Silicon Island of the East: Creating a Semiconductor Industry in Singapore Harvard Case Solution & Analysis

Wonderful semiconductor industry was established in Singapore, through targeted public policies to attract multinational corporations and the use of knowledge and technology from them, to ignite the development of local industry. This paper evaluates the effectiveness of this strategy - the study of the viability and sustainability of the industry he created - like its reproducibility. If other countries such as China to emulate Singapore's approach, they will need to develop the institutional framework with the ability to guide the processes and leverage technology diffusion. "Hide
by John A. Matthews Source: California Management Review 25 pages. Publication Date: January 1, 1999. Prod. #: CMR142-PDF-ENG

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