǵǵͼƷ. ˼йIJɹζƷ.
ȸƷɹԽԽ,ȵĹλͻԽԽ, Ⱦͻ.
ʹ˼, Ϊṩλ,˼ƶͻ. (ʱ)ûа,ܵȥΪ. ǰձʱ. (ʱ)漰ս, ǿС~¸.
- posted on 11/02/2007
abc wrote:
óǶȿ,˼ֶûʲô. Ǽ. ֶйIJɹǵǵͼƷ. ˼йIJɹζƷ.
ȸƷɹԽԽ,ȵĹλͻԽԽ, Ⱦͻ.
ʹ˼, Ϊṩλ,˼ƶͻ. (ʱ)ûа,ܵȥΪ. ǰձʱ. (ʱ)漰ս, ǿС~¸.
˼ֶ꣬йIJɹΪڱͬġΪʲôΪһҹ˼ƹղOEMʣԼһļӹѡ̸ֻӹװĻҪһʺšDellһܺõӡҲIntelڴͶ룬Ʒ8ӢԲ ǿǾʮȭͷƷˣʹõ¯IC壬Ҫ̸˿Ƽ
УתƹλƸתơƾǮѾгϲʵAcerĸ߶˱ʼDZֻ$499, ûƷƵԪܸ㶨еļɲ߰ɣ Ǿڱ(Oral-B)һ綯ˢ$100ϡ
˵һ㣬Ͷ99Ԫ˼100IJƷԼͶ5Ԫ50ԪƷƣһҸо
- posted on 11/02/2007
ܸǶ.:)
. 1. . 2. .
̸.
ȴGDPĶ. GDPָ,˹,,ʱõ. ʱ, ǹһ.
й㲿,ܵ,Ϊ0, ˹,ȹ뻹Ǵڵ. й,йл. ǷչĻ.
һƷֵ100, йȡ30(ɱ),0,ȡ5(ɱ),65. ҿƷйȶ. ΪתΪʱ,֪һͶĸ. ෴,ܺܺõתΪùЧ.
2. .
˼Ǹ,Ϊǵͼ. Ǹ,йǵͼ. ּҲͬ.
Ϊ,ʱ,֮ļС. ھIJ,ѳǵĻⷶΧ.
ܽ, ɹӴ, λ, ƱصЧ½, ٶȾͻŻ. ձ.
WOA wrote:
˼ֶ꣬йIJɹΪڱͬġΪʲôΪһҹ˼ƹղOEMʣԼһļӹѡ̸ֻӹװĻҪһʺšDellһܺõӡҲIntelڴͶ룬Ʒ8ӢԲ ǿǾʮȭͷƷˣʹõ¯IC壬Ҫ̸˿Ƽ
УתƹλƸתơƾǮѾгϲʵAcerĸ߶˱ʼDZֻ$499, ûƷƵԪܸ㶨еļɲ߰ɣ Ǿڱ(Oral-B)һ綯ˢ$100ϡ
˵һ㣬Ͷ99Ԫ˼100IJƷԼͶ5Ԫ50ԪƷƣһҸо
- posted on 11/02/2007
abc wrote:
ܸǶ.:)
ܶԲԣһ
2. .
˼Ǹ,Ϊǵͼ. Ǹ,йǵͼ. ּҲͬ.
Dzҵԭ⣬ָֻһЩʵ
ļתƣǮ˹ǩ־ܸ㶨ģҪɽİ塣ʵǰװȥι۹ʲôܡͬӻĿǰĸ壬һ˵Ļ쵼ҺSharp SanyoУͬķһϣȼϵطһ
R&D ǴͷǺijĿԼʮƽ̽ĸ̬ڴԾһȻųҵսĿⵯǣͶʲԻݼ䡣
УʵҡR&Dʵǵĸ߷壬ҾгﴸʵԽӾƷƺۡƷתƵйȥӹȻѪǮ·ձ˿ʼʮ˿ʼڰʮĩҵıعҲٵȶʮꡣ
- Re: 应对华为挑战, 思科CEO钱伯斯第6次访华posted on 11/03/2007
Csco is trying to make its products more competitive, by moving its production from a high-cost area to a low-cost area.
תƹλƸת? why? - posted on 11/03/2007
pepper_john wrote:
תƹλƸת? why?
Ҫ۾ȥ峣ȡе绰 Ҫʼȥabc ҵľѧӱֻܸһӡ
ɣJulyϲĸ߸ЬΪЬڶʮǰ漣ȻʱλûתȥйȥйһʡΪʲô Ϊÿһ˫Julyϲۼʮĸ߸ЬҪȡʮֻȡʮɱ
˹λתƺۼ½ʮJulyһ˾ÿ˫ϰഩһ˫˯һ˫ͬʱ̼ҲˣΪʮйĵˣΪGDPʮֻԱPepper_Johnˣ˵λװʧ˺⡣
Julyֱ׳ˣʮǰÿ칤ʮСʱĸ죿Ůһ˶Ƥ˵ʮǰ˭ÿ˫IJأ
˵˳ƤӭJulyĸ֪н߸Ьһ壬λתˣλˣƸͨ߸ЬĶڻȲˣ
July, лһֱ䵱ĻӢۣҪٷһ˫߸ЬлijǶţ
- Re: 应对华为挑战, 思科CEO钱伯斯第6次访华posted on 11/03/2007
ڣIT outsource ȥӡˡ˾ΪǮٳɱֻпְͣĿڣֻмӰӵ㣬Ǹ죬ͳͳITˡ˼Ƿֹĺġ
˾ĹƱˣ˵DzƸˣ hard work pay backȻѹ˾һ ǮЩˣ
- Re: 应对华为挑战, 思科CEO钱伯斯第6次访华posted on 11/03/2007
ûй˾options, Ǻ٣ƱˣǵǮҲֲҼӰӵǮ - posted on 11/03/2007
˵»߸Ь,˧Ů108. ϰʱг辫չ沢˼CEOǮ˹. ܼģؾǿȵŮMM. аĺڵеŮԱ6,100оŸڴļտЬ.
