Shing Shing Long joins Taiwan Investing Forum to discuss challenges and transformation for SMEs.
Business Weekly Report Date: January 9, 2025
Shing Shing Long recently participated in the Taiwan Investing Forum, held in Taiwan, where they engaged in in-depth discussions about the challenges facing startups and small to medium-sized enterprises (SMEs). The forum's core topics focused on overcoming transformation and upgrade challenges, addressing growth bottlenecks, and tackling issues related to succession planning. It also explored how businesses can leverage external resources to "borrow strength" and effectively overcome these obstacles.
During the forum, Shing Shing Long’s Business Manager, Brenny, shared the company's commitment to providing a one-stop procurement platform aimed at saving customers time, offering convenience, and creating a new procurement experience. Business Manager Brenny emphasized that this not only provides convenience for customers but also opens up opportunities for exhibitors to develop new and innovative formats for trade shows through the platform’s integration and co-creation mechanism. This, in turn, helps target the right audience and increases customer trust during the development process by utilizing a referral system, reducing the learning curve.
However, Brenny also pointed out that while Shing Shing Long has abundant consultant resources and offers various strategic and institutional reform suggestions, these were mostly at a theoretical level. It wasn't until the company engaged with Coach Xie Chun-Hui, Chairman of China Terminal, that they truly experienced a transformational breakthrough from within. The operational guidance provided by Chairman Xie allowed Shing Shing Long to implement transformation strategies in real practice, leading to significant improvements.
The forum not only showcased Shing Shing Long’s forward-thinking approach to business operations but also highlighted how Taiwanese companies, in the face of transformation, are finding new opportunities for growth by leveraging external resources and innovative models. As challenges become increasingly diverse, effectively integrating internal and external resources will be the key to future success.
Original Report from Business Weekly: https://www.businessweekly.com.tw/business/indep/1005268
