Asian Technology Information Program

The Asian Technology Information Program (ATIP) provides customized and standard products and services focusing on Asian technology trends, research, policy, and market strategies. Our customers are government, industry, and non-profit organizations worldwide. We utilize our on-the-ground experts to get only the most up-to-date and accurate informa... tion. ATIP produces Reports, Digests, Scoops, and other material. Each ATIP Report (averaging 10-20 pages) is written by an expert technology analyst on a specific topic or event, and includes significant analysis and comparative assessment. Our publications span a very broad range of both technology topics and geographic coverage. A preview of current publications are available on the ATIP website. A subscription includes a password to the ATIP website, where thousands of documents addressing a broad array of technology subjects are stored. ATIP documents are available through annual subscription only, and cannot be purchased individually. We offer a range of annual subscriptions that vary from office-wide licenses to global corporate licenses. A copy of our current price list is available HERE . Dr. David K. Kahaner is the Founding Director of ATIP. He was formerly the Associate Director of the US Office of Naval Research Asia (ONR). He also spent more than twenty years at the US National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) (formerly the National Bureau of Standards). Dr. Kahaner has been examining Information Rich Technologies in Asia for many years. His analyses are circulated worldwide to thousands in industry, government, and academia. They are reprinted in many journals as well as often quoted in major newsmedia, and he consults and lectures frequently on those topics both in and outside of the region. In 1993 he was awarded the title of "Mr Asia" by Computerworld. He was the Asian Chair for Supercomputing 90--94, the International Relations Chair for Supercomputing 95, the originator of the first HPC-Asia'95, held in Taipei, and Chair of the ...Read More