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Oriental Scientific Instrument Corp
One of China's Largest Import/Export
Companies
Headquartered in Beijing with 31 branch corporations
including Shanghai, Guangzhou, Dalian, Qingdao
and Zhejiang, and solely-owned or joint ventures
in the United States, Thailand, and Hong Kong.
OSIC'S revenues in 2009 were
4.5 billion RMB or $660 million USD.
In December 2009 the Board of Directors of OSIC
(Oriental Scientific Instrument Import/Export Group Corp) appointed
SBU alumnus WANG Ge as President.
Wang Ge was a member of AIMP - Advanced Information Management
Program, a special graduate program in the College of Engineering
and Applied Sciences (CEAS) funded by Charles Wang and Computer
Associates in the mid-90's. One hundred of China's best and
brightest up and coming IT professionals were selected after
rigorous testing to take part in AIMP. Wang Ge was in the second
group to come, known among its members and CEAS as China II.
Those up and coming kept going up - becoming CEO's, CIO's and Board
members, some directly in China's SOE's, or State Owned Enterprises,
some indirectly as the entrepreneurs who have made China the world's
2nd largest trading economy.
AIMP alumni formed the backbone of
SB's China Alumni Chapter. After reunions with members of the
University community in China, they learned the value of alumni
networking and now have reunions with and without visitors to China
from campus.
OSIC:
www.osic.com.cn
Founded in 1980, the Oriental
Scientific Instrument Import & Export (Group) Corp. (OSIC) is one of
the largest professional foreign trade group companies in China.
Originally the import/export arm of the Chinese Academy of Sciences
(CAS), in 2001 it was partially privatized with employee ownership.
Relying on its team of high-quality
professional talents, its high business credit, and the remarkable
advantages of the CAS in technology, OSIC has carried out trades and
technical cooperation with many famous scientific instrument
manufacturers, trading companies, high-tech enterprises and research
institutions from all over the world.
OSIC handles economic and technical trade between the Chinese
Academy of Sciences and foreign countries; procures instruments and
equipment, including remote sensing
satellite ground stations, remote sensing aircraft, molecular beam
epitaxy equipment, electron microscopes, mass spectrometers, and
computer equipment for CAS institutes, state key laboratories,
research engineering centers and high-tech projects; imports
apparatus, mechanical equipment and devices, chemical reagents,
materials and tools used in scientific research; and exports
high-tech instruments and mechanical equipment and devices.
OSIC integrates product import and
export, product sales as an agent, bidding service, distribution,
customs clearance, consignment sales, the setting-up of foreign
instrument maintenance service stations and bonded warehouses as
well as the R&D, manufacture and sales of high-tech products into a
whole. In recent years, through vigorously developing computer
network and e-commerce, OSIC has built up an advanced ERP system
which provides a powerful managerial and technical guarantee for
OSIC's customer service system.
by Ja Young
Alumni Editor
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