China ranked third most innovative country worldwide: report

[Adam WANG SHANGHAI MEGA]

China ranked third most innovative country worldwide: report
Source: Xinhua| 2018-03-16 21:19:59|Editor: Jiaxin



SHANGHAI, March 16 (Xinhua) -- China has been ranked third in the world for innovation by global business leaders, according to the GE 2018 Global Innovation Barometer Report released Friday in Shanghai.

The report polled over 2,000 business executives responsible for R&D and product development from 20 countries and regions, to gauge their perception on the evolving state of innovation across the globe.

The United States was ranked the most innovative country among business leaders, but it has continued to trend downward since 2014, the report said.

Japan ranked second, with China taking third place, overtaking Germany.

Fourteen percent of global executives regarded China as leading in innovation, a 4-percentage-point increase than the last survey in 2014.

Meanwhile, 73 percent of Chinese executives believed that China has an environment conducive to innovation.

"As China transits to a more innovation-driven economy, an understanding of how businesses deal with this change is critical to operating in this environment," said Rachel Duan, president and CEO of GE China.

Chinese executives cited the difficulty in coming up with radical and disruptive ideas as well as in scaling successful innovations to a wider or international market as the top challenges to innovation.

Despite challenges, Chinese executives remained optimistic about the promise of innovation and emerging technologies.

The report indicated that 83 percent of Chinese executives viewed additive manufacturing and 3D printing as promising, 20 percentage points higher than globally.

KEY WORDS:innovation

 

[shadows888]

China ranked third most innovative country worldwide: report
Source: Xinhua| 2018-03-16 21:19:59|Editor: Jiaxin



SHANGHAI, March 16 (Xinhua) -- China has been ranked third in the world for innovation by global business leaders, according to the GE 2018 Global Innovation Barometer Report released Friday in Shanghai.

The report polled over 2,000 business executives responsible for R&D and product development from 20 countries and regions, to gauge their perception on the evolving state of innovation across the globe.

The United States was ranked the most innovative country among business leaders, but it has continued to trend downward since 2014, the report said.

Japan ranked second, with China taking third place, overtaking Germany.

Fourteen percent of global executives regarded China as leading in innovation, a 4-percentage-point increase than the last survey in 2014.

Meanwhile, 73 percent of Chinese executives believed that China has an environment conducive to innovation.

"As China transits to a more innovation-driven economy, an understanding of how businesses deal with this change is critical to operating in this environment," said Rachel Duan, president and CEO of GE China.

Chinese executives cited the difficulty in coming up with radical and disruptive ideas as well as in scaling successful innovations to a wider or international market as the top challenges to innovation.

Despite challenges, Chinese executives remained optimistic about the promise of innovation and emerging technologies.

The report indicated that 83 percent of Chinese executives viewed additive manufacturing and 3D printing as promising, 20 percentage points higher than globally.

KEY WORDS:innovation

Japan and China ranked 2nd and third? impossible, white people told me Asians aren't creative and why would those honest people ever lie on the internet?

 

[Adam WANG SHANGHAI MEGA]

Make more money and create more companies like alibaba,tencent of wechat,DJI UAV,huawei,ZTE,didi online taxi,GREE aire conditionner ....
in a word,make China more powerful and more powerful and the western would envetually know who is the most creative race on this planet!

 

[ChineseTiger1986]

China ranked third most innovative country worldwide: report
Source: Xinhua| 2018-03-16 21:19:59|Editor: Jiaxin



SHANGHAI, March 16 (Xinhua) -- China has been ranked third in the world for innovation by global business leaders, according to the GE 2018 Global Innovation Barometer Report released Friday in Shanghai.

The report polled over 2,000 business executives responsible for R&D and product development from 20 countries and regions, to gauge their perception on the evolving state of innovation across the globe.

The United States was ranked the most innovative country among business leaders, but it has continued to trend downward since 2014, the report said.

Japan ranked second, with China taking third place, overtaking Germany.

Fourteen percent of global executives regarded China as leading in innovation, a 4-percentage-point increase than the last survey in 2014.

Meanwhile, 73 percent of Chinese executives believed that China has an environment conducive to innovation.

