Information Technology Driven Industrialization: Theory and Practice

Author: Wang Ailan
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Publish Date: 2003-05-01
Features: The theoretical value and innovations of this book mainly include: 1. Based on drawing on relevant domestic and international achievements, it clearly elaborates the rich connotations of informatization through the comparison of the concepts of informatization and industrialization; discusses the dialectical relationship between informatization and industrialization; and elucidates the relationship between the information industry and informatization from the perspectives of supply and demand, production and application, etc.; 2. It comprehensively evaluates the internationally popular theories and methods of measuring informatization levels in the United States and Japan, which provides significant reference value for further research on this theory and the development of a more scientific and comprehensive informatization measurement indicator system in China. 3. It conducts a comparative study of informatization models in different countries around the world, summarizes the experiences that China can learn from, and researches the pathways through which informatization drives industrialization. These innovative studies deepen people's understanding of these theoretical issues, thereby providing a certain theoretical basis for implementing the strategy of using informatization to drive industrialization and taking the path of China's new industrialization. The research also analyzes China's current development status, problems, and proposes targeted development strategies from three levels: the informatization of traditional industries, the development of the information industry itself, and the construction of the informatization environment. This holds significant practical value for China to formulate informatization strategies, explore new industrialization paths, achieve leapfrog development in social productivity, and enhance comprehensive economic strength and international competitiveness. Regardless of whether from a theoretical perspective or a practical one, this book is an outstanding achievement in the fields of information economics and industrial economics.