Digital Migration

Name: Digital Migration
ISBN: 9787121445880

冯伟Publishing House of Electronics Industry · ChinaMar 2023

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Word count: 140K words
Chapters: 45
ISBN: 9787121445880

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Summary

This book will lead readers to review, before this "digital migration" arrives, what epoch-making and instructive changes have occurred in history, and to see clearly the "basic盘" of changing times (Chapter 1). Learning from the past to understand the present, we will, from an observer's perspective, single out the "instigators" of this "digital migration" (Chapter 2), and in the course of this "digital migration" explore the gains and losses of "competition" among the world's major countries (Chapter 3) and the successes and failures of enterprises' "digital survival" (Chapter 4). Combining the practical experience of more than 40 years of reform and opening up in our country, we summarize the underlying logic of our country's digital transformation (Chapter 5), form a unified digital consensus (Chapter 6), and then stride forward into digital space (Chapter 7).

Editor's review

Digital Migration places digital transformation within a longer historical coordinate rather than discussing only technical tools. The author, Feng Wei, first reviews epoch-making changes in history and distills the "basic盘" of change, then asks, from an observer's perspective, who the drivers of this digital migration are, and subsequently compares horizontally the gains and losses of major countries in competition and the successes and failures of enterprises in digital survival; finally, drawing on more than forty years of reform and opening-up practice in our country, he sorts out the underlying logic of digital transformation and builds consensus. The book is clearly structured, advancing from history to reality and from the macro to the micro, suited to readers who want an overall understanding rather than scattered tips. While reading, one may treat each chapter as a mutually supporting link: the historical chapter provides reference, the country and enterprise chapters provide cases, and the underlying-logic chapter helps draw the views together. For readers who need to understand the direction of transformation and take part in organizational discussion, this book offers a framework for dialogue; but it emphasizes logic and consensus and does not provide a concrete operations manual.

Who it's for

A good fit for

Managers and practitioners who want a systematic understanding of the ins and outs of digital transformation
Team members who need a consensus framework for organizational transformation discussions
Readers of business and economics interested in comparisons of national and enterprise digital practice

Not a good fit for

Readers looking for specific software operations or technical implementation details
Readers who want short, quick tip lists and do not want macro analysis

Reading tips

Read Chapter 1 first to establish a historical reference, then proceed in chapter order to avoid losing the logical chain by skipping.
When reading country and enterprise cases, note similarities with your own organization as you go.
After the underlying-logic chapter, restate the digital consensus in your own words.

About the publisher

Publishing House of Electronics Industry China · Founded in 1982

The Publishing House of Electronics Industry is a comprehensive publisher distinguished by its focus on electronic information and related fields. Judging from the more than 3,000 titles in its catalogue, its publishing covers programming and design, artificial intelligence, computer science, finance and economics, photography, and social sciences, attending both to cutting-edge technology and to general readers. Representative titles include Factor Investing: Methods and Practice, x86 Assembly Language: From Real Mode to Protected Mode, The RISC-V Reader, Artificial Intelligence: Speech Recognition, Understanding and Practice, Phased Array Radar Technology, Radar Target Characteristics, and 100 Go Mistakes and How to Avoid Them, most of which centre on technical methods and engineering practice. Its authors include Shi Chuan, Li Zhong, Wang Xiaobo, David Patterson, Andrew Waterman, and Yu Zihao, among others from China and abroad. Owing to limited public information, no further publishing features are elaborated here.

版权信息
编委会
前言
序言1
序言2
自序
推荐语
第一章这是一个怎样的时代
1.1从四大发明到“Star Farming”
1.2 从《红旗法案》到无人驾驶
1.3 从摇把“摇一摇”到微信“摇一摇”
1.4 从“汽笛声”“电报声”到“键盘声”
第二章革命的数字“新生”
2.1 黎明前的沉寂
2.2 谁是数字革命的推手
2.3 什么没有变
2.4 新生产力：数据力
第三章大国的数字竞备
3.1 “一马当先”的美国
3.2 “老谋深算”的德国
3.3 “不甘掉队”的英国
3.4 “步履蹒跚”的日本
3.5 “寂寞难耐”的印度
第四章企业的数字探索
4.1 星辰大海：开启数字时代
4.2 裂变崛起：互联网的诞生与繁荣
4.3 如日方升：工业互联网的进击发展之路
4.4 玉汝于成：制造业巨头的艰难转型
4.5 浴火重生：中小企业的前景与命运
第五章转型的数字逻辑
5.1 转型的三次“政策红利”
5.2 “本土创新+中国智造+双循环”
5.3 是什么？转什么？转到哪？
第六章渐明的数字共识
6.1 数字化转型不是可选题而是必选题
6.2 数字化转型需坚持“一把手”工程
6.3 比“机器换人”更重要的是“软件换脑”
6.4 行业数字化转型=∑场景的数字化
第七章迁徙的数字世界
7.1 十问元宇宙
7.2 元宇宙的本质：物理时空的“数字编织”
7.3 元宇宙的“头号玩家”
7.4 设想在元宇宙中的一天
后记
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FAQ

Is this book about technical operations?

No. The book focuses on reviewing historical changes, analyzing national competition and enterprise success or failure, and summarizing the underlying logic of our country's digital transformation. It is a discussion at the level of cognition and consensus and does not involve specific software operations or technical implementation details.

Can I understand it without a digital background?

Yes. The author begins with historical change and gradually moves to observations at the national and enterprise levels; the narrative is mainly logical exposition and does not rely on a pile-up of jargon. Readers with zero background can follow the overall line of thought by reading in chapter order.

What is the relationship among the chapters?

The chapters progress layer by layer: Chapter 1 draws lessons from history, Chapter 2 asks about the driving forces, Chapters 3 and 4 look at the gains and losses of countries and the success and failure of enterprises respectively, Chapter 5 summarizes the underlying logic, Chapter 6 builds consensus, and Chapter 7 points to the future direction. Reading in order makes the overall framework easier to grasp.

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About the author

冯伟 Author

Public information about Feng Wei is limited, and his creative and research interests can be seen from the four works included in the library. His range is notably broad: there is the novel Blood Meridian, packaged in a set with The Road; a Basic Tutorial on the Artistic Creation of Film and Television Sound; an academic study titled Shakespeare's Confusion: Shakespeare and Early Modern English Legal Thought, which crosses literature and legal thinking; and Digital Migration, a work concerned with contemporary social change. The categories covered—social science, examination preparation, literary appreciation, and management—suggest that his writing serves scholarly inquiry, artistic practice, and general reading alike. Overall, Feng Wei moves between different subjects and perspectives, producing texts suitable for teaching and exam reference as well as for literary appreciation and intellectual analysis, with an interdisciplinary and practice-oriented character.