As the world races toward 2024, businesses everywhere are grappling with two unstoppable forces: globalization 2.0 and the AI boom. China’s high-tech manufacturing sector is stealing the spotlight, with breakthroughs in AI-driven automation and green energy tech reshaping global supply chains. But how do companies—both in China and abroad—adapt to this lightning-fast evolution?
🚀 China’s High-Tech Rise: From ‘Made in China’ to ‘Created in China’
From electric vehicles to quantum computing, Chinese firms are pivoting from mass production to cutting-edge innovation. Francisco Veloso, Dean of INSEAD, tells Dialogue: ‘Collaboration is key. Chinese firms are blending AI with lean manufacturing, creating hybrid models that set new global benchmarks.’
🌍 The Global Playbook: AI, Education, and Cross-Border Teams
Veloso highlights business schools as critical players: ‘We’re training leaders to think like disruptors—whether they’re optimizing semiconductor logistics or launching fintech startups.’ Meanwhile, international companies are partnering with Chinese tech hubs like Shenzhen to co-develop next-gen solutions.
One thing’s clear: in this era of economic uncertainty, innovation isn’t just an option—it’s survival mode. 💡
