China-CPC Congress/Delegates/Chinese Enterprises
Beijing, China - Oct 18, 2017
1. Reporters at delegate passage
2. Various of delegates walking to microphones, standing in front of microphones
3. Various of reporter asking questions
4. SOUNDBITE (Chinese) Zhang Ruimin, CEO of Haier Group:
"I think we must make the Chinese mode to be the best one in the world. The Chinese management mode is the best. A Fortune magazine reporter once asked me why we had no one in the U.S. for an acquisition and how we were transforming the merged company. I told this reporter we deal with international acquisitions just like the Westerners deal with their salads. We do no physical transformation and only offer our mode of management, like the vegetables are still the same vegetable ingredients but the salad dressing is unified by us. I think this mode fully embodies one thing, and that is confidence."
5. Various of reporter asking questions
6. SOUNDBITE (Chinese) Wang Endong, former senior official of Inspur company:
"I believe Chinese enterprises, with increasing innovation capabilities, will make constant breakthroughs in core technologies, and come to lead the world's manufacturing of computer servers in the world in the coming five years. And China-made servers will provide the driving power for Chinese and global cloud computing, big data and artificial intelligence."
7. Various reporters, delegates
The Chinese mode for enterprise management will be the best in the world and Chinese entrepreneurs are committed to striving for that end with all their effort and expertise, said one Chinese entrepreneur on Wednesday.
This comment was made by Haier Group CEO Zhang Ruimin while on his way to attend the 19th National Congress of the Communist Party of China, adding the Chinese mode has already shocked Western businesses with its effectiveness and efficiency over these years.
Zhang's comment was broadcast live on multi-media platforms which help draw attention to the 100-meter-long passage where reporters mingle with congress delegates inside the Great Hall of the People in downtown Beijing.
"I think we must make the Chinese mode to be the best one in the world. The Chinese management mode is the best. A Fortune magazine reporter once asked me why we had no one in the U.S. for an acquisition and how we were transforming the merged company. I told this reporter we deal with international acquisitions just like the Westerners deal with their salads. We do no physical transformation and only offer our mode of management, like the vegetables are still the same vegetable ingredients but the salad dressing is unified by us. I think this mode fully embodies one thing, and that is confidence," said Zhang Ruimin, whose company has paced the General Electric Company (GE) to a better management since it acquired GE last June.
Computer servers are part and parcel to the Internet and digital industries. China's Inspur is dedicated to developing better and faster and more reliable servers.
"I believe Chinese enterprises, with increasing innovation capabilities, will make constant breakthroughs in core technologies, and come to lead the world's manufacturing of computer servers in the world in the coming five years. And China-made servers will provide the driving power for Chinese and global cloud computing, big data and artificial intelligence," said Wang Endong, a former senior executive of Inspur, at the delegate passage.
China-CPC Congress/Delegates/Chinese Enterprises
Dateline : Oct 18, 2017
Location : Beijing,China
Duration : 1'33
Beijing, China - Oct 18, 2017
1. Reporters at delegate passage
2. Various of delegates walking to microphones, standing in front of microphones
3. Various of reporter asking questions
4. SOUNDBITE (Chinese) Zhang Ruimin, CEO of Haier Group:
"I think we must make the Chinese mode to be the best one in the world. The Chinese management mode is the best. A Fortune magazine reporter once asked me why we had no one in the U.S. for an acquisition and how we were transforming the merged company. I told this reporter we deal with international acquisitions just like the Westerners deal with their salads. We do no physical transformation and only offer our mode of management, like the vegetables are still the same vegetable ingredients but the salad dressing is unified by us. I think this mode fully embodies one thing, and that is confidence."
5. Various of reporter asking questions
6. SOUNDBITE (Chinese) Wang Endong, former senior official of Inspur company:
"I believe Chinese enterprises, with increasing innovation capabilities, will make constant breakthroughs in core technologies, and come to lead the world's manufacturing of computer servers in the world in the coming five years. And China-made servers will provide the driving power for Chinese and global cloud computing, big data and artificial intelligence."
7. Various reporters, delegates
The Chinese mode for enterprise management will be the best in the world and Chinese entrepreneurs are committed to striving for that end with all their effort and expertise, said one Chinese entrepreneur on Wednesday.
This comment was made by Haier Group CEO Zhang Ruimin while on his way to attend the 19th National Congress of the Communist Party of China, adding the Chinese mode has already shocked Western businesses with its effectiveness and efficiency over these years.
Zhang's comment was broadcast live on multi-media platforms which help draw attention to the 100-meter-long passage where reporters mingle with congress delegates inside the Great Hall of the People in downtown Beijing.
"I think we must make the Chinese mode to be the best one in the world. The Chinese management mode is the best. A Fortune magazine reporter once asked me why we had no one in the U.S. for an acquisition and how we were transforming the merged company. I told this reporter we deal with international acquisitions just like the Westerners deal with their salads. We do no physical transformation and only offer our mode of management, like the vegetables are still the same vegetable ingredients but the salad dressing is unified by us. I think this mode fully embodies one thing, and that is confidence," said Zhang Ruimin, whose company has paced the General Electric Company (GE) to a better management since it acquired GE last June.
Computer servers are part and parcel to the Internet and digital industries. China's Inspur is dedicated to developing better and faster and more reliable servers.
"I believe Chinese enterprises, with increasing innovation capabilities, will make constant breakthroughs in core technologies, and come to lead the world's manufacturing of computer servers in the world in the coming five years. And China-made servers will provide the driving power for Chinese and global cloud computing, big data and artificial intelligence," said Wang Endong, a former senior executive of Inspur, at the delegate passage.
ID : 8063616
Published : 2017-10-18 09:19
Last Modified : 2017-10-18 16:33:00
Source : China Central Television (CCTV)
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