"As China transits to a more innovation-driven economy, an understanding of how businesses deal with this change is critical to operating in this environment," said Rachel Duan, president and CEO of GE China.

Chinese executives cited the difficulty in coming up with radical and disruptive ideas as well as in scaling successful innovations to a wider or international market as the top challenges to innovation.

Despite challenges, Chinese executives remained optimistic about the promise of innovation and emerging technologies.

The report indicated that 83 percent of Chinese executives viewed additive manufacturing and 3D printing as promising, 20 percentage points higher than globally.

KEY WORDS:innovation

China shall be number one, and Xinhua is still not confident, therefore citing those biased rankings.

 

[Huan]

After the Type 003 nuclear aircraft carrier is completed, China will take 2nd place in innovation by then.

 

[AndrewJin]

No, Powans are the most innovotivo.

RSSers tell the world.

 

[danger007]

No, Powans are the most innovotivo.

RSSers tell the world.

Why you are trolling? Buddy?? You guys keep name calling and trolling... What you want to prove... It is good that you guys moving ahead... but don't forget your past..

 

[terranMarine]

Why you are trolling? Buddy?? You guys keep name calling and trolling... What you want to prove... It is good that you guys moving ahead... but don't forget your past..

what nonsense are you talking about? Indians have been saying China can not innovate only copycat. Nobody is trolling, we can see huge innovation coming from India. You guys have been convincing us of your IT power status, 70 super computers, 132 exascale computer almost ready in 2 years time. You guys are moving so fast we are literally blown away.

 

[Jlaw]

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No, Powans are the most innovotivo.

RSSers tell the world.

Pouring cow cola on oneselfwill give good luck according to Hindu customs.

China shall be number one, and Xinhua is still not confident, therefore citing those biased rankings.

This is just a survey based in CEO perceptions. The ranking should not be taken too seriously. Seriously Japan in second place. What have they innovate in ten years beside Blu-ray

 

[terranMarine]

TOKYO -- China now ranks as the most influential country in four of eight core scientific fields, tying with the U.S., according to the Japan Science and Technology Agency.

The agency took the top 10% of the most referenced studies in each field, and determined the number of authors who were affiliated with the U.S., the U.K., Germany, France, China or Japan. China ranked first in computer science, mathematics, materials science and engineering. The U.S., on the other hand, led the way in physics, environmental and earth sciences, basic life science and clinical medicine.

Despite winning Nobel Prizes for three straight years, Japan came in at fifth or sixth place in many fields.

China's progress was especially pronounced in computer science. While the country accounted for only 3% of the most referenced studies in 2000, the figure had surged to 21% by 2015. It has also had the fastest supercomputer in the world since 2013, and the two fastest in 2016.

China is also rapidly catching up in physics, where the U.S. has long dominated. It is spending more than $6 billion to build the world's largest particle accelerator, which could put it at the forefront of particle physics.

These advances were made on heavy spending by Beijing and an extensive campaign to attract talent. China's public and private spending on research was double Japan's in 2014, and is fast approaching the American tally of $460 billion. It is making efforts to bring home Chinese researchers who trained abroad, and to connect with overseas talent through study abroad programs and temporary placements.

"I was not expecting China to overtake the U.S. in many fields," said Yuko Ito at the Japan Science and Technology Agency. With U.S. President Donald Trump planning a major spending cut for the sciences, China is expected to become an even larger player.

 

[Roybot]

Seems like China is at the same place where it was 5 years back. Great progress.

 

[sweetgrape]

No, Chinese Spy and Hacker are best, hacking the ranking system and change the ranking. I just know that.

 

[AndrewJin]

No, Chinese Spy and Hacker are best, hacking the ranking system and change the ranking. I just know that.

yes. The real ranking is 1. SP2012; 2. SP2022; 3. SP2052

 

[rott]

Japan and China ranked 2nd and third? impossible, white people told me Asians aren't creative and why would those honest people ever lie on the internet?

USA is ranked 1. I bet the credit also goes to Asians living in the US.
(barring Indians)

 

[AndrewJin]

USA is ranked 1. I bet the credit also goes to Asians living in the US.
(barring Indians)

USA is never no.1
It is supa powans who invented cars, toilets, bottled gangos water, and supa computa.