Titlebook: Non-Linear Growth; The rise of Geely Xiaobo Wu,Jian Du,Sihan Li Book 2023 China Renmin University Press 2023 Automotive.Management.Innovati

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Redefining Qualitymanagement system from scratch, and gradually achieve the goals of “acceptable quality,” “excellent quality,” and “leading quality,” respectively? We found that the top-down quality awareness of management, the bottom-up initiative of all of the employees, and the quality interest community formed w

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“Unlearning” in Research and Developmentive change. The evolution of Geely’s R&D system is the epitome mirroring its entire transition from “catch-up” to “beyond catch-up.” In other words, it was the unlearning that promoted the dynamic evolution of this system and helped Geely adapt to the changing external environment. Additionally, Gee

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“The Cycle of Transformation” in Site Managementprofits and the birthplace of industrial data. Enduring persistence and the pursuit of innovation and improvement empowered Geely to gradually flourish in the highly competitive, technology-intensive, and volatile automobile manufacturing industry. Geely has since been breaking through the establish

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A Forest Where Talent Blossomsment. It also examines how Geely has been committed to building a win-win, shared, symbiotic, and inclusive sustainable development ecosystem to support its continuous transformation from a traditional automobile manufacturing enterprise into a global innovative one. In this regard, an open and incl

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From Manufacturing to Serviceand service applications throughout the industrial chain. Through our research, we discovered that there was a two-way interaction between technological and business model innovation when Geely was transforming its manufacturing to become more service-oriented, which was the driving force behind the

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