| Asian Review of Business and Technology 1997 |
| Title | Subject | Authors |
|---|
| A global outlook. | Economics | Dato Mohd Saleh Sulong |
| All change in Mongolia. (newly elected Mongolia President seeks radical change; includes interview with President Bagabandi) | Economics | |
| All change in the office? | Economics | |
| A mini boom. (hydraulic excavators proliferating) | Economics | |
| A new role for Ramos? (Philippines President Fidel Ramos) | Economics | |
| An outstanding case. (computer/peripheral case manufacturer Loyalty Founder Enterprise Co., Ltd.) | Economics | |
| A tiger stumbles. (devaluation of Thailand's currency, baht) | Economics | |
| A twist in the tiger cub's tale. (political and economic crises in the Philippines) | Economics | |
| A yen for change. (Japanese yen's fall) | Economics | |
| Bangladesh - open for business. (includes related articles on investment, trade, export processing zones, power generation and distribution projects) | Economics | |
| Bayer fills Monsanto's shoes in Thailand. (Bayer Premier Company Ltd., Monsanto Thailand Ltd.) | Economics | |
| Be prepared. (business contact making at trade fairs) | Economics | |
| Better quality and economy with polyethylene. (plastic material for industrial packaging) | Economics | |
| Bridging the gap. (Johor Strait between Singapore and Malaysia) | Economics | |
| Bright prospects. (India's metals sector) | Economics | |
| Careful planning reaps rewards.(Condition Monitoring) | Economics | |
| China opens up - at last. (the Internet) | Economics | |
| Competitive ports. (Singapore losing status as leading transshipment center as port development grows in region) | Economics | |
| Constructive destruction.(demolition) | Economics | |
| Conveyors aid performance. (sortation conveyers) | Economics | |
| Delaying destruction. (economic activity adversely effecting Asia's temples) | Economics | |
| Developing links with South Korea. (Russia) | Economics | |
| Drawing up a BOT contract. (Build-Own-Transfer) (construction agreements) | Economics | |
| Driving multimedia development. (Malaysia) | Economics | |
| Exports inexorably up. (Thailand) | Economics | |
| Facing up to the future. (slow down of east Asian economic tiger) | Economics | |
| Fair winds. (Hong Kong's trade exhibitions) | Economics | |
| For improved performance. (new construction equipment) | Economics | |
| Genset selection. (engine generating sets; includes related article on maintenance tips) | Economics | |
| Getting attached. (forklift attachments) | Economics | Bill Redmond |
| Getting smarter. (intelligent process equipment) | Economics | |
| Global applications. (system integration, the Internet) | Economics | |
| Going with the flow. (logistics) | Economics | |
| Harnessing high tech. (Malaysian government's high-tech policies) | Economics | |
| High expectations for low-tech. (science and research in Japan) | Economics | |
| Home-grown talent. (Asian business schools training future managers) | Economics | |
| Incentives less important - Rafidah. (Malyasian International Trade and Industry Minister Datuk Rafidah Aziz) | Economics | |
| Industries tipped to lead. (Hong Kong's manufacturing may transfer to China) | Economics | |
| Innovative techniques. (welding with galvanised light-gauge sheets) | Economics | |
| Into CRT production. (TECO Information Systems) | Economics | |
| In touch with technology. (Asian businesses benefiting from French institutions) | Economics | |
| Investors take a closer look. (Philippines) | Economics | |
| Japanese cars in top gear. | Economics | |
| Kazakhstan - who's in, who wants in. | Economics | |
| Keeping it safe. (business information) | Economics | |
| Keep it simple. (single supplier production lines) | Economics | David Fowler |
| Korean constructors target ASEAN. | Economics | |
| Laying the tourist trail. (Pakistan) | Economics | Andrew Hubback |
| Linking with the future. (the Internet's impact on Asian companies) | Economics | Paul Gregg |
| Looking to the future. (World Trade Centre Metro Manila, Philippines) | Economics | |
| Low-cost control. (process controls) | Economics | |
| Meeting demand for mass-housing. (building components, Philippines) | Economics | |
| Mixed prospects for investment. (South Korean investments in Russia) | Economics | |
| Monitoring growth. (ADI Corp. PC color monitor specialists) | Economics | |
| More than a money saver. (the Intranet's use within companies) | Economics | |
| MPAC's impact in Asia. (Asset Care Management) | Economics | |
| New growth zone eyes regional links. (Mindanao, the Philippines) | Economics | |
| New incentives and priorities. (Philippines' economic policy) | Economics | |
| Oil leads, but other opportunists fail to follow. (trade with Central Asian republics) | Economics | |
| Open for business. (Malaysian industrial development) | Economics | |
| Opportunity knocks for Austrian firms(Austrian firms establish businesses in southern China and Hong Kong) | Economics | Alfred E. Mayer |
| PCs, monitors and much more. (Mitac International Corp.) | Economics | |
| Plastics in the pipeline. | Economics | Brian Dumbleton |
| Pre-owned plant - checking the costs. | Economics | |
| Printing in colour. | Economics | |
| Profiting from packaging. (Superior Metal Printing Ltd) | Economics | |
| Providing the competitive edge. (airport retail stores) | Economics | |
| Rafidah opens trade doors. (Malaysian Minister for International Trade and Industry Rafidah Aziz) | Economics | |
| Reach stacker or lift truck? (materials handling equipment) | Economics | Anton Cooijmans |
| Research in Austria.(Austrian research and development) | Economics | Harald Thurnher |
| Scanning the market. (Optrox Technology Corp.) | Economics | |
| Serving - universally. (database industry) | Economics | |
| Signs of progress. (emerging markets of Bangladesh, Indonesia, Vietnam, India) | Economics | |
| Silicon Island strategy. (information technology hardware industry effect on Taiwan) | Economics | |
| Simplified SCADA. (Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition) | Economics | |
| Simplifying the process. (surface engineering) | Economics | |
| Swiss engineers target Asia.(Swiss engineering manufacturers' exports to Asia) | Economics | |
| Switched on. (communications industry, Canada) | Economics | |
| Taiwan ranks third in IT production. (information technology) | Economics | |
| Technology cuts warehousing costs. | Economics | Bill Redmond |
| Technology for efficiency. (document management) | Economics | |
| Terengganu: the investor-friendly state. (Malaysian state) (Special Supplement) | Economics | |
| The Davao advantage. (Davao City, the Philippines) | Economics | |
| The Mahathir factor. (Malaysian Prime Minister Dr Mahathir Bin Mohamad)(Interview) | Economics | |
| The new century. (the year 2000 millenium computer bug) | Economics | |
| The petrochemical pioneer. (Petrochemicals Corporation of Asia Pacific president Antonio Garcia) | Economics | |
| The third wave. (the Internet's global impact) | Economics | |
| The world's most simplified UPS. (uninterruptible power supply; Hita Technology Co. to build distribution system in Southeast Asia) | Economics | |
| Think asset care, not maintenance. | Economics | Kim Duffy |
| Towards full research park status. (economic zones) | Economics | |
| Try Turkmenistan. (economic profile) | Economics | |
| Vienna: gateway to the EU and emerging markets.(Vienna, Austria) | Economics | |
| What's BOT got? (the Build-Operate-Transfer concept) | Economics | |
| Which EPZ? (Export Processing Zones) | Economics | |
| Which way forward as Hong Kong goes back? (Hong Kong's handover to China) | Economics | |
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