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New opportunities for enterprises to go global in the digital economy era

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The growth of the digital economy has brought abundant resources and broader development space to enterprises. Enterprises can use technologies such as big data and cloud computing to accurately understand overseas market demand and optimize products and services. At the same time, the popularity of online platforms enables enterprises to conduct cross-border marketing more efficiently and reduce marketing costs.

The signing of the cooperation agreement with Huawei means that the enterprise has gained strong support in technology research and development, brand promotion, etc. Huawei's advanced communication technology and global service network have built a convenient bridge for enterprises to go overseas, helping to enhance their competitiveness overseas.

The launch of Jinan Artificial Intelligence Computing Center has provided powerful computing support for enterprises. Through artificial intelligence technology, enterprises can achieve intelligent production and intelligent management, improve production efficiency and quality, and thus demonstrate stronger strength in overseas markets.

However, it is not always smooth sailing for enterprises to go overseas. There are many challenges in different countries and regions, such as cultural differences, laws and regulations, and market competition. For example, some countries have strict requirements on product quality standards, and enterprises need to invest more resources to ensure that products meet local standards. In addition, consumption habits and aesthetic concepts vary from region to region, and enterprises need to have a deep understanding of the local market and carry out targeted product design and marketing strategy formulation.

In the face of these challenges, companies need to develop scientific and reasonable strategies for going overseas. First, they should strengthen market research to fully understand the needs and characteristics of the target market. Second, they should focus on brand building to enhance the brand's visibility and reputation in overseas markets. In addition, they should strengthen cooperation with local companies to achieve resource sharing and complementary advantages.

In short, in the digital economy era, enterprises going overseas face both opportunities and challenges. Only by making full use of favorable conditions and actively coping with various difficulties can they gain a foothold in overseas markets and grow stronger.