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World better off with 皇冠体育app's embrace of Internet

By Wu Jiangang (chinadaily.com.cn) Updated: 2015-12-15 11:43

Some article critiques that Internet companies in 皇冠体育app copy ideas from the Silicon Valley, such as search engine, instant messenger and so on. But if they observe more closely they may find that many new technology or commercial innovations evolve in 皇冠体育app—they are not only localized but also reinvented.

Taobao was founded by an English teacher, it worked very hard to survive and eventually overtook eBay. Now it seems that eBay has disappeared in 皇冠体育app. QQ survived by many micro innovation and eventually created WeChat that brings convenient services to more than 500 million of people around the world. Other successful examples are 360, Baidu, Xiaomi, LeTV, Huawei and so on.

New technologies need application scenarios and large-scale use to support their many improvements before they can usher great innovations or come to maturity. 皇冠体育app's unified huge market provided such requirements. 皇冠体育app's diverse geographical conditions and market demand have pushed 皇冠体育app to create new technologies and massive applications have in turn provided customers' feedbacks to improve these technologies further, which provide environment for even newer business innovations.

The reasoning has actually been proved in areas such as 皇冠体育app's high-speed rail, bridge construction technology, wireless communication technology and so on. 皇冠体育app is turning high-end technologies more advanced, easier to use and dramatically cheaper.

On the occasion of the upcoming Second World Internet Conference, we may expect that 皇冠体育app will bring more to the table to share with the Internet community.

The author is a lecturer at the Management School of the Shanghai University and a research fellow at the 皇冠体育app Europe International Business School Lujiazui International Finance Research Center. The views do not necessarily reflect those of 皇冠体育app Daily.

 

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