Customer Benefits - Transformation of Chinese Business Thinking

Author: Chen Dong
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Publish Date: 2005-07-19
Features: This book employs the habitual Chinese mindset and cognitive approach, grounded in traditional Chinese philosophical thought and cultural psychological characteristics, integrating knowledge systems from Western philosophy, psychology, economics, sociology, marketing, and strategic management. Through horizontal comparative analysis across dozens of industry markets and longitudinal tracking research with over 20 successful enterprises, as well as the validation of nearly 30 marketing and strategic consulting and practical case studies, it distills a commercial core thought system and practical decision-making tools that align with Chinese thinking patterns and habits. To a certain extent, this book, through numerous successful Chinese domestic business cases and dialectical analysis of Sino-Western mindsets, critiques the core theories of Western masters such as Michael Porter, Philip Kotler, and Jack Trout. It vividly highlights the logical flaws of Western business (marketing) theories under Chinese thinking habits, further shatters the myths of Western business theories and broadens the boundaries of business thinking. It returns to the common sense and simple starting point of success logic, pursuing the idea of "profit result-oriented" and "boundaryless customer advantage." It affirms the rationality and scientificity of the business thinking habits of Chinese domestic enterprises, undoubtedly providing a decision-making basis for the business thinking of Chinese enterprises. This book employs the habitual Chinese mindset and cognitive approach, grounded in traditional Chinese philosophical thought and cultural psychological characteristics, integrating knowledge systems from Western philosophy, psychology, economics, sociology, marketing, and strategic management. Through horizontal comparative analysis across dozens of industry markets and longitudinal tracking research with over 20 successful enterprises, as well as the validation of nearly 30 marketing and strategic consulting and practical case studies, it distills a commercial core thought system and practical decision-making tools that align with Chinese thinking patterns and habits. To a certain extent, this book, through numerous successful Chinese domestic business cases and dialectical analysis of Sino-Western mindsets, critiques the core theories of Western masters such as Michael Porter, Philip Kotler, and Jack Trout. It vividly highlights the logical flaws of Western business (marketing) theories under Chinese thinking habits, further shatters the myths of Western business theories and broadens the boundaries of business thinking. It returns to the common sense and simple starting point of success logic, pursuing the idea of "profit result-oriented" and "boundaryless customer advantage." It affirms the rationality and scientificity of the business thinking habits of Chinese domestic enterprises, undoubtedly providing a decision-making basis for the business thinking of Chinese enterprises.