“与国际接轨”是当今实业界一句耳熟能详的话。按一般理解,多指专业上的习惯做法、科技工艺、商务处理等方面与海外同行“对上谱”。做生意是为了赚钱,“货”不对路怎么行呢?有另一种“与国际接轨”,正以无可避匿的趋势逼近我们,那便是两个常见字——学习。这正如一位外国作家欧文所说,现在并不是说利润和服务不重要,而是说没有学习,这一切就无法实现。在马来西亚,“那莉蒂库”公司的首席行政总监简佑强,创办了真正的“学习型企业”,从而使仅有28人的公司年收入达350万美元。他们的理论一针见血——在当今智力是主要经济资源的时代,比竞争对手学得快,便是最根本的竞争能力。 “Integration with the world” is a familiar phrase in today’s industry. According to the general understanding, the practice of multi-fingered professionals, scientific and technological processes, business processing, and other aspects of their counterparts in the overseas “on the spectrum.” Doing business is to make money, but what is wrong with “goods”? There is another kind of “alignment with international standards” that is approaching us with unavoidable trends. That is two common words - learning. This is just like what a foreign writer Owen said. It does not mean that profits and services are not important, but that without learning, all this cannot be achieved. In Malaysia, Jianyou Qiang, the chief executive director of Narita Library, founded a truly “learning enterprise,” which resulted in a company with 28 employees earning $3.5 million a year. Their theory is on the right foot – in the era when intelligence is the main economic resource, learning faster than the competition is the most fundamental ability to compete.