After "Li's Methodology 2.0" became an overnight success at the Shanghai summit, enterprises flocked to request partnerships. Although the New Media Innovation Department did its best to keep up, Li Banjia knew deep down that relying solely on the "small workshop" model of him and his team would make it difficult to truly achieve "Spreading the Dao and Educating: Echoes Reaching Far and Wide," let alone set industry standards or become a thought leader.
"We cannot just conduct 'point-to-point' knowledge output; the efficiency is too low, and the coverage is too limited." At a departmental strategy meeting, Li Banjia threw out his well-considered idea. "I am thinking, is it possible to build a platform, an alliance, to unite the insightful people in the industry, research institutions, and even open-minded competitors to jointly promote innovation and development in the new media industry?"
Lin Wei’s eyes lit up. "Does the manager mean that we should form an organization similar to an 'industry think tank' or an 'innovation incubator'?"
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