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Nearly 20 years has passed since Deng Xiaoping(Chairman of the Central Advisory Commission of the Communist Party of China) dead.In the 18 years since he became China's undisputed leader, Mr. Deng nourished an economic boom that radically improved the lives of China's 1.5 billion citizens.

The reforms Mr. Deng ignited well propeled China's economy to the position of second largest, after the United States.

Deng Xiaoping's journey to becoming the Great China

The goals of Deng's reforms were summed up by the Four Modernizations, those of agriculture, industry, science and technology, and the military.

Improving relations with the outside world was the second of two important philosophical shifts outlined in Deng's program of reform termed Gaige Kaifang (lit. Reforms and Openness). China's domestic social, political, and most notably, economic systems undergo significant changes during Deng's time. 

But at the end of his life,  Mr. Deng seems unable to chart a clear path to economic success, his economic reforms still faced daunting challenges. 

 China's rise as a great economic power was becoming a race against time as population growth and incomplete reform were adding to the siege of China's straining foundations. 

Shortages of water and arable land mounted, and unchecked industrial pollution contributed to an overall degradation of the environmental landscape. 

Will Xi Jinping continue  Deng Xiaoping's journey to becoming the Great China, and succeed?

By now, I’m not sure  Deng Xiaoping predicted his country's future situation, but, his economic reforms still faced daunting challenges. 

Resilient And Sustainable Cities

We’re all familiar with the following statistics: according to the UN, by 2050 the world population is expected to rise to almost 10 billion people, with anywhere from 66 percent to 80 percent of those people clustering in urban areas. 

In practice, however, most of these new urban dwellers will be accommodated through the expansion of existing cities, many of which are growing very rapidly. Indeed, by 2030, the world is projected to have 41 mega-cities with more than 10 million inhabitants.

Meanwhile, the vast majority of those cities were built around expectations, patterns of living and technologies that predate the social and environmental awareness of the 20th century, let alone the concerns and challenges particular to the 21st. Add to this mix the fact that so many of the world’s major cities are located along coastal waterways subject to the ravages of extreme weather and rising sea levels, and the situation facing contemporary urban planners can appear more dire now than at any point in our history.

Most rapidly growing cities in the developing world confront huge problems of poverty, malnutrition, and inadequate infrastructure. Even prosperous cities of the developed world face challenges of growing inequality, crime, traffic congestion and environmental pollution. However, there are also reasons for optimism; as Rees and Wackernagel (1996) have argued: “Cities as presently conceived are inherently unsustainable, yet cities are the key to sustainability.” Indeed, cities as diverse as Curitiba and Copenhagen have shown remarkable creativity in finding innovative solutions to these challenges of an urban lifestyle.

The diverse research reveals many other opportunities for new technologies, for example in reducing traffic congestion, diminishing the urban heat island effect, re-using waste materials, recycling nutrients in sewage and improving air quality. Perhaps the most important technologies are those that reduce dependence upon a very large infrastructure, and enable implementation in small towns and even in rural areas, like a China.

Xi Jinping have to move more quickly from now.

Xi Jinping was voted president with one opposing vote, just like Mao Zedong in 1949, and Li Keqiang became China’s new premier, with three opposing votes in MARCH 20, 2013.

But something was decidedly different this time. It was a combination of the smog-filled skies, the reports of thousands of dead pigs floating in Shanghai’s water source, and a growing public disenchantment with the Communist Party. Expectations for change were high, and tolerance for another orchestrated Communist gathering was low.

At the NPC, the leadership moved to address popular criticism. By dismantling two highly unpopular administrations — the Railways Ministry and the family planning commission — China’s new leaders made the first real attempt to streamline the bureaucracy since reformer Premier Zhu Rongji in 1998. They vowed to improve food safety and fight environmental degradation, two issues of great public concern. The government also pledged to reduce the state’s role in the economy and society.

Thus far, these moves amount to political symbolism rather than substantial change, but there is a lingering sense that this time is different. Since coming to power, Xi Jinping has consolidated his power base in the party and army more rapidly than his predecessor. He also has greater credibility and a more appealing public persona than  his predecessors, in part thanks to the aggressive promotion of the anti-corruption and frugality campaigns.

But while Xi Jinping is better placed than his predecessors to take on that broad agenda, the high expectations that come with that recognition are not always helpful.

Xi Jinping spent the year setting priorities and consolidating internal support for them even as pent-up internal and popular pressure on the young administration continues to build. But Xi Jinping still have to move quickly.

Xi Jinping have to give substance to his reform agenda by the third plenum in the fall of 2018. The symbolism will not be lost on Chinese leaders, since it was Deng Xiaoping who also announced his transformative "reform and opening up" policy at the third plenum in 1978-symbolism.

Only then will it be clearer if this time it really is different — and if Xi Jinping’s the one to bring about lasting and substantive change for a party and a country that needs it.

If Xi Jinping do this successfully, and then Maybe Bo Xilai might see him by smiling.

It is high time to need a strong leadership more than ever. 

Anyway, we never can tell what life is going to bring us,  I only wish you the best of business!

                  - To be continued

                With Compliments 

                  Your True Friend SELNIX

Kim Kyeong-Hwan 
CEO/President 
klion2000@selnix.com 
SUNGHAN ELECTRONIS Co.Ltd 

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Dear Valued Customers, Partners and Friends, 

Our company will overhaul its service by such means as offering more startup-friendly service to maxmize the effectiveness and maintain competitiveness.

Direction of service Program is following: 

1. Strengthening market service for Start-up company -Introduction, launching, promotion service for startup product, by using forum, blog, newsletter. 

2. Srengthening supplying of marketing materials for market targeting -providing more Webinar, whitepaper, ebook, report, and analysis about target market.

