Research on the evolution process and mechanism of double-chain fusion led by leading manufacturing enterprises of “Great Power Heavy Equipment” : based on longitudinal case study of Zhuzhou Institute

In the face of a new round of scientific and technological revolution, combined with the tightening external environment faced by China and other problems, “big country heavy equipment” leading manufacturing enterprises need to further release innovation momentum and play a leading role in innovation to enhance industrial competitiveness by leading double-chain integration. Based on the longitudinal case study of CRRC Zhuzhou, the evolution process and mechanism of double-chain integration in the process of enhancing industrial competitiveness of leading manufacturing enterprises are deeply discussed. It is found that the leading enterprises’ leading double-chain integration goes through three stages of “accumulation, fission and climbing”, and the industrial competitiveness goes through a continuous evolution process of forming self-generating ability, focusing and reshaping ability and obtaining upgrading ability, and the adaptation mechanism, coordination mechanism and integration mechanism play a key role in the process.

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Zhongguo ruankexue
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2025-06-28
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https://doi.org/10.3724/1005-0566.20250615
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Research on the evolution process and mechanism of double-chain fusion led by leading manufacturing enterprises of “Great Power Heavy Equipment” : based on longitudinal case study of Zhuzhou Institute

Jin Chen, Zhendong Li, Liu Yang, HOU Erxiu et al.
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Engineering and Environmental Studies
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Research on the evolution process and mechanism of double-chain fusion led by leading manufacturing enterprises of “Great Power Heavy Equipment” : based on longitudinal case study of Zhuzhou Institute

Jin Chen, Zhendong Li, Liu Yang, HOU Erxiu, XIE Yuxuan
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In the face of a new round of scientific and technological revolution, combined with the tightening external environment faced by China and other problems, “big country heavy equipment” leading manufacturing enterprises need to further release innovation momentum and play a leading role in innovation to enhance industrial competitiveness by leading double-chain integration. Based on the longitudinal case study of CRRC Zhuzhou, the evolution process and mechanism of double-chain integration in the process of enhancing industrial competitiveness of leading manufacturing enterprises are deeply discussed. It is found that the leading enterprises’ leading double-chain integration goes through three stages of “accumulation, fission and climbing”, and the industrial competitiveness goes through a continuous evolution process of forming self-generating ability, focusing and reshaping ability and obtaining upgrading ability, and the adaptation mechanism, coordination mechanism and integration mechanism play a key role in the process.

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Research on the evolution process and mechanism of double-chain fusion led by leading manufacturing enterprises of “Great Power Heavy Equipment” : based on longitudinal case study of Zhuzhou Institute — Jin Chen, Zhendong Li, et al. · Zhongguo ruankexue (2025) | TGRS Research Map | TGRS