We are all drinking the northwest wind: Management Analects I: Management Analects I

Author: Hu Yong
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Publish Date: 2004-01-01
Features: "Bridging the Gap" is the reality we must first face. As the futurist Toffler would say, China today remains three Chinas. "One is the Information China, the second is the Industrial China, and the third is the Agricultural China." Our destiny is to transform the "three Chinas" into "one China," driven by a strong information will. We must fill the "digital divide." The "Experience Economy" can be said to be the highest realm of "technology integration." Mr. Jiang Qiping is the originator of China's "Experience Economy" theory. Interestingly, at the same time, across the ocean, American economist Pine also wrote the same book. This can be seen as a synchronized dialogue between the East and the West in the information age. Today, the term "experience" has become a key keyword for understanding industrial upgrading. In the 21st century, as knowledge workers, most of us will sustain our livelihoods by providing services, making judgments, offering information, and conducting analysis. Our output cannot be stored in ports, warehouses, or shipped in trucks. We are all engaged in "air jobs." This book is a series of essays by the author on wealth creation, capital generation, innovation engineering, corporate culture, trustworthy brands, and enterprise management in modern society. It focuses on analyzing the management philosophies of Chinese and foreign enterprises such as Cisco, Haier, Kodak, Nestlé, and Ford, pointing out their strengths and weaknesses, and is dedicated to defining, establishing, and promoting the best management ideas and solutions for China.

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