Huawei*

It's not bad. It's much more pertinent and in-depth than a book about Huawei I've read before. The author is still trying to objectively analyze the elements of Huawei's success, but he also describes Huawei subjectively and positively. Behind the overall success, there must be many local failures, and there are individual cruel eliminations. This is the real world, real competition, and no one can guarantee the last laugh. There are two very classic cases in it. Let's take a closer look. One is "Wang An Computer". Wang An wrote a book "Lessons" in his later years, but it seems that his successors did not learn the "lessons". One is "Uberization". If the case of Wangan Computer is more of a lesson for the information industry, Uberization will affect all industries in the future, including our once traditional municipal fields or ecological and environmental protection fields. Of course, opportunities and challenges coexist, and transformation and innovation are at the right time.

This book "Huawei Biography" is very detailed. The author Vincent Ducret shows us the full picture of Huawei through in-depth investigations and interviews. His description was very objective and gave me a deeper understanding of Huawei's entrepreneurial history and corporate spirit. Moreover, the views expressed by the author in the book made me realize that Huawei is not only a corporate model for China, but also provides a reference for the world. All in all, I think this is a book worth reading.