Fascinating article on Terry Gou (which is an incorrect romanization for his family surname, éƒ, the pinyin should be Guo, not Gou), the founder of … Continue reading
Posted in Whit's China Business Blog | Tagged china assembly, china medical assembly, China Sourcing, china trade, china vendor coordination, Foxconn, Terry Gou | Leave a commentSo say the T-shirts at are local ice cream parlor. I think it’s a great line and not a bad philosophy. It got me think … Continue reading
Posted in Whit's China Business Blog | Tagged china assembly, china logistics, china medical assembly, china quality control, china shipping, China Sourcing, china trade, china vendor coordination | Leave a commentDan Harris at the China Law Blog has a great post that sums up what I call “vendor fade”. I love his restaurant analogy, “One … Continue reading
Posted in Whit's China Business Blog | Tagged china assembly, China business, china development, China Law Blog, china quality control, China Sourcing, china trade, china vendor coordination, Dan Harris | Leave a commentFeeling lazy today. Sometimes the juices ain’t flowing. In no particular order: MSNBC – Clinton says world must respond to N. Korea Financial Times – … Continue reading
Posted in Whit's China Business Blog | Tagged American business environment, china assembly, China business, china development, china economics, China labor, china medical assembly, china packaging, china quality control, china shipping, China Sourcing, china trade, china vendor coordination, chinese environmental policy, chinese pollution | Leave a commentThis analogy has a number of problems with it (like most analogies), but I got the point the first time I heard Mike Bellamy make … Continue reading
Posted in Whit's China Business Blog | Tagged china assembly, China business, china development, china economics, China labor, china logistics, china packaging, china quality control, china shipping, China Sourcing, china trade, china vendor coordination | Leave a commentRenaud Anjoran is a fine fellow who runs an excellent blog about quality control in China. I’ve linked to him in the past, and he’s … Continue reading
Posted in Whit's China Business Blog | Tagged china assembly, China business, China business formation, china logistics, china medical assembly, china quality control, china shipping, China Sourcing, china trade, china vendor coordination | 3 CommentsA most excellent post on the importance of protecting your supply chain from Dan Harris of the (most excellent) China Law Blog. If you are … Continue reading
Posted in Whit's China Business Blog | Tagged black box, china assembly, China business, China Law Blog, china medical assembly, china packaging, china quality control, china shipping, China Sourcing, china trade, china vendor coordination, intellectual property protection | Leave a commentSo I spend a week proofreading my post on proofreading only to be immediately informed by an observant reader (a former professor of mine from … Continue reading
Posted in Whit's China Business Blog | Tagged china assembly, China business, china logistics, china medical assembly, china packaging, china quality control, china shipping, China Sourcing, china trade, china vendor coordination, intellectual property protection | Leave a commentA friend and classmate of mine had a terrible time with the food in Beijing 11-12 years ago. Food poisoning was a weekly event. He … Continue reading
Posted in Whit's China Business Blog | Tagged china assembly, China food, china medical assembly, china quality control, china shipping, China Sourcing, china trade, china vendor coordination, food poisoning, McDonald's in China | Leave a commentIn less than a year I have gone from daily blogging to forcing myself to find something to write about once a week if that. … Continue reading
Posted in Whit's China Business Blog | Tagged American business environment, Andrea Martins, china assembly, China business, china development, china economics, China food, china medical assembly, China Sourcing, china trade, china travel, china vendor coordination, OverChina | Leave a comment