China Automotive News 11 January, 2010 

When talking of Chinese auto parts enterprises' strategy of marching into overseas market, Roland Berger Strategy Consultants (China) senior consultant Zhang Junyi indicated that Chinese auto parts enterprises should not focus on overseas after-sale market, but put a premium on overseas finished automobile OEM supply market. He said that the after-sale market has low requirements, which can be achieved by many Chinese enterprises, however, it is not good for enterprises' long-term growth. In the eyes of Zhang Junyi, Chinese auto parts enterprises will find plentiful opportunities in the US and Europe finished-automobile OEM supply market.… >>

China Business News 11 January, 2010 

Nearly all domestic car makers saw great growth in 2009. Rao Da, secretary-general of the National Passenger Car Information Exchange Association, says the production capacity utilization ratio for most passenger vehicle makers exceeded 120% in 2009, which lies at the core of their rising profits. A senior analyst at Roland Berger says this high production capacity utilization ratio brings high profits to passenger vehicle makers. Performance in the commercial vehicle market was ordinary in 2009.… >>

China Business 28 December, 2009 

Roland Berger Strategy Consultants partner and auto project head Shen Jun put forward his viewpoints for the restructuring scheme of General Motors. He said that it is proper for GM to transfer emphasis to small-caliber or new energy cars in orientation. However, it is a question whether GM can put forward low-priced and high-quality new car models that can attract investors in the short term. In fact the US auto industry's production structure, expensive human costs and management cost is the genuine key points for GM, Ford, and Chrysler. To change production lines alone will not do.… >>

Economic Information Daily 22 December, 2009 

The World Low-carbon and Biological Economic Conference and Technology Expo was held in Nanchang, capital of Jiangxi Province recently. Charles-Edouard Bouee, President of Asia, President & Managing Partner of Greater China, Roland Berger Strategy Consultants，participated in the forum. He said that the Chinese government has stipulated a great energy-saving and emission-cutting goal. However, based on Europe's experience, to lower the costs of transferring to low-carbon economy, China must try to lower the risks of being locked to high-carbon intensive investments.… >>

Communications Weekly 21 December, 2009 

As China Telecom owns the most complicated business system among China's top three operators, it faces great difficulties in integrating its internal resources. Ding Jie, vice president of Greater China, Roland Berger Strategy Consultants，indicates that compared with other industries, global telecom operators are generally weak in analyzing client behavior modes. In the background of 3G business being enriched, operators must be able to understand clients' demand for specific businesses in specific situations, and stipulate corresponding business strategies.… >>