Comment on [TechCrunch Shanghai]Chinese B2D Market Landscape in The Eyes of Third-party Service Providers by [TechCrunch Beijing] Chinese Cloud Services Taking on New Role as Incubators | TechNode

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What’s the current landscape of business-to-developer (B2D) market in China? That’s a topic our panel of five third-party service providers addressed today at TechCrunch Shanghai. Chinese app developers tend to pay for third-party services since this year, because they have seen the benefits brought about by these services. B2D market embraced more opportunities because the threshold for developing apps is lowered, according to Dominique Tu, Kii’s VP of Greater China. The very case of Alibaba’s acquisition of UMeng indicated that the investors are now bullish on the potentials of B2D market, said Linda Jiang, VP of UMeng.