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Trends in Mobile Technology and Business in the Asia-Pacific RegionEdited by Youngjin Yoo, Temple University, USA, Jae-Nam Lee, Korea University, Korea and Chris Rowley, City University, UK
Chandos Asian Studies Series No. 18
- in-depth case studies of countries written by specialists, including Australia, China, Hong Kong, India, Indonesia, Japan, Korea, Malaysia, New Zealand, Singapore, Taiwan and Thailand
- an overview of the emerging trends in both technology and business related to mobile technology in the Asia-Pacific region
- a comprehensive survey of the mobile business markets in the region
- successful cases of mobile technology and business innovations and identification of key success factors of mobile technology and business innovations
- cross-country comparions for mobile technology and business evolutions
This book introduces trends and developments in the area of mobile technology and business in the Asia Pacific region – an area which has emerged as a hotbed for not only much economic development generally, but also the mobile revolution that is sweeping through the globe. Although mobile technology did not originate in the region, over the last decade mobile and wireless technologies and services have rapidly grown in this area. Some companies from this area are taking the leading roles in many aspects of industry (hardware, software and service) and international standard setting organizations as well. The book presents 12 in-depth case studies written by specialists covering many countries in the region in order to provide an evolutionary perspective on mobile technology and business. The book offers both macro-level public policy implications and firm-level strategy for this emerging technology.
Readership: Academics; business executives of firms in the area of mobile technology and business; public policy makers; senior-level undergraduate and graduate students in the area technology management, innovation, strategy and information technology.
ISBN 1 84334 224 3
ISBN-13: 978 1 84334 224 3
June 2008
280 pages 234 x 156mm hardback
£80.00 / US$135.00 / €95.00

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About the editors
Dr Youngjin Yoo is Associate Professor and Irwin L. Gross Research Fellow in Management Information Systems department at the Fox School of Business & Management at Temple University, USA. Dr Jae-Nam Lee is Associate Professor of MIS in the Business School of Korea University, Korea. Professor Rowley is Editor of the leading journal Asia Pacific Business Review and book Series Editor for ‘Studies in Asia Pacific Business’ and ‘Asian Studies: Contemporary Issues and Trends’. He is based at Cass Business School, City University.
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Contents
Trends of mobile technology and business in the Asia-Pacific region: an introduction
Jae-Nam Lee and Youngjin Yoo
Mobile Telecommunications and Business in Australia: Market Overview and Key Emerging Trends
Song Yang, Heejin Lee and Sherah Kurnia
The Current State and Future Directions of the Mobile Technologies and Business in China
Mianzhen Pan and Ji-Ye Mao
Mobile Business and Services in Hong Kong: Its Evolution, Development and Challenges
Patrick Y.K. Chau, Pak-Keung Cheung, Hon Ng and Wilton Fok
Japan: The Leading Mobile Market at the Crossroad
Masao Kakihara
Mobile Business in Korea
Chulwoo Park and Hee-Dong Yang
Trends in Mobile Technology and Business in Malaysia
Norizan M. Kassim and Mohamed Zain
Mobile Computing Applications in New Zealand
Krassie Petrova and David Parry
Beyond Mobile Communications – Ubiquitous Information Environments in Singapore
Anand Ramchand and Shan L Pan
Taiwan as a Mobile Society: Policy, Technology and Societal Challenges
Carol W. Hsu
Trends in Mobile Technology and Business in Thailand
Mongkolchai Wiriyapinit and Prasert Kanawattanachai
Conclusion
Youngjin Yoo and Jae-Nam Lee