ǮϰǮ, ΪǮ, ѹתƵй. Ϊ,»,Ʊ100%. Ǯ˽ȫƸ, һǾг¢ϵλCEOǴ,ڶǹͷ.
ΪŮMD,ʸй˾ƱȨ, ǮҲǶû. ,һܳ,һSUV.,һ,һں.
Ǯϰ峴100оŸڴļտЬ, ,ȴӢ֮. û˹,ܰʱ,ֻȥסⷿ. MM,,100˿籣ζţ,ֻʵ.
6ĺڵеŮԱ,Ȼʸ,Ҳ, ǽ귿,۳֧,Ǯͻ. ǵְҵΣгǿ, Ϊ100ԭͬʱ̶ǵĸλ.
ǮϰǮ,һ뱻СʲȥնԵص,ĻȫͶйǮȥ.
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WOAĸ, WOAΪ,Ƹƽ.
Ϊ,ǵ͵ʱ,Ҹ,ʱҸ,Ӣ֮,йʱū, û.
ʱ,ƸڹҺ.
WOA wrote: - Re: 应对华为挑战, 思科CEO钱伯斯第6次访华posted on 11/03/2007
Agreed! I am just one of ʱū...sooooo sad.
abc wrote:
WOAĸ, WOAΪ,Ƹƽ.
Ϊ,ǵ͵ʱ,Ҹ,ʱҸ,Ӣ֮,йʱū, û.
ʱ,ƸڹҺ.
WOA wrote: - Re: 应对华为挑战, 思科CEO钱伯斯第6次访华posted on 11/03/2007
:)
July wrote:
Agreed! - posted on 11/03/2007
WOA wrote:
pepper_john wrote:
תƹλƸת? why?
ɣJulyϲĸ߸ЬΪЬڶʮǰ漣ȻʱλûתȥйȥйһʡΪʲô Ϊÿһ˫Julyϲۼʮĸ߸ЬҪȡʮֻȡʮɱ
˹λתƺۼ½ʮJulyһ˾ÿ˫ϰഩһ˫˯һ˫ͬʱ̼ҲˣΪʮйĵˣΪGDPʮֻԱPepper_Johnˣ˵λװʧ˺⡣
Julyֱ׳ˣʮǰÿ칤ʮСʱĸ죿Ůһ˶Ƥ˵ʮǰ˭ÿ˫IJأ
˵˳ƤӭJulyĸ֪н߸Ьһ壬λתˣλˣƸͨ߸ЬĶڻȲˣ
July, лһֱ䵱ĻӢۣҪٷһ˫߸ЬлijǶţ
But there is a problem with your argument, that is, the person who lost the job will unlikely find another job with similar pay. And when the out-sourcing becomes a big trend, then enough people will lost their jobs and become poorer.
On the other hand, the consumers will like it, as you pointed out.
- posted on 11/03/2007
abc wrote:
WOAĸ, WOAΪ,Ƹƽ.
Ϊ,ǵ͵ʱ,Ҹ,ʱҸ,Ӣ֮,йʱū, û.
ʱ,ƸڹҺ.
˹˭˵ƸˣǮĶأȻǮֻǮģԲƸֻԽԽСҾһҹ尡˵ĺλתƣתйһЬʧҵˣͲȥӣԲȫѧԣⲻͽ֪ʶ֪ʶֻʦơѯгҽȵȰ죬ټPizzaģɨģ(Щöī)ƷԺ⣬ƷȫƷƣƽԪѹȫƸԪ㣬Ƶĺгͬ硣
a֣ҲΪʶз磬ֻǸ̶ܳȲȣעصIJв졣ĩҲְСʱڻ⣬ҾиϰӰĸθУһعҷʱ˵ɡ
- posted on 11/03/2007
pepper_john wrote:
But there is a problem with your argument, that is, the person who lost the job will unlikely find another job with similar pay. And when the out-sourcing becomes a big trend, then enough people will lost their jobs and become poorer.
On the other hand, the consumers will like it, as you pointed out.
abcƪ˵Ϊ塣ȻһʧҵͶ͵ؽʹ˾ӹȥǿһ˵ľ֤stay ahead of the curveǹɽĵ¿ǡ
- Re: 应对华为挑战, 思科CEO钱伯斯第6次访华posted on 11/03/2007
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ͼͣԽԽҲԽԽ - Re: 应对华为挑战, 思科CEO钱伯斯第6次访华posted on 11/04/2007
WOA wrote:ȻһʧҵͶ͵ؽʹ˾ӹȥǿһ˵ľ֤stay ahead of the curveǹɽĵ¿ǡ
,WOA۵һʮͬ.
ϰ,ЩҪWOA.
Ȼ,ñʱҪ.:)
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