Dalian Hi-Think Computer

Dalian Hi-Think Computer Technology Corporation, commonly known as Dalian Hi-Think Computer or DHC, is a Dalian-based Chinese information-technology services company. Its business centers on software development, industrial solutions, information-technology outsourcing (ITO), and business-process outsourcing (BPO), rather than on consumer computer hardware. The company was established in 1996 as a spin-out from the Dalian Information Center, linking its origins to the development of Dalian's broader software and information-services sector. DHC grew within Dalian's emergence as one of China's principal software and outsourcing locations. The city has often been promoted as a major Chinese center for information-technology and business-process outsourcing, and DHC became one of the larger local participants alongside companies such as Hisoft, IBM, HP, Genpact, and Accenture. Its model has involved delivering technology services and industry-oriented systems for organizational and enterprise customers, with software engineering and outsourcing forming the core of its identity. The company has also had an international investment profile. Reference material identifies NEC, NTT Data, Hitachi Software Engineering, NEC Soft, NS Solutions, and Microsoft among the organizations that invested in DHC. These relationships placed the company within a network connecting Dalian's software-services industry with major Japanese and American technology groups, although the available material does not specify the size, timing, or continuing status of each investment. DHC expanded its physical base by moving its headquarters to DHC Software Park in March 2014. The relocation represented a further association between the company and Dalian's dedicated software-industry infrastructure. In July 2015, DHC's stock was listed on China's National Equities Exchange and Quotations, an over-the-counter market, under code 832715. The listing gave the company a public-market presence, but the available reference material does not provide current trading status, financial performance, market capitalization, or subsequent changes in ownership. The cited reference describes DHC as employing approximately 6,000 people and as one of the largest information-technology outsourcing and business-process outsourcing companies in Dalian. Because the supplied material does not provide a current corporate profile, detailed product catalog, executive roster, or recent operating statistics, DHC is best characterized as an enterprise technology-services brand whose principal public identity is tied to software engineering, industrial information systems, and outsourcing delivery. It should not be confused with consumer computer manufacturers or with unrelated companies using similar initials.

Dalian Hi-Think Computer Technology Corporation was established in 1996 as a spin-out of the Dalian Information Center. Its formation occurred during the development of Dalian as a significant Chinese software and information-services hub. Rather than operating primarily as a maker of personal computers or other consumer electronics, the company developed as a provider of software engineering, industrial solutions, and outsourced technology services for enterprise and institutional customers. Over time, DHC became associated with both information-technology outsourcing and business-process outsourcing. These activities placed it among the principal outsourcing companies operating in Dalian, a city sometimes described as China's leading center for IT and business-process outsourcing. The available reference compares DHC's local position with that of Hisoft, IBM, HP, Genpact, and Accenture. The company was reported to employ approximately 6,000 people, indicating a substantial delivery organization, although the supplied source does not establish whether that figure remains current. DHC's development also involved investment from major technology companies. The reference lists NEC, NTT Data, Hitachi Software Engineering, NEC Soft, NS Solutions, and Microsoft as investors. Their involvement reflects the company's links to international technology and outsourcing networks, particularly those connecting Dalian with Japanese and American enterprise-software markets. The available material does not provide transaction dates, investment amounts, ownership percentages, or details of the services associated with those relationships. A notable infrastructure milestone occurred in March 2014, when DHC moved its headquarters to DHC Software Park. The relocation tied the company more closely to a purpose-built software-industry environment in Dalian and marked a visible stage in its organizational development. In July 2015, DHC entered China's public over-the-counter market through a listing on the National Equities Exchange and Quotations. Its quoted code was 832715. This event created a public-market reference point for the company, but the supplied sources do not include later trading information, delisting records, financial statements, or changes to its corporate structure. DHC's public profile therefore rests on four connected elements: its origin as a Dalian Information Center spin-out; its role in software development and industrial technology solutions; its participation in ITO and BPO markets; and its links with international strategic investors. The company is best understood as an enterprise technology and outsourcing brand within Dalian's software economy. Detailed information about its current leadership, individual software products, customer portfolio, geographic revenue mix, and present ownership is not established by the supplied reference material.

• 2015

  NEEQ listing

  [1]Dalian Hi-Think Computeren.wikipedia.org

  DHC stock was listed on China's National Equities Exchange and Quotations in July 2015 under code 832715.

• 2014

  Headquarters moved to DHC Software Park

  [1]Dalian Hi-Think Computeren.wikipedia.org

  The company relocated its headquarters to DHC Software Park in March 2014.

• 1996

  Established as a spin-out

  [1]Dalian Hi-Think Computeren.wikipedia.org

  Dalian Hi-Think Computer was established as a spin-out of the Dalian Information Center.

An enterprise-focused Chinese technology-services provider associated with software engineering, industrial systems, and outsourced IT and business-process operations.

• Enterprise software services

  Software development services

  DHC's software-development business provides technology engineering for enterprise and institutional customers. The available reference identifies software development as a core part of the company's business, but does not name individual software products, proprietary platforms, programming specialties, or customer deployments.

• Industrial information technology

  Industrial solutions

  Industrial solutions are a principal area of DHC's public positioning. They appear to cover technology systems and related services for industrial or operational organizations, although the supplied material does not specify sectors, applications, implementation methods, or named solution families.

• ITO

  Information-technology outsourcing

  DHC provides information-technology outsourcing, using its software and technical organization to support enterprise clients' technology operations or delivery requirements. The source places ITO at the center of the company's role in Dalian's outsourcing economy but does not provide a detailed service catalog.

• BPO

  Business-process outsourcing

  Business-process outsourcing is another identified area of DHC's operations. The service supports client business processes through outsourced personnel, systems, or operational delivery. Specific processes, client industries, locations, and service-level details are not supplied in the reference material.

1. 1Dalian Hi-Think Computeren.wikipedia.org