3.Characteristic-Srengthening a Service Accessibility

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Kim Kyeong-Hwan 
CEO/President 
klion2000@selnix.com 
SUNGHAN ELECTRONIS Co.Ltd 

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Dear Valued Customers, Partners and Friends,

As competition has intensified recently, keeping the lead over the competition doesn’t mean having the best products, or lowest prices. Instead, successful companies are closely tied to an organization’s ability to recognize shifts in the market landscape and its capacity to respond by adapting quickly.

Historically, sustaining market leadership was based on having superior products, the low-est prices or the best people. However, this is no longer the case. Although these factors are still important, in the digital business era, keeping the lead over competition is more closely tied to anorganization’s ability to recognize shifts in the market landscape and its capacity to respond byadapting quickly.

In fact, this has always been true, but changes in market leadership used to take decades.

For example, in the 1970s and 1980s, Walmart completely transformed the retail vertical by rede-fining supply chain and inventory management, and it’s now one of the largest companies in the world.
However, today Amazon is disrupting Walmart by reinventing how customers purchase andreceive goods as well as the way retailers interact with buyers. As a response to Amazon, Walmart recently acquired Jet.com to better compete for online business, using Jet.com’s inherent digital methods to augment its own online shopping experience. 

What make a chage like this?

Digital technologies are transforming industry

Digital transformation is the application of technology to build new business models or pro-cesses by leveraging the convergence of people, business and things. Digital advancements arecreating new product and service opportunities as well as transforming business operations, which enables companies to improve customer service, generate more revenue, lower costs and achieve higher levels of efficiency to gain an advantage over their competitors. 

Digital Technologies for Digital Transformation, there are unlimited possibilities with billions of people conneced by mobile devices, with unprecediented processing power, sotrage capcity, and access to knowledge.

Emerging technology breakthoroughs in field such as aftificial intelligence, robotics, the internnet of Things, autonomous vehicles, 3D printing, nanotechnology, biotechnology, materials science, energy storage, and quantum computing transform industry.

In recent dada, there are 6.4billion data-communicating objects in the world today, by 2020, this number is forcast to explode to around 20billion. And thorough these technologies, the World Economic Forum identfied a $100 trillion opportunity for both industry and society.

Maybe, I think we meet a fundmental change in our world.

Paul Turner, BSI Global Certification Expert, said" We are in the 4th Industrial Revolution movement", and Murat, Sonmez, Member fo the World Economic Forum Managing Board and Head of the new center, said: " The Fourth Industrial Revolution is reshaping industries, challenging existing regulatory frameworks and redefining what it means to be a human",  " We need to urgently develop policy norms and frameworks and apply these innovations to ensure their benefits affect us all".

Yes, these are not simple matter.

The Strong Leadership to Broaden Support for Digital transformation

In times like these where global trade recedes and growth slows, the world needs strong leadership to evade protectionist populism and carry through transformative reformation.

Strong leadership also means explaining how trade, investment and innovation have improved incomes and livelihoods , and created jobs rather than removed them, and must make the international system work better.

However, near-term Strong Leadership prospects are limited. Once the champion of a rule based system, the United States's trade policies are changing long-acceptd rules of international trade.

The world is more integrated than ever before and policy needs catch up. This calls for an integrated approach, nationally and internationally, to make the whole system more free, and open.

This is the reason why our world needs strong leadership, and -becase we are in the 4th industrial Revolution movement-neet to urgnetly develop policy norms.

The key hurdle to achiving these integrated approach is President Trump's trade policies and political thension Asia's large trading economies, notably Korea, China, Japan. Forging ahead with a chnage of these would enable our world to shape the future digital transformation.

Is this easy? Oh, nobody knows.

But what is clear is that every time we try it, we gets better.

And whether it's a success or failure isn't as important as understanding that over the years, we have been learning from failures — improving and, thereby, increasing Unprecedented innovation to all of us.

It is high time to need a strong leadership more than ever.

Anyway, we never can tell what life is going to bring us,  I only wish you the best of business!

                  - To be continued

                With Compliments

                  Your True Friend SELNIX

Kim Kyeong-Hwan
CEO/President
klion2000@selnix.com
SUNGHAN ELECTRONIS Co.Ltd

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*DIGITALTRANSFORMATION:https://www.vonage.com/assets/documents/digital-transformation.pdf

*OECD Digital Economy Outlook 2017:http://www.oecd-ilibrary.org/science-and-technology/oecd-digital-economy-outlook-2017_9789264276284-en

*2017 Seoul International Conference on Trade and Inductry

-The future global trading architecture:Asian solution to rising protection, Peter A.PETER, Brandeis University

-The Global Trade Landscape and Prospects:Implications for Inclusive Growth, Robert B.Kooman, World Trade Organization

-The World Trade System Under Stress... and What the Big4 Traders Can Do About It, Jeffrey J. SCHOTT, Peterson Institute for International Economics

-Ways for International Cooperation to Spread the Spirit of Free Trade, Sangjin LEE,Deputy Minister for Trade Negotiations, Ministry of Trade, Industry and Energy

-Making Trade Worksfor all, Mari KIVINIEMI, Deputy Secretary-General, Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development

-Ways for Countries to Collaborate to Broaden Support for Free, ames CHOI, Ambassador, Embassy of Australia in Korea

-Ways for Countries to Collaborate to Broaden Support for Free Trade, Michael REITERER, Ambassador, Delegation of the European Union to the Republic of Korea

*http://zum.com/?af=gt#!/v=2&tab=home&p=0&cm=newsbox&news=0032017120341846320

*McMaster: Potential for War with NKorea 'Increasing Every Day':https://www.newsmax.com/newsfront/mcmaster-north-korea-war/2017/12/02/id/829485/