China's software industry gradually extends to second and third-tier cities

The “China Software Industry Map White Paper (2011)” published by CCID Investment Advisors in Beijing yesterday showed that the regional distribution of China’s software industry is decentralized and concentrated. In the future, China’s software will gradually shift from the central city to the second, third and middle-western cities to form an industrial cluster. .

According to the white paper, the software industry in major cities in China currently has the characteristic of “one belt, one axis and one triangle”, that is, the industry is concentrated in the “Eastern Coastal Belt” with the Bohai Sea region from the north, the Yangtze River Delta region from the east, and the Pearl River Delta region from the south to the north. Hebei, South to Hunan, including the central development axis of many central provinces and cities, and the “Western Triangle” of Chengdu, Chongqing, and Xi'an.

In an interview with the Securities Times reporter, the person in charge of CCID Consulting said that in the future, the spatial layout of China's software industry as a whole will show the trend of “proliferation, development, and diffusion”. In the eastern region, the formation of first-tier cities will be the leader, and the second and third tier cities will be able to achieve a coordinated development. Gradient layout, the central and western regions are represented by the center of the city as a representative of the spatial layout.

The software industry is a strategic emerging industry of the country and an important foundation for national economy and social informationization. Chen Yingli, a researcher at CCID Research, said that during the “12th Five-Year Plan” period, China’s software industry will usher in an important opportunity for accelerated development and layout adjustment.