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CANCHAM - Shanghai
The CANCHAM Shanghai channel is your source for all the latest news and featured interviews of the leading organization supporting Canadian business and community interests in the Yangtze River Delta. Tune in to both segments to learn more about doing business in China from the practitioners on the ground as well as how to effectively develop a China strategy in touch with reality.
China Finance
The complex nature of finance and economics in China is an ever-present business issue. We take a closer look in this iTV-Asia segment, as our panel of guests share their opinions based on their vast experience of the China market. Their insights bring to light the interrelationship between the Chinese economy, Chinese politics and the Chinese market overall. The ways in which this interplay impacts both international and Chinese business is analyzed. What part does the Chinese government play in the current and future state of the Chinese economy?
China Media Stars
‘China’s Media Stars’ aims to listen to the stories of professionals working in today’s Chinese media. We follow their career progression and gather their viewpoints on Chinese media in order to demonstrate how this reflects the current output in Chinese programming today.
China Solved
Recognize the nature of sales in the Chinese market. Hear what Chinese business leaders have to say about the art of managing Chinese sales in both local and international markets. Know the opinions, concepts and strategies used by overseas and Chinese business enterprises in dealing with sales forces in China.
Creativity in China
Learn from key business leaders who have successfully developed creative ideas into innovation in the China business setting. Based on in depth experience, our guests will discuss both the current scene and how China may continue to overcome challenges in ascending to global standards of creativity, design and innovation.
Doing Business in China
Get an in-depth knowledge of Chinese business culture. Factors such as government regulations, office location, networking and staffing must be addressed carefully and sensitively. Customs, etiquette and 'unspoken rules' still play a big role when doing business in China. Learn more about the relevance of such cultural literacy in the Chinese business scene today.
Le Petit Journal
La communauté francophone représente plusieurs dizaines de milliers de personnes en Chine. Le Petit Journal, plateforme d'information de référence à destination des francophones, lance en collaboration avec ITV-Asia une Web TV nommée Le Petit Journal TV à destination de tous ces francophones vivant en Chine. Interviews de personnalités, conseils pratiques liés à l'emploi et à l'entreprenariat, présentation d'établissements francophones et bien d'autres choses vous attendent sur Le Petit Journal TV.
Shanghai Business
Here, iTV-Asia gets in touch with the ideas behind business leaders in China. Entrepreneurial thinking and innovative business strategies have indeed had an impact on both foreign and local enterprises in China.
Shanghai Insiders
Take a closer look at the China business scene and its interactions with both Japan and wider Asian markets. This program is paneled by both international and local business personalities, sharing with us how they made a name for themselves in the Chinese market.
Spark China
Spark China is a full-day ideas conference that has featured industry leaders, non-profit pioneers and a selection of brilliant individuals around Greater China who have successfully found unique solutions to real problems.
Supply Chain TV
The Supply Chain TV channel will include the latest news, featured interviews and live debates on hot issues covering trade, import-export, sourcing, manufacturing and logistics with, from and to high growth markets such as China, India and Vietnam.
Japan - TV Archives
Advertising & Marketing
Explore the world of advertising and marketing in Japan. How are the top players in this field tackling Japanese marketing, Japanese advertising, and keeping ahead of the game overall? Find out how companies are marketing their products and how Japanese business in general has dealt with advertising in an already saturated market.
Business Entrepreneurs
Get in touch with the ideas behind business entrepreneurs in Japan. "Entrepreneurial thinking" has rippled though the lively pond that is the Japanese market, but not without its share of obstacles. Understand how entrepreneurship shapes Japanese marketing, Japanese advertising and Japan business news today.
Interactive Japan
In this iTV-Japan segment, we enter the industry of interactive communications and marketing in Japan. The business leaders of this field are featured here, and they inform us on the concepts behind interactive media in the Japanese market.
Managing Japan
This segment of iTV-Japan programs takes an inside look at developing a sound business platform for companies in Japan. Interviews will share knowledge on how to enter the Japanese market and how to succeed, and grow.
Recruiting & HR
Understand the process of recruiting in Japan. As globalization flourishes, both foreign and Japanese business will face shifts in human resources, begging the question - what is "best practice" for recruiting in the changing backdrop of Japanese business? See what key scholars and practitioners of this field have to say.
Sales Force
Learn more about the nature of B2B Sales in the Japanese market. Take in the opinions and concepts of some of the top players in the Japan business scene, and hear what they have to say about the art of managing Japanese sales in local and international entities. Watch the informative interviews to find out.
Tokyo Tech
For decades, Tokyo has been a global hotspot for technology and innovation. Now, with growing pressure for businesses to leverage new technologies, how with Japan compete with new competitors? This program will look deeply at the Tokyo tech scene, from the latest trends in mobile technology, to the hottest new startups and products hitting this high-tech metropolis.
China’s 2011 National People’s Congress (NPC): Fine-Tuning the Economy With an Eye on Social Stability
What do the decisions made at China’s 2011 National People’s Congress meeting have to do with your business in China? Depending on what industry you’re in the answer could be: quite a bit.
Compact Generations: The Four “Generations” of China’s Young Consumers
The thirty-three years since China’s period of “Reform and Opening” began feel more like a century in terms of the social changes that China has seen. With such rapid changes, generations- usually measured in periods of 25-30 years- don’t seem to properly reflect the difference between consumers born in these heady times, for whom only ten years can seem like a vast “generation gap”.
China Consumer Market Strategies 2011: A Report from Booz & Co and AmCham Shanghai
In the increasingly sophisticated China market, domestic companies are becoming more and more competitive with their international rivals. While international companies offer the benefits of global experience, superior service processes and better quality control, many seem to be unable to translate their success to a Chinese marketplace in which the typical logic of the market does not apply.
Quebec Deepens Ties with China
The Plan Nord, or North Plan, a 25-year project aimed at responsible and sustainable development in Northern Quebec, Canada, wants more Chinese investment in the region's rich mining and renewable energy resources, Premier of Quebec Jean Charest said.
Bank of America Nearing Completion of China Construction Bank Sale
Bank of America (BoA) will soon complete it’s plan to sell a major portion of it’s stake in China Construction Bank (CCB), one of China’s big four lenders, in a deal valued at around RMB65 billion (US$10 billion), according to sources close to the deal.
China and World Bank Considering Alliance to Help Transfer Manufacturing Jobs to Africa
World Bank head Robert Zoellick has entered talks with Chinese leaders to help promote the transfer of low-value jobs in China to Africa, to ease China’s workforce pressures in light of demographic changes and help develop African economies.
Chinese University Students Covet Jobs With China Mobile, Though Fewer Seek Jobs With SOEs- ChinaHR.com
ChinaHR.com’s ninth annual survey report on the Best Employers among Chinese University Students, released June 28th, ranks China Mobile as the most desired employer in China, though it also shows a marked trend away from state-owned enterprises (SOEs) as the entities within which new graduates desire to build their careers. Private companies and foreign-invested enterprises are becoming more attractive as employers in the post-global downturn era.