We also favor an innovation-driven enterprise. Because I believe that for an enterprise to develop, it must innovate.
Where does innovation come from? It comes from customer needs. When customers put forward questions or ideas, we follow up promptly. This drives us to develop more and more new products, and in turn, makes us increasingly competitive. You launch one, two, or even several new products every year—that is the right momentum.
Of course, we must have the necessary conditions: as I just said, we need strong core technical capabilities. Our team must devote our energy and passion to this cause.
Innovation involves trial and error, investment, and even some waste. First of all, you have to be mentally prepared and take a long-term view. If we look to the future, continuous problem-solving, innovation, and meeting market demands will benefit us in the long run.
For those who only focus on short-term gains, the investment and effort can seem tough. Innovation does not guarantee 100% success; it requires testing, experiments, and may result in some losses. These are all inevitable.
But innovation is definitely beneficial to the enterprise. Sustainable, steady, and healthy development comes from innovation.
We have been rooted in this industry for more than 20 years and have built up rich experience. Whenever we see something new, an idea immediately comes to mind: what structure to use, what principle to apply, and how to make it work.
With our core team, our efficiency is extremely high. Compared with others in the industry, we have clear advantages: higher efficiency and faster innovation. This is our strength.
