The Spatial Distribution Of Electronic Information Industry And Analysis Of Its Influencing Factors In Beijing And Tianjin

The Spatial Distribution of Electronic information industry and Analysis of its Influencing Factors in Beijing and TianjinThe electronic information turns into the focus of more researchers. The study was based on summarizing the electronic information industry and enterprises’ location selection factors by exploiting qualitative analysis. I summarized the Beijing and Tianjin’s electronic information industry and enterprises’spatial distribution, so the main conclusions are as follows:1、Lots of headquarters and R&D department are located in Beijing and Tianjin, which caused Beijing and Tianjin were be good at Headquarters Economy and researched.The main distribution of Beijing and Tianjin’s the electronic information industry is in Haidian District, Daxing District, Chaoyang District, Shunyi District, Tianjin Economic Technological Development Area, Xiqing District and Jinnan District.2. The value chains of Beijing and Tianjin’s electronic information enterprises presents regional division:R&D departments were agglomerated in Zhongguancun Technology Park Haidian Park, Zhongguancun Keji Yuan Qu Dianzicheng Keji Yuan and Tianjin Economic-Technological Development Area. Headquarters were agglomerated in Beijing Central Business District. Sales and Marketing Departments were agglomerated in Zhongguancun Keji Yuan Qu Dianzicheng Keji Yuan, Beijing Central Business District, Beijing Economic-Technological Development Area and Tianjin Economic-Technological Development Area. Production departments were agglomerated in Beijing Economic-Technological Development Area, Beijing Tianzhu Airport Economic Development Zone, Beichen economic and technological development zone, Tianjin New Technology Industrial Park, Xiqing Economic Development Area, Binhai New Area and Tianjin Economic-Technological Development Area. Compared to other departments, Sales and Marketing Departments were distributed.3、Five factors had effects on Beijing and Tianjin’s electronic information industries’spatial distribution which included policy, labor and technical innovation, marketing, capital and infrastructure. The guides of policy affected the spatial distribution of labor and technical innovation, marketing, capital and infrastructure which had effects on headquarter, R&D department, Sales and Marketing Department and production department. Labor and Qualified labor force affected the spatial distribution of R&D department, while general quality of the workforce affected the spatial distribution of production department. Marketing affected the spatial distribution of Sales and Marketing Department. Infrastructure affected the spatial distribution of headquarter, R&D department, Sales and Marketing Department and production department.