It industry earthquake started jobs leaving or last straw

Recent changes in IT industry, jobs left or the last straw in the balance industry analysis of the recent IT industry has been frequent shocks.　　With Nokia committed to Microsoft, Google's takeover of Motorola, Hewlett-Packard's Touchpad hardware research and the intention to divest its PC business, China overtook the US as the world's largest PC market, and with jobs retired, the balance of the IT industry has been shaking for years.　　Yesterday, a number of people interviewed by the industry said that "the earthquake has begun, the industry pattern will change significantly." Wang Yinggang, author of Jobs biography, says that historically, changes in the IT industry are often accompanied by a global economy.　　The 2000 economic bubble, the 2008 financial crisis, now the global economy is at a time of uncertainty, the same two-year IT industry bubble. "I guess there will be very big changes in the industry over the next 2-3 years," he said. Companies that have a huge amount of financing will die out, and companies that can survive the changes in the industry will be the dominant players in the next 10 years. Fang, a senior industry expert and former Lenovo executive, believes that the industry will develop in three directions in the future. "First of all, the rise of the mobile interconnection tide, the industry development cycle will be shorter." Second, the Western economic crisis will exacerbate the industry's shocks. Third, emerging countries are more influential, and the manufacturing-focused companies in Europe and the US will gradually decline, while Asia is the opposite. "The future IT industry will form Apple, Microsoft, Google as the core of the three ecological chain." (Lin Chiling)