Simple thinking refers to the concentration and simplicity in product planning and brand positioning, and the simplicity and simplicity in product design.
Extreme thinking is to achieve the ultimate in products and services, the ultimate in user experience, and exceed user expectations. Competition in the Internet age is only the first, not the second. Only by doing the utmost can we truly win consumers and win people's hearts.
"Agile development" is a typical Internet product development methodology, which is a people-centered, iterative and step-by-step development method, allowing products to have shortcomings and improve products through continuous iteration.
Flow represents volume, and volume represents component. "Where eyes gather, money will follow." Flow is money, flow is entrance, and the value of flow goes without saying.
The core of socialized commerce is that the users faced by enterprises exist in the form of network, which will change the production, sales and marketing of enterprises.
Big data refers to a collection of data that cannot be captured, managed and processed by conventional software tools within a certain time range. Big data thinking refers to understanding corporate assets and key competitive factors with the understanding of big data.
The platform thinking of the Internet is open thinking, * * * enjoys and * * * wins. The platform model is most likely to become an industrial giant. Among the 65,438+000 largest companies in the world, 60 companies mainly derive their income from the platform business model, including Apple and Google. Most of the platform profit models do not need to "pay in one hand and deliver in one hand".
With the development of Internet and new technologies, pure real economy and pure virtual economy have begun to merge, and the boundaries of many industries have become blurred. The tentacles of Internet companies have penetrated into retail, manufacturing, books, finance, telecommunications, entertainment, transportation, media and other industries. Alibaba and Tencent successively bid for banks, and Xiaomi made mobile phones and televisions. The reason why these Internet companies can participate in and even win cross-border competition is because they have user data on the one hand and user thinking on the other, so they can naturally take "users" to be "princes".