Prof. Willy Shih and Wayne Ma discuss Apple's reliance on China for iPhone manufacturing, the challenges faced by the tech giant, and the strategic moves to maintain their relationship. They delve into Apple's diversification struggles, competition with Huawei, and China's response to US bans while exploring the evolving tech landscape.

Willy Shih, a Harvard Business School professor and author, dives into the evolving landscape of industrial policy and government intervention. He discusses how crises like the pandemic and climate change have shifted the balance toward more government involvement in businesses. Shih highlights new challenges and opportunities for companies, including adapting to subsidies and localized strategies. He emphasizes the importance of CEOs engaging with policymakers to effectively navigate these changes and improve communication between sectors.

Harvard Business School professor Willy Shih discusses choosing manufacturing locations using a case study about Fuyao. Topics include production costs, inventory management, risks like customs delays and labor strikes, and evaluating cross-cultural management in global strategy.

Dr. Willy Shih, a Harvard Business School professor and semiconductor expert, dives into the global chip shortage that has crippled various industries since the pandemic. He discusses how the imbalance between supply and demand has left major automakers with unfinished vehicles and limited availability of consumer electronics. Shih emphasizes the importance of TSMC and the complexities of semiconductor manufacturing. He also reveals the challenges and financial hurdles of U.S. semiconductor production in a rapidly changing global landscape.

In this discussion, Willy Shih, a Harvard Business School professor and tech industry veteran, analyzes the U.S.'s fall in semiconductor dominance. He explores how outsourcing and Taiwan Semiconductor's rise have contributed to this shift. The conversation dives into the importance of domestic manufacturing amid U.S.-China tensions and the risks posed by offshore production. Shih advocates for revitalization through innovative manufacturing models and highlights the crucial role of government support in reclaiming leadership in this vital industry.