What is the way out for state-owned printing companies to confront the market with administrative countermeasures? (on)

As Mr. Zhang Lingui said, China is a country with great ideology. It is always too late to ask why we have acted. The market is not waiting for people.

Let us turn our eyes to the land of Hong Kong. The famous Hong Kong writer Liang Fengyi once said that the people of Hong Kong have long since soberly realized that they live on an under-resourced land and have vowed to live with this island, so they are rushing to take advantage of it. Rapidly emerged. Let us turn our attention to Shenzhen. Under the guidance of the slogan “Let Talk, Mistake, Practice, and Prosper,” the prevailing special economic zone has accelerated the pace of Shenzhen people, introduced talents with innovative mechanisms, introduced funds with open and preferential policies, and emerged overnight. Modern new city.

Mr. Xiang Bing, dean of the Cheung Kong Graduate School of Business, recently wrote an article entitled “Achieving Globalization and Creating a World-class Enterprise” and analyzed the success of the United States. He pointed out: "The ability of U.S. companies to innovate in technology and management as a whole is disdainful to the world", "U.S. companies have a clearer global strategy and global resource coordination capabilities," "US culture is open and inclusive, and U.S. The world's leading brand universities, the United States' talented system, the tempting American dream, unrivaled technology and innovative capabilities are all temptations to the elites of the world." "Strong," "coordinating capabilities of global resources", "the world's talent for my use" three characteristics.

Dean Xiang Bing pointed out that “the realization of our dream of building a strong nation requires the production of a number of world-class enterprises from China in the world’s mainstream industries”. He proposed three measures for the Chinese people. (1) “Our people (especially companies) Home) is rapidly changing in vision, looking at China from the world, seeing the Earth from the moon, and surpassing the vision of seeing the world from China; (2) "(author's note: China) is important to build the ability to integrate global resources, and then To achieve a seamless connection between China and the world." He also believes that "only relying on independent, self-reliance ideas to deal with the challenges of globalization, may be somewhat incompetent." (3) “Another more common problem for Chinese national companies is the narrowness of business thinking, the lack of innovation in business models,” and “We have been mainly relying on low-cost strategies to cope with global competition. Few companies have adopted business model innovation. competition".

This year has no career that can sleep well and sleep well without being awakened. We should know that Yuejin’s thinking has already gone wild in another corner of the world.

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“When it comes to their own seats, brands, and interests, they stop. The circle of consideration is always so big. The business channels are always so great that they can’t rush to the market with all their heart. Therefore, whether it is internal management or external management, The principle of handling affairs according to market economic laws is lacking."

The above is a summary of a recent speech by Ren Yucheng, chairman of the Beijing Printing Association.

As an article that does not intend to go all out, take the "circle field route." The author only talks about state-owned enterprises’ catastrophes, such as “individuals (leaders) have the final say, nepotism, devaluation, corruption, and the construction of “small groups”, etc. The centralization of power and leadership only make the market intangible. The hands of the hand were defeated on the administrative wall, and when the results were finally tainted, the swordsman of the supervisors had long been passivated and it was ridiculous. Naturally, for many state-owned enterprises, once they were mismanaged, there was so-called protection. , including policy protection is supporting, but we have to regret to say that it is your misfortune to live in the printing industry because many of the good things of the year have not fallen on the printing industry, such as VAT, wages, etc. And so on, but the rise in raw materials has hit.

Once the executive overrides the market, it will be a prelude to state-owned enterprises.

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(1) When the printing industry associations of eight northeastern provinces and cities in Tianjin were held in Tianjin, and everyone looked back at the last association held in Beijing, it seemed that a slight change was seen in the complaints, which was less than in the previous session. It may have been realized that: The atmosphere of the imperial city, in addition to the mist-like beauty enveloped in it, plus a warm feeling, the "business" of the sun is more dazzling.

In the face of problems, the PRD printing companies represented by Shenzhen are completely different from those of some backward Beijing printing companies. The former is facing the market and complaining less, while the latter is endlessly resorting to reasons. The effect is of course also a thousand miles. Technical expert Tie Dazhao pointed out very profoundly that Beijing's printing industry is not on a higher level than Shenzhen. The most fundamental difference between the two cities is the lag in consciousness. In fact, many of the printing companies that have risen in Beijing in recent years have managers with Hong Kong-owned companies or Shenzhen companies as backgrounds, such as Hualian Printing and Yachang Printing. A reporter once asked Mr. Wan Jie who is a Beijinger. Will he abandon Shenzhen as the headquarters of Yachang Printing and transfer to his hometown? His answer is: Shenzhen people's diligence, dedication, and dare to be the best in the world are the source of Yachang Printing's founding.

As a heavy cultural city, publishing and printing has always been Beijing's strength. Many powerful southern printing companies have taken a strategic view and have already or will soon be planning for Beijing. The potential and explosiveness of Beijing or North China printing industry has recently been concentrated on the 2008 Beijing Olympic Games. It can be said that the status of the printing belt around the Ring Bay, represented by Beijing, is not in line with its potential and its position as a capital.

(2) When the author saw the article of the dean, he was in a blog of Li Yang, a “Chinese madman” famous in contemporary China. Li Yang was not an editor, but he was very professional when he republished an article, adding a foreword. There are the following words: "After reviewing the entire blog post, the most attention is to entertainment and news. Most of them are superficial things that look like a cloud, but some serious articles that concern the future and destiny of the country are rarely addressed."

Yes, if you are the veteran of a state-owned printing company, when you fall into the trouble of restructuring or when you are poorly managed, have you been asking: What is the fate of the state-owned printing enterprises? Will you forget about the "clouds and clouds" of the state-owned printing companies? Looking back at Xiang Bing’s dean’s position, for the powerful analysis of the United States and the countermeasures of China’s dream of a strong country, please do not think that it is a matter on the head of a large state-owned printing enterprise group boss. This is a simple truth. In fact, I don't need the author to lay ugly here. The process of building a strong country in the printing industry in China, the modernization of China, and the realization of a strong national dream require the joint efforts of every individual and every company. When our vision is no longer confined to "China sees the world" but "China sees the world," When our vision is no longer to stop the increase in raw material costs and falling wages, but to be good at “integrating resources” or “introducing resources” when our vision is no longer satisfied with processing service providers or “one-stop printing service providers”. Instead, we learn the business models of Amazon online bookstores, eBay, Google, IKEA and other companies. Perhaps we will truly find a way to realize the power of the powerful Chinese country's printing industry.

The prerequisite for the realization of all this must be a printing company, especially a state-owned printing enterprise, and it must act according to the laws of market economy. Otherwise, in the opposite direction, confronting the market with the administration will face the fate of being eliminated.