Integrated Industry Is a New Trend of Evolvement of Organization Industry
Liqun Zhou
Abstract
Liqun Zhou
Abstract
While informationalization and network technology push forward market economic and business revolution to make progress deeply,regarding information industry as the representative's some high-tech industry realm appeared the new appearance of property competition and the new innate character of industry structure,which is integrated industry. The integrated industry is a kind of compound construction economy;it unites some independence half subsystem as certain contact rule,and constitutes the more complicated system or process. Integrated industry breaks through the pattern of economic growth with the factor frame as main section,and changes the market rules and traditional division of labor pattern.
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While informationalization and network technology push forward market economic and business revolution to make progress deeply,regarding information industry as the representative's some high-tech industry realm appeared the new appearance of property competition and the new innate character of industry structure,which is integrated industry. The integrated industry is a kind of compound construction economy;it unites some independence half subsystem as certain contact rule,and constitutes the more complicated system or process. Integrated industry breaks through the pattern of economic growth with the factor frame as main section,and changes the market rules and traditional division of labor pattern.
Key concepts: Realm, Industrial organization, Competition (biology), Independence (probability theory), Division of labour, Business, Information industry, Process (computing)