RolandBerger Government Insights
2009/01
In this new issue government insights, it covers 4 topics as below:
The Global Economic Crisis and China's Industrial Restructuring
How should China rise to the challenges brought by the global financial crisis? How can the Chinese economy in passive industrial upgrading accurately feel the pulse of global industrial development? The latest research on global industrial development conducted by Roland Berger shows that new energy, environmental protection, health, communications, new materials and the modern service industry will represent the industrial development focuses in the next five to ten years.
Eco-city
The rapid economic development and over-exploitation of resources are deteriorating the living environment of human beings. Harmonious development between man and nature has become an important issue facing the world. As part of the efforts to address this issue, many countries and regions are promoting and implementing the concept of Eco-city. After comprehensively studying the model for global city development, Roland Berger puts forward the basic view on building Eco-city, hoping to offer useful reference for planning and development of Chinese cities.
Tourism is the Landmark for Developing Modern Service Industry in Cities
As a sunrise industry of modern services, tourism presents great opportunities in China and has become a mainstay industry that local governments are striving to promote. Based on its expertise in tourism consulting, Roland Berger sets forth the basic thought and approach on how to understand the trend and characteristics of the tourism industry and set apart from fierce regional competition by differentiated development strategy.
Make the best of a Bad Situation
The print media faces severe challenges in the digital age. With decrease in readers and advertising revenue, some famous media groups are even verging on bankruptcy. Roland Berger believes that by working hard on nine aspects including product orientation, reader segmentation, quality of content and brand marketing, the print media market will remain alive and kicking.
