Design and Survival

Author: Ma Ningwei
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Publish Date: 2006-01-01
Features: A design, no matter how advanced in principle, holds limited significance for a company or industry if it lacks the potential for mass production. After 20 years of attempting to transfer technology through the market, we found ourselves in a very unfavorable position technologically. China has been forced to accept the lowest rung in the international division of labor, with a severe shortage of core technologies. The entire society is questioning the engineering community and business, asking why our engineers lack international competitiveness in independent research and innovation. What are the shortcomings in talent cultivation, and what are the limitations in institutional arrangements? How can we cultivate engineers with innovative spirit and implementation capabilities, and how can we better implement enterprise-level R&D management to stand out in international competition? Mr. Ma Ningwei, with his experience, makes a contribution to our understanding of the aforementioned issues from a unique perspective. As an IT R&D management professional who grew up from an engineer, he has held management positions in R&D roles in both state-owned enterprises and Taiwanese companies, accumulating extensive R&D management experience and personally experiencing the gradual transformation of the national electronics industry structure. Through the author's reflection and review, it provides us with firsthand background information on the growth of China's R&D engineer team over the past 20 years and the gains and losses in corporate technology R&D. The language of the book's creation has a strong characteristic of IT R&D personnel, and readers will experience a unique impact during the reading process, gaining inspiration and benefits.