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Market
Research Report on IC Card Industry in China
I A Brief Survey
1 Classification of Cards
2 Use of Cards
3 Introduction of IC Cards
4 Classification of IC Cards
5 The International Market for IC Cards
5.1 Sales of IC Cards
5.2 Use of IC Cards in Some Countries and Regions
II Status Quo with the IC Cards Industry
1 Meaning of the IC Cards Industry
2 The "Golden Card" Project
2.1 A Brief Introduction to the "Golden Card Project"
2.2 Influence of the "Golden Card Project" on Cards Manufacture
in China
3 Sales of IC Cards in China
4 Production of IC Cards in China
5 The Principal Manufacturers of IC Cards in China
6 The State Policies for the IC Cards Industry
7 Competition of IC Cards on the Domestic Market
III Characteristics of the IC Cards Industry
1 Relations between the IC Cards Industry and the National Economy
2 Characteristics Comparison of the IC Industry at Various Stages of Production
3 Detailed Analysis of IC Card Production Stages
3.1 Characteristics of the IC Card Production and Investment
3.2 Characteristics of IC Card Machines and Systems Manufacture
and Investment
IV Risks with the IC Cards Industry
1 Technological Risks
2 Risks with Standards of the Industry
3 Operational Risks
4 Risks with Market Speculation
5 Industrial Risks
6 Risks of Industrial Barriers
7 Risks with the International Market and Foreign Exchanges
8 Risks with the New Industry
V Developmental Tendency of IC Cards
1 Characteristics with Development of IC Cards
2 Development of IC Cards Technologies
1) Contact, Non-contact and Composite Cards
2) Memory Cards vs. CPU Cards
3) JAVA Cards
4) EEPROM, FLASH and FeRAM
3 Developmental Tendencies of IC Card Application Domains
VI China's Policies for the IC Card Industry and its Effect
1 Industrial Management System
2 Industrial Management Rules and Regulations
Annex: Affiche on Registration by The State IC Card Registration Center
Forms of Standard Risks
Figure 1: Comparison between Bar Codes Cards, Optical-Electric Cards,
Magnetic Cards and IC Cards
Figure 2: IC Cards vs. Magnetic Cards
Figure 3: Application Domains of IC Cards
Figure 4: Bio-technical Identification
Figure 5: Sales of IC Cards the World Over
Figure 6: Sales of IC Cards for the Different Uses
Figure 7: Sales of IC Cards in Different Regions
Figure 8: Major Foreign IC Cards Chips and IC Cards Manufacturers
Figure 9: Characteristics Comparison of the IC Industry at Different Stages of
Production
Figure 10: Investment in Semi-conductor Equipment in the World from 1987 to
1991
Figure 11: Major Chips Manufacturers in the World
Figure 12: Major International Standards for IC Cards
Figure 13: Non-contact Cards vs. Contact Cards
Figure 14: Memory Cards vs. CPU Cards
Figure 15: Development of Memory Cards and CPU Cards in the Future
Figure 16: Performance Comparison of EEPROM, FLASH and FeRAM
Figure 17: Global and Chinese Mobile Telephone Markets
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