A comparative analysis of software industry development strategies : India, Ireland and Turkey

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Emiroğlu, Ali Ulaş

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This thesis emphasizes the importance of software industry within global perspective, in addition, aims to study the economic, social and structural dimensions of Indian, Irish and Turkish software industries. Because of coming from developing countries scale and attaining to significant software export achievements in global software industry, India and Ireland will be in center of this study. In this context, the determination of India and Ireland’s industrial and national software strategies and the results and achievement evaluations in application case are accomplished. In consequence of related assessments, Turkish software industry is analyzed and future oriented suggestions are presented via taking into account country dynamics. In theoretical perspective, Indian, Irish and Turkish software industries are analyzed on the basis of Richard Heeks’ “Software Strategies in Developing Countries” model with appropriate approaches. Beyond, in this study, which is commenced on the basis of three countries, division of labor of global software industry will be analyzed in “core and periphery” framework and the suggestions will be presented to developing countries on their national software industries. The findings of the study indicate that, countries which have advanced national software industries keep high value added phases in their home countries, however outsource low value added phases of software development projects to developing countries because of workforce cost, qualified human resources, tax incentives, geographical market position etc. advantages.

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Computer Software.

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http://etd.lib.metu.edu.tr/upload/12608668/index.pdf
https://hdl.handle.net/11511/16966

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A. U. Emiroğlu, “A comparative analysis of software industry development strategies : India, Ireland and Turkey ,” M.S. - Master of Science, Middle East Technical University, 2007.