Typhoon alert in the IT industry (1) -- wangtian

Siemens downsizing6The month, which I saw in the past two days, is being dug deep. Some of these phenomena attract my attention and lead to a hunch:ItIn the hot summer, a typhoon may be formed.

This town seems to have a big "layoff" Storm,IBM, Oracle, Olympus, HP, etc. It is notable that there have been major layoffs in China, which was rare in the past.

There are three points that interest me:

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Yes, Siemens sold its mobile phone Department. This was the decision made after its performance was reported last year. However, the mobile phone business is an important force in development. Is Siemens not doing well? Or the collection industry has arrived
What about some limitations? I have read someArticleIt seems that some common mobile phone services are becoming saturated and adjusted. This is the general trend. (Of course, its own poor competition is another reason ). A few days agoCNBCIn a technology program, we can see that the upcoming price of Motorola is20Only mobile phones with the most basic functions are available for about the dollar. Such high prices may blow away most of the crops in the competitor's field.

Second, the adjustment of policies, Operation directions, and ideas of large companies often reflects the entireItIndustry trend.2000In the middle of the year, large companies had a layoff storm, and soon afterItGreat Depression.5Years later, after another round of growth in network and communication, it is likely to face global adjustments. The results of moving each plate are basically filtering and restructuring the old structure, and the released energy is scattered to the new growth point.

Third, how should we face such adjustments? AsITERHow can we make changes in the adaptive direction?

Collect clothes when it rains, and close the doors and windows in the windy days. As for how to deal with typhoons, more preparation may be required.