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BEIJING, Sept 28, 2011 - (ACN Newswire) - According to the recent research of Chinametalsnet.com, in the past two years, due to the decline of the R & D environment, the ranking of South Korea's global competitiveness of information technology dropped from No.16 in 2009 to No.19. Chinametalsnet.com compared the capacity of 66 countries and regions to support strong information technology production.
Chinametalsnet.com (http://www.chinametalsnet.com/product/) reports that the United States ranked the first in 2011 and becomes the most innovative country of the IT industry, followed by Finland, Singapore, Sweden and the UK. China's Taiwan ranked the 13th. Japan ranked the 16th. China Mainland ranked the 38th.
Chinametalsnet.com points out that the index is based on the evaluation of the six aspects of these countries and regions: the research and development environment, human capital, IT infrastructure, support for the development of the IT industry, business environment and the legal environment.
The report said South Korea's ranking fell three places was mainly due to its relatively few IT patents. Chinametalsnet.com analyzes that the quality of Korea's IT infrastructure and the capital of IT staff are still one of the best in the world. South Korea's legal environment is improving.
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Source: Chinametalsnet.com
Sectors: Daily Finance, IT Individual
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