Cross-strait 4G Mobile Communications Industry Development And Management Regulation Study

• Main Authors: Ching-Tang Chan, 詹景棠
• Other Authors: 陳顯武
• Format: Others
• Language: zh-TW
• Published: 2013
• Online Access: http://ndltd.ncl.edu.tw/handle/48800386464970085532

碩士 === 國立臺灣大學 === 國家發展研究所 === 101 === Technology industry increasingly competitive globalization, governments around the world to the relevant industrial policies and management practices to create the environment for industrial development and promote the development of related industries.Taiwan has for many years been proud of the high-tech industry, the future will face more challenges from the mainland and the world. Mobile communications technology standards evolution from the 1G in the 1980''s, 2G in 1990''s , 3G in 2000''s , 4G in 2010''s , about every 10 years a new generation of technical standards, to provide faster, more action, more application, the convenience of a modern information society, information, data, voice, communication, image processing and exchange. This article hopes to explore the analysis of the strengths and weaknesses of the Cross-strait in this regard, and the Taiwan government and industry to how to face the competition from China and around the world through the difference of the Cross-strait on the status of 4G mobile communications industry development and management regulations. In this thesis, the main research purpose have：1. an understanding of the global 4G action communications industry development present conditions；2. Analysis of Cross-strait 4G mobile communications industry development current situation and differences； 3. Analysis of Cross-strait 4G mobile communications industry differences in management specification； 4. Analysis of Taiwan Government and 4G mobile communications industry how to face competition from China and around the world. From the policy side, the regulation side, the industrial side recommendations and the possibility of tactics on the development of the mobile communications industry in Taiwan.