Shen Chongfeng, rotating president of Kingdee, China’s biggest corporate software maker, says the company is investing heavily in cloud services to capitalise on a shift to homegrown software amid the US-China tech war. Photo: Iris Deng
Shen Chongfeng, rotating president of Kingdee, China’s biggest corporate software maker, says the company is investing heavily in cloud services to capitalise on a shift to homegrown software amid the US-China tech war. Photo: Iris Deng

US-China tech war: software maker Kingdee sees opportunity in shift to domestic cloud services market

  • President of Kingdee, China’s biggest corporate software maker, says current trade tensions are a ‘once-in-a-lifetime’ opportunity for domestic cloud companies
  • Kingdee’s cloud transformation hit profits last year with a loss of more than US$50 million, but the company says it is seeing strong growth this year

Shen Chongfeng, rotating president of Kingdee, China’s biggest corporate software maker, says the company is investing heavily in cloud services to capitalise on a shift to homegrown software amid the US-China tech war. Photo: Iris Deng
Shen Chongfeng, rotating president of Kingdee, China’s biggest corporate software maker, says the company is investing heavily in cloud services to capitalise on a shift to homegrown software amid the US-China tech war. Photo: Iris Deng
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