John Wiley & Sons (Asia) Pte Ltd

This book presents an introduction to the Chinese economy at the national and the provincial levels. It clarifies the characteristics of natural and human resources and the regional differences in economic development.

The Success Healthcheck for IT Projects is a practical real life based approach for executives and IT project managers who are committed to successful projects. It shows where good projects need to look if they are to become great.

In the post-crisis period, as Asia continues to rise and people talk of a post American world, there is an emerging divide between the US and Asia that is in danger of widening and becoming permanent. This will be to the detriment of both sides.

As Asian companies become increasingly global it becomes essential that they implement world class standards of corporate governance. This timely book explains the most effective methods for ensuring that adequate measures are put in place.

Samsung Electronics is the Korean company that has it all --- A brilliant growth pattern, superb branding success, some of the highest profits in the world, and a CEO who has taken Jack Welch as his model.

Professional index trader, author and educator, Brent Penfold shares the universal secrets of successful trading. Endorsed by tops US investor Larry Williams, this is a book that belongs on the shelf of every private investor.

John Wiley & Sons has announced the launch of its Chinese language website, Wileychina.com, which will raise the publisher’s profile in China through greater and more meaningful engagement with the community there.

The 21st Century will be the first Post-Consumer Society. A society which will live differently, consume differently and act differently from the consumerism of the 20th Century.

As the world reels from the knock-on effects of the US subprime crisis, many are questioning the validity of the current financial regime and asking what should replace this flawed system.

A fascinating insight into the leadership strategies of Japan's most successful global brands, including Toyota, Canon, and Nintendo.