Industrial Upgrading with Innovation Production Service System: Evidence from Guangzhou, China

Lin, Xiaoqing; Huang, Beihe; Wu, Jiyan; Ge, Mengying; Lin, Junhua

doi:10.1016/j.procir.2019.04.083

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“…However, the analysis of the Chinese enterprise case study shows that essential innovations are occurring in manufacturing e-commerce services using a reverse feedback model. In this model, the platform enterprise collects market data, shares it with upstream manufacturing partners, and integrates it into the R&D process for marketization [ 25 , 46 ]. A proactive approach to quality, starting from the initial design stage, is key to consistent, high-quality products rather than relying solely on end-of-process inspections [ 4 ].…”

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A behavioral model of service-derived manufacturing in e-commerce companies from the innovation chain perspective: A case study from China

Yang,

Kumarasinghe

2023

Heliyon

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Section: Resultsmentioning

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A behavioral model of service-derived manufacturing in e-commerce companies from the innovation chain perspective: A case study from China

Yang,

Kumarasinghe

2023

Heliyon

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“…Thanks to better transport facilities and lower land rents, the central and northern parts took over the urban capital from the south (Gong et al, 2018b). In central Baiyun District, the old factories and historical sites were rebuilt into a fine chemical industrial zone, innovation industrial zone or science and technology park in the process of the "Exit the secondary industry and enter the tertiary industry" policy, and develop an "industrial clustering" regional model (Lin et al, 2019). The northern part focused on implementation as a land reserve planning region.…”

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Application of Spatiotemporal Pattern Mining Methods for Land Use Transition Research: A Case Study of Baiyun District in Guangzhou

Jian

Chen

Gong

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Front. Environ. Sci.

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The use of spatio-temporal statistical combination method to explore the land use transition in urban suburbs provides an essential resource for promoting urban-rural integration and management of further urbanization. A combination of Space Time Cube and Geodetector methods was used to quantitatively identify the dominant morphology of land use change, and explore the recessive morphology and driving mechanism in Baiyun District, a suburb of Guangzhou from 1980 to 2020. Between these years, the land use changes were dominated by the expansion of built-up land and the shrinkage of cropland. The expansion took place in southern (1990-2000) to central (2000-2005) areas of the jurisdiction, followed by large-scale decentralization (2005-2010). Land use activities showed a downward trend. A continuous cold spot was mainly distributed in the southeast and remote areas near the urban center, whereas a continuous hot spot was spatially characterized by a multinuclear pattern, mainly concentrated in the center and south. Socioeconomic factors significantly affected the spatial pattern of land use activities. The trend turning in land use morphology of land use change can be divided into four stages: land primitivation from 1980 to 1990, land fragmentation from 1990 to 2000, land overflow from 2000 to 2010, and land intensification from 2010 to the present. Baiyun District is at the forefront of China’s development and has typical “suburban” characteristics, which can provide a reference for other suburbs in China to develop in stages. Today, urban suburbs in China face the problems of limited land resources and mixed land use space. Taking advantage of the new national strategic environment could effectively solve these land use issues in urban suburbs and achieve sustainable development. New trends in land use morphology research, also considering land use effects and land use change mechanisms in an integrated manner, are conducive to further deepening the understanding of land use transitions. Moreover, spatiotemporal statistical methods have innovated the field of mining the spatiotemporal characteristics of land use. Based on a scientific method for spatiotemporal analysis, we were able to reconstruct the three-dimensional space of land and improve the methods applied for research into land use change.

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“…For example, Lin et al. (2019a, b) used panel data of G20 and built a structural equation model to discuss the mechanism of manufacturing industry upgrading.…”

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“…Integrating global innovation capital into the global innovation chain will improve industrial upgrading by combining the value chain and the innovation chain (Lin et al. , 2019a, b). Industry informatization is a critical step in upgrading the industry (Yang, 2014).…”

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“…From the perspective of research methods, existing scholars mainly use surveys (Zhao, 2016), case studies (Kohpaiboon, 2013) and regression models (Dou et al , 2021) to study the research on industrial upgrading. Lin et al (2019a, b) used principal components and multiple regression analysis to analyze the factors influencing industrial transformation and upgrading in Guangzhou Province, China. It was found that technological innovation, industrial structure, human capital, social system and ecological resources were the five factors influencing industrial transformation and upgrading in Guangzhou.…”

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Influencing factors and paths of upgrading consumer goods industry in Shanghai: a FsQCA approach

Lei

Sun

Ali

2021

IJOEM

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PurposeThis study examines the factors that influence the improvement of the consumer goods sector in three dimensions (technology, internal factors and external environment) for exploring the upgrading paths of Shanghai's consumer goods industry.Design/methodology/approachThis paper targeted eight sub-industries of consumer goods as case studies, including food processing, and investigated from qualitative and quantitative perspectives using the technology-organization-environment (TOE) framework.FindingsThe study confirms the diversity of paths to promote the upgrading of the consumer goods industry in Shanghai, and three paths are summarized in this paper. The “human–environment” linkage upgrade path is to bring sufficient economic contribution to help industrial upgrading by expanding market share, and this path is suitable for large enterprises in the industry to adopt; the “internal factor aggregation” upgrading path is to strengthen the aggregation effect of resources, form industrial clusters and link high human aggregation with industrial aggregation to exert leverage to transform and upgrade the consumer goods industry, and this path is suitable for SMEs in the industry to adopt; the “technology–environment” linkage upgrade path is to use technological factors for product innovation to occupy a favorable market position, to obtain high economic returns and realize industrial upgrading under the joint action of technology and external environment, and this path is suitable for high-tech enterprises to adopt.Originality/valueShanghai still has a large area for growth toward foreign metropolises, under the backdrop of the strong development of new manufacturing. Also, to diversify their investment portfolio, the consumer goods industry should focus on population, job density and industrial growth while looking into industrial aggregation.

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Industrial Upgrading with Innovation Production Service System: Evidence from Guangzhou, China

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A behavioral model of service-derived manufacturing in e-commerce companies from the innovation chain perspective: A case study from China

A behavioral model of service-derived manufacturing in e-commerce companies from the innovation chain perspective: A case study from China

Application of Spatiotemporal Pattern Mining Methods for Land Use Transition Research: A Case Study of Baiyun District in Guangzhou

Influencing factors and paths of upgrading consumer goods industry in Shanghai: a FsQCA approach

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