The Trend of Mobility
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Summary
Strengthening the operational management of the telecom industry—internal control and risk management—is an effective means to that end. Drawing on nearly 30 years of experience in the telecom industry, the author offers an in-depth reflection on the development of telecom enterprises amid the tide of reform, viewing it through the lens of accounting and audit internal control and telecom operations management, with a sensibility that combines the humanistic and the technological. In particular, in the 5G era, the author puts forward a series of reflections and suggestions on issues such as the mobile internet, e-commerce, high-quality development, cybersecurity, tariff reform, the replacement of business tax with VAT, embedded management, lowest-price bidding and intelligent supervision of manufacturing.
These are of particular significance to strengthening management, seeking efficiency through management, reducing operational risks and advancing corporate social responsibility and other important management priorities of modern telecom operations. The book's practical and cutting-edge character breaks through the boundaries of conventional management books.
Editor's review
From a professional editor's perspective, the book's narrative structure is crafted with care, offering both a macro outline of industry trends and in-depth analysis of typical cases, making abstract concepts tangible and perceptible. The author avoids the trap of either unqualified praise or simple criticism, maintaining a restrained balance that affirms technology's empowering and efficiency-enhancing effects while calmly reflecting on problems such as information cocoons and privacy anxiety. This dialectical perspective gives the book a reading value that transcends the hot-topic tracking of a particular period and lends it more enduring inspirational significance.
For readers who want to understand the era we live in, this book offers an excellent entry point. It does not provide simple answers; rather, through rich stories and rigorous analysis, it invites readers to think alongside it: in the tide of mobile technology, are we grains of sand swept along, or helmsmen who can actively shape the wave?
Who it's for
A good fit for
- Social observers interested in the interaction between technology and society
- Practitioners in the internet or related industries who wish to deepen their industry understanding
- Readers in the humanities and social sciences concerned with changes in contemporary lifestyles and individual circumstances
- Reflective readers who enjoy understanding abstract trends through concrete cases
Not a good fit for
- Readers seeking specific mobile app development guides or purely technical operation manuals
- Readers expecting clear, single conclusions or success-formula formulas
Reading tips
- It is advisable to slow the pace of reading; the sociological and communication concepts in the book are worth chewing over repeatedly in light of one's own experience.
- Try recording your own similar experiences or observations while reading different cases, for comparison and further reflection.
- The reflective chapters in the latter half of the book are especially important; after reading each chapter of technological optimism, consider jumping ahead to the reflective sections to build connections in critical thinking.
About the publisher
Haoyu Publishing House is a Chinese-language publishing institution registered in Singapore. Public information about it is limited, and its publishing focus covers culture, literary appreciation, social sciences, documentary literature, classical poetry and classic works. It has 55 titles in the collection, including representative books such as Exploring the Limits of Life, The Crimson Steed Not Yet Galloped, The Chinese Road Model and the Development of Human Civilization, Recounting the Past, The Harmony of Heaven and Earth and Changing with the Times, Flame Flowers Blooming in the Southern Frontier, True Feelings Are Rare in Life and Spring of the Heart, spanning fiction, philosophy and prose. Its representative authors include Yang Hailang, Long Binghao, Liu Bo, Chen De'an, Wu Xinhua, Shen Longyan, Zhong Yuxiang and Zhu Anyang, with Chinese-language writers as its main author resource. In terms of publishing characteristics, the house serves overseas Chinese-language readers, and its books are mostly distributed overseas through agencies, with an emphasis on titles that balance literary quality and intellectual substance.
