02262cam a22003738a 450000100060000000300080000600500170001400700030003100800410003401500190007501600180009402000220011202000250013403500230015904000180018204100080020005000270020808200170023510000290025224501430028124600650042426000340048930000540052350000190057750506430059652003400123961000270157961000460160661000480165265000470170065000830174765000350183070000230186580752BJBSDDR20250605113226.0ta061011s2007 enk 000 0 eng  aGBA6874892bnb7 a0135779572Uk a0099502860 (pbk.) a9780099502869 (pbk.) a(OCoLC)ocm73953804 aUKMcUKMbeng aeng14aHD 9696.63bB927g 200700a338.887100531 aBuderi, Robert, d1954- 10aGuanxi : b(the art of relationships) : Microsoft, China, and Bill Gates' plan to win the road ahead / cRobert Buderi & Gregory T. Huang.3 aMicrosoft, China, and Bill Gates' plan to win the road ahead aLondon :bArrow Books,c2007. a306 pages, 8 unnumbered pages of plates ; c20 cm aIncludes index0 aBeast from the East (November 8-11, 2004) The Bell Labs of China (Fall 1997-November 1998) From Beijing to Bill G. (November 1998- October 1999) Microsoft's Chinese heart (November 1999-August 2000) Ya-Qin Dynasty (August 2000-July 2001) The Great Wall and other Microsoft creations (October 2001-January 2004) Microsoft made in China (November 2002-November 2004) The curious inventions of Jian Wang (September 1999-June 2005) Search war (March 2003-March 2005) The further adventures of one-handed Jordan and Mr. Magneto (March-May 2005) Battle over Kai-Fu Lee (August 2000-September 2005) How to make it in China (Summer and Fall 2005) aTells the story of the juggernaut research lab that underpins Microsoft's relationship with China. This work moves between Beijing and the Microsoft headquarters in Redmond, WA, and follows the lab's emergence as a centre of excellence for Chinese computer science. It also explores the ramifications of China's technological progress.20aMicrosoft Corporation.24aMicrosoft Corporation xAdministración 24aMicrosoft Research Asia xAdministración  0aComputer software industryzUnited States. 4aIndustrias de programas para computadoras xAdministración zEstados Unidos  4aIndustria de los computadores 1 aHuang, Gregory T.