Game Crisis: A 16-Year Practical Case Analysis of Chongwei

Author: Xu Mingtian
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Publish Date: 2005-05-01
Features: "The Crisis of Game Theory" describes seven life-and-death crises of Skyworth. This book observes and analyzes the corporate life-and-death crises from the perspective of enterprise development. Over 16 years of creation, met seven crises, averaging more than one life-and-death trial every two years, with each crisis lasting one to two years. But what is legendary is that each time a crisis hits him head-on, Huang Hongsheng can, while on the verge of falling, swiftly deliver a "combination of punches" and then, battered and bruised, rise from the "ring" to rejoin the "battle." The frequency of crises is so high, the shock so immense, and the duration so long that even when considered on a global scale, this is an exceptionally large-scale case of corporate crisis management. It primarily focuses on Huang Hongsheng's life experiences, inner world, behavior patterns, thinking characteristics, cognitive level, and methods. The author of this book is a professional journalist who covers the home appliance industry, familiar with Skyworth and the entire industry, making the writing highly readable. What is particularly valuable is that this book allows us to view enterprises and their destinies from a different perspective and window, while also prompting reflection on the rule of law and social systems—the corporate survival environment. From this perspective, its value far exceeds the scope of corporate management, making it worth the attention of more readers.