Haier

"Haier's Advanced Independent Management Innovation Will Bring Great Succe.. Recently, Zhang Ruimin, Haier's CEO, carried the practice of management innovation containing Haier's unique individual-goal combination and win-win modeto the U.S. and discussed and shared it with Michael E. Porter and Gary Hamel, the world's top management masters. Two masters had a high opinion of Haier's practice. Michael E. Porter hailed Zhang as an "outstanding strategic thinker" Michael E. Porter, the world's top 1 authority on strategy and the writer of Competitive Advantage, is honored as "the father of competitive strategy" in management field. Zhang described Haier's search in strategic innovation in different stages to Mr. Porter and Porter said that Zhang was a great strategic thinker. He explained that Haier's strategic thinking was very clear and its practice was full of competitiveness, innovation and attraction. Gary Hamel believed that Haier's advanced independent management innovation would achieve great success. Zhang Ruimin and his companions also met Gary Hamel, another world-class authority on strategy and the writer of The Future of Management. He had a high opinion of Haier's independent management innovation. He said that one conundrum all the companies and management field have to be confronted with is how to face up to market and serve for users. Currently, only a few enterprises conduct analogous management innovation but none of them realized a success in this world. "Haier's independent management innovation is advanced. It must achieve great success. I also want to take part in this process and offer support and assist", said by Hamel. Link: Michael E. Porter is the lifetime professor of Harvard Business School and one of the managerialists with enormous influence on the world. He has won Wells Prize in Economics, Adam Smith Award and Mckinsey Award (five times). Gary Hamelis the former professor of strategy and international management in London Business School, called most powerful management master following Peter Drucker. He was hailed as "world-class strategist master" by The Economist and won McKinsey Award for four times.