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Podcast From China: HP's Enterprise Data Warehouse, Tsinghua And Peking Universities, And More


Posted by Mitch Wagner, Nov 8, 2006 03:40 PM

Listen to the latest InformationWeek podcast about IT in China with Editor-at-Large Aaron Ricadela, reporting live from Beijing. Today I talk with Aaron about traditional Chinese lunch and modern Chinese dinner, Hewlett-Packard's Enterprise Data Warehouse Initiative, Tsinghua and Peking universities, which were recently voted among the top 20 in the world, and more. The latest installment of Aaron's travel journal is here: "In Search Of The Chinese Cell-Phone/TV/Broadband Junkie."

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