Contents
- 版权信息
- 内容简介
- 写在前面的话
- 一 会计审计内控篇
- “营改增”离我国电信业还有多远
- 试论审计在宏观间接控制中的作用
- 企业内部审计现状及对策
- 试论邮电多种经营审计的重点、难点与方法
- 在社会主义市场经济体制下，企业内审的地位、职能和作用
- 在深化邮电体制改革的新形势下，如何加强和改进内审工作
- 实行公司制是实现现代企业制度的必由之路
- 对上市公司财务管理与财务监督的研究
- 论内部审计与舞弊防范
- 如何搞好工程建设项目审计
- 内部审计的风险及其防范
- 内部审计在企业改制后面临的挑战
- 面向未来的内部审计—论企业管理审计
- 精细管理、全面预算控制
- 香港万众公司低成本运营值得借鉴
- 我国电信企业资本开支控制问题的研究
- 内部控制在中国移动的实践
- 管理审计在河南移动的实践
- 持续审计是电信企业提高审计质量的一种行之有效方法
- 电信业经济责任审计的转型之路
- 电信业增值型内部审计评价体系研究
- 标本兼治地建设一个采购领域嵌入式廉洁风险“防控问”体系
- 二 电信运营管理篇
- 关于建设我国信息高速公路的思考
- 移动的全业务之路该怎么走
- 中国电信运营商的移动互联网战略
- 用系统控制论的观点指导电信业运营一体化
- 我国电信业智能终端的较量
- 从无序到有序，电信行业价值重塑迫在眉睫
- 4G时代中国移动如何“王者归来”
- 用音乐的情怀呼唤移动互联网思维
- 资费改革从普惠民众开始
- 互联网的开放、安全与乌镇宣言
- 用人文情怀，促进电信综合收入增长
- “生态共创”是中国移动实现‘大连接’战略的历史必然选择
- 电信运营商助力国家农村电商战略实施
- 电信业应科学、客观、综合应用经评审的最低投标价法
- 4G时代，非正常用户欠费管理新动向
- 在激励不足或负能量文化环境下优秀员工如何运用OCB理论规避离职并保持卓越
- 以冰为鉴，用国学思想指引知人善任的用人之道
- 深入推进全面质量管理，实现电信业高质量发展
- 采购“美丽心灵”
- 5G：移动通信技术的中国化
- 优化营商环境下电信业招标采购治理思路
- 电信业智能监造的兴起——以光缆产品为例
- 三 花絮散文随笔新闻通讯篇
- 愿时光凝滞
- 默默奉献的绿叶
- 在实践中成长
- 《两块红布》的断想
- 中国人的“奥运”意识
- 企业文化的透视与再造
- 由帕金森定律带给我们的思考
- 精打细算 集约经营
- 审计浅谈
- 读书漫谈
- 母亲
- 绿雨
- 风入松·骐骥一跃重生
- 补偿用户新举措 人面桃花展新颜
- 放弃午休 参加劳动
- 当场交钱当场配号当场装机
- 配线配号处千方百计加快放号速度
- 贯彻《审计法》强化邮电审计工作
- 审计署驻部审计局刘际澄副局长莅临我局指导工作
- 全省首批报刊发行员职业技能鉴定理论考试在郑举行
- 公司内审工作 筑牢基础 稳步发展
- 公司管理审计初露荷尖
- 集团正式启动河南等23个省份“萨班斯法案”测试工作
- 公司被国家审计署授予2005-2007年全国内部审计先进单位
- 公司2008年工作会议胜利召开
- 公司两篇审计论文在河南内审研讨会上获奖
- 公司审计项目再获集团优秀审计项目二等奖
- 驻地网及集客项目全省首次集采顺利实施
- 嵌入式风险防控工作受到公司管理层高度评价
- 公司机房空调采购向节能型方向转变
- 实施采购领域问责机制 完善风险防控闭环管理
- “三箭连发”公司加强廉洁风险体系建设
- 采购领域廉洁风险案例库与防控手册近日印发
- 后疫情时代电信业供应链金融的实现方式
- 后记
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About the author
Wang Haidong is an author with a notably broad range of interests. Publicly available information about him is limited, and his birth and death dates, nationality, and educational background are not clearly documented. The library holds five of his works, spanning finance, medicine, health, programming and design, and industrial technology, which reflects his cross-disciplinary approach to writing. His representative works include The Future of Retail, Meridians and Acupotomy, Be Your Own Health Manager, The First Management Lesson for Technical Team Leaders, and The Wave of Mobile. As these titles suggest, his writing combines practical guidance with popular science: he discusses the prospects of the retail industry, the management of technical teams, and the trends of the mobile internet, while also exploring acupotomy medicine, meridian theory, and everyday health management, conveying actionable knowledge to general readers and practitioners alike. His style emphasizes practical organization and the distillation of experience, and he is skilled at turning specialized topics into accessible language, allowing him to reach different readerships across several fields. Owing to limited sources, his personal history and the full arc of his writing remain to be further documented.
Public information about Yao Bowen is limited; only one work by this author is known, The Tide of Mobility. Judging from the title and its common classification under industrial technology, the book likely deals with mobile technology, industry trends, or related applications, placing it in the category of technical writing aimed at both professionals and general readers. Because verifiable details such as dates of birth and death, nationality, education, and career are unavailable, no further account of the author's life can be given, and it would be inappropriate to speculate about identity or writing history. On the available evidence, Yao Bowen's approach appears to combine technical topics with real-world trends; the word tide in the title suggests an interest in the changing course of the mobile field. Such subjects generally require an author to grasp key technical points while explaining industry directions clearly to ordinary readers. A single work is not enough to present a full picture of the author, and further writing and influence must await more disclosed information.
Wang Jinyuan: publicly available information is limited. What can be confirmed so far is a single work under this author's name, The Tide of Mobility (Yidong de Fengchao), commonly classified under industrial technology. Based on current information, this is the only title by the author held in the collection, and no further details about biography, nationality, or education are available, so any judgment of writing style and overall influence must rest on this one book. Classified as industrial technology, the work suggests content centered on technological or industrial trends of mobility, written for practical application and technical observation. Lacking comparable works, it is also difficult to assess the author's sustained influence in the field. This profile is compiled from collection records without biographical speculation; it may be supplemented if fuller author information or more works come to light.
