Enter the service trade exhibition area of the 3rd CIIE——
Open the door to international quality service
Economic Daily·China Economic Net reporter Lu Min Wen Jicong
Blind boxes, robots, large circular screens... The service trade exhibition area of the 3rd China International Import Expo is really special.
In order to allow the audience to better understand related service products and better penetrate the Chinese market, exhibitors used the "18 martial arts".
On November 7, the booth of UPS of the United States in the service and trade exhibition area of the CIIE attracted many young visitors. This company launched a blind box vending machine that is very popular among young people. The blind box contains a mascot key ring, etc. Souvenirs, many viewers have stopped to experience.
There are many examples of combining popular elements with their own products like this at the CIIE.
Old friend full of confidence
At present, open cooperation in the service industry and service trade have become important content of international economic and trade cooperation.
As one of the key exhibition areas of the third CIIE, the service trade exhibition area has attracted more than 250 exhibitors, with more detailed service categories and a wider range of services.
SGS is a giant in the inspection and testing industry in Switzerland. It has more than 2,600 branches and laboratories around the world and has a global service network.
In the early stage of the outbreak of the new crown pneumonia in Wuhan, SGS helped many Chinese companies to purchase medical supplies from various countries.
As an old friend who has participated in the three consecutive CIIEs, SGS has brought inspection, testing and certification solutions in the fields of wireless communications, intelligent Internet of things, semiconductor chip raw materials, food safety, medical protection products and public health management. .
Du Jiabin, President of SGS China, said that the CIIE has become an important window to showcase high-quality foreign products and services.
In the context of the global spread of the new crown pneumonia epidemic, China's holding of the CIIE as scheduled not only shows the determination and confidence in continuing to open up to the outside world, but also reflects the responsibility of a major country.
For global companies, China is currently one of the most dynamic and potential markets. The CIIE will give companies a stage to show their capabilities.
"Next year will be the 30th year for SGS to enter the Chinese market. We will continue to create a better, safer and more interconnected life experience for Chinese companies and Chinese consumers." Du Jiabin said.
As an international financial institution participating in the CIIE for three consecutive years, Deloitte has expanded its booth area to 144 square meters this year.
Focusing on future health, smart cities and future communities, zero-day consumption, intelligent networked centers of excellence, and intelligent manufacturing 2.0, Deloitte has launched the most cutting-edge innovative service solutions.
Shi Nengzi, Deloitte China's North China Regional Managing Partner, said that as China continues to expand its opening up to the outside world and create a better business environment, companies are increasingly demanding professional services.
On the one hand, some Chinese companies that have a global mindset pay more attention to management models, operating methods, governance structures, and technological changes and improvements; on the other hand, more and more foreign companies "walk in" and seek more potential Market and capable partners.
As a professional service organization, it will play a more important role in it. This is Deloitte's expertise and an opportunity for Deloitte.
New friends show off
At present, the instability of the global trading environment has made the issue of mutual trust in transactions even more prominent, especially the export of a large number of small and medium-sized enterprises needs to gain the trust of international buyers.
Dun & Bradstreet, an international corporate credit investigation credit management company that participated in the CIIE for the first time, brought solutions to related problems.
According to reports, Dun & Bradstreet’s global corporate credibility service provides small and medium-sized enterprises with an international general dynamic identity, establishing business information files and displaying and promoting them on the Dun & Bradstreet’s global trust platform. The trust of export companies.
"We have provided Dun & Bradstreet registration services for more than 20,000 Chinese SMEs and assigned Dun & Bradstreet codes to more than 400,000 Chinese companies to help them enter the global supply chain network." said Wu Guangyu, President of Dun & Bradstreet China.
CB Richard Ellis, a world-renowned commercial real estate service and investment company, also participated in the CIIE for the first time.
On November 6, the company debuted its self-developed technology innovation award-winning product CBRE Plans spatial planning solution and CBRE Perspectives interactive digital display tool in the service trade exhibition area, echoing the current three real estate technologies of smart cities, experiential services and machine learning trend.
Ji Yiding, vice president of CB Richard Ellis China, said that CB Richard Ellis is very optimistic about China’s economic development and will focus on topics such as digital innovation, open cooperation, and investment promotion at the exhibition to fully assist economic recovery in the post-epidemic era and domestic and foreign business cooperation. .
From the perspective of the real estate industry, keywords such as recycled energy, energy-saving materials, and "zero-carbon building" will turn more from concepts into reality in the future.
Ji Yiding said that, driven by the higher pursuit of building users for land saving, water saving, environmentally friendly materials, and a healthy environment, CBRE will continue to help more corporate customers build high-performance buildings and achieve healthier buildings surroundings.