Review of the Management Thoughts of Contemporary Chinese Entrepreneurs

Author: Chang Hu
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Publish Date: 2004-06-01
Features: A Brain Bank Composed of China's Greatest Contemporary Entrepreneurs! Ten Top Senior Experts Join Forces to Deliver This Book. The Review of Management Thoughts of Contemporary Chinese Entrepreneurs Analyzes the management philosophies of Zhang Ruimin, Liu Chuanzhi, Li Ka-shing, and Wang Yung-ching from multiple perspectives, revealing the unique charm of Chinese entrepreneurs' management ideas! This might just be the book you're looking for. The Review of Management Thoughts of Contemporary Chinese Entrepreneurs summarizes and synthesizes the entrepreneurial experiences and management methods of four outstanding Chinese entrepreneurs—Zhang Ruimin, the CEO of China; Liu Chuanzhi, the IT industry leader; Li Ka-shing, the richest Chinese; and Wang Yung-ching, the "Business God" of Taiwan—to distill their successful management philosophies. It draws insights from their experiences, such as Zhang Ruimin's "Daily Cleaning, Daily Improvement" and "Market Chain Process Reengineering"; Liu Chuanzhi's "Integration of Trade, Industry, and Technology" and "Roof Theory"; Li Ka-shing's "Developing in Stability, Remembering Stability in Development" and "Long-Term Investment"; and Wang Yung-ching's "Rationalized Management" and "Fishbone Theory." From the perspectives of their entrepreneurial journeys, corporate strategy, human resources, capital operations, corporate culture, and international operations—representing the distinctive features of management—this systematic review helps us analyze their paths to success from all-around, multi-angle viewpoints.