Sunlight-Untouched Corners (Part Two: Management Proverbs of Confucius)

Author: Hu Yong
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Publish Date: 2004-01-01
Features: "Bridging the Gap" is the first reality we must face. As futurist Toffler would say, today's China remains three Chinas. "The first 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 "integrating technology." 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 could be seen as a synchronized dialogue between the East and the West in the information age. Today, the term "experience" has become a key word for understanding industrial upgrading. How IT integrates with the business and strategy of organizations and enterprises is both a natural issue that arises as informatization reaches a certain level and can also be considered a natural result of IT "spawning" it. This may be the application of Schumpeter's "creative destruction." Among these "information wizards," some are also practitioners who lead by example. Liu Ren's "Knowledge Heroes" successfully upgraded to version 2.0 through software upgrades, and he led donews to gather tens of thousands of people in a single event. Meanwhile, Fang Xingdong's Blog China, with its innovative media philosophy, has conducted pioneering experiments in the transformation of new media.