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The Road Of Service Industry Pfer Is Difficult And Should Be Carefully Explored.

2010/12/18 16:07:00 74

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The garment enterprises have been or are trying to carry out industrial pfer, so what advantages should they have in the ideal pfer place in their minds, 64.06% of respondents said that if the government of the next generation made relevant preferential policies for the pfer enterprises, and these policies remained relatively stable for a long time, the entrepreneurs would give priority to it; 14.06% of respondents said that the local government provided convenient logistics services for the enterprises, or the local government had a relatively smooth location of pportation, which was the greatest attraction for them; 12.50% of the respondents said that if the local government could provide convenient business loans to the enterprises, it would be the first candidate for the pfer place; only 9.38% of respondents said that the local government provided a large number of elite talents for the enterprises to attract them. When asked if the respondents are the operators or managers of the garment enterprises, suppose the respondents at the same time.

This option can be seen that the government has made the corresponding preferential policies for the industry pfer government more popular with the entrepreneurs. Compared with the previous enterprises need more funds and talents, the competition now needs better environment to assist. This can also be seen that nowadays the business owners have begun to grasp the direction of the enterprise from a macro perspective.

When asked if the respondents are garment enterprises

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To other places, what are the factors that really attract them to move to the locals? 61.19% of the respondents said that the land and labor cost of the undertaking land were relatively low, which attracted them to pfer their enterprises to the locals. 11.94% of the respondents said that they pferred the enterprises to the local area because of the advantages of convenient pportation and developed logistics. However, 8.96% of the respondents indicated that they were the main factors to attract them to the end of the two options because of the strong support policies of the local government and the relatively high supporting level of the local clothing industry. 7.46% of the respondents said that because of their good geographical location and information, only 1.49% of the respondents indicated that the place of acceptance was relatively close to the original company headquarters and that the relocation was easy. And their clothing companies have been pferred.

This option can be seen that the low cost of the undertaking area is still the biggest highlight of attracting industrial pfer. When considering various factors, it is obvious that the cost factor is an important part of restricting the development of enterprises, and who can occupy the advantage of low cost can obviously improve the comprehensive competitiveness of enterprises.

When asked as a clothing business operator, and the respondents' clothing enterprises have been pferred to other places, whether the actual situation is in a fall with the hope of the operators, it is surprising that 95.35% of the respondents invariably indicated that there was a gap between ideal and reality, and only 4.65% of respondents said there was no big difference.

So what are the differences between ideals and ideals?

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How did the family wish to improve the gap? 68.85% of respondents said that although they had preferential policies to support them, these policies would not be sustainable because of the structural adjustment of the government and other factors. 13.11% of the respondents indicated that the relevant departments' awareness of service was relatively backward, which was not conducive to the development of industrial pfer enterprises. 9.85% of the respondents said that the introduction mechanism of the local high-end talents was not perfect, and it was difficult to find suitable talents for local development. 8.19% of respondents said that the local atmosphere of the garment industry development was not strong, and the relevant supporting measures were relatively backward.

Obviously, these gaps are the ills of the local government for many years, and they can not be solved overnight.

If the actual conditions of the undertaking can not be improved, how will the operators of the enterprises treat the reality? Surprisingly, 72% of the respondents said they would close the pfer factories and find other places; 16% of the respondents said they would continue to open their factories in the local area, actively cooperate with the government, seek common ground while reserving differences, and strive to find ways conducive to the long-term development of the enterprises; 12% of the respondents said they were seeking joint countermeasures with other enterprises pferred to the local enterprises; and the last option, "maintaining the status quo and resigning to fate", did not agree with one of the respondents.

It can be seen that entrepreneurs also understand that if these gaps are more prominent and the performance deteriorates, you will not be able to receive satisfactory results in a short period of time.

That's why most of the respondents said they shut down the factories that had been pferred.

But such a move will inevitably consume the financial, human and material resources of the enterprise, and will not for a long time for the enterprise.

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Therefore, when many garment enterprises are considering industrial pfer, it is best to carefully study and choose the place of acceptance to avoid failure.

Finally, when asked about the impact of the pfer of clothing enterprises in the developed areas on the local economy and environment, 53.33% of respondents said that the pfer of enterprises in the past would bring pressure to the local garment enterprises; 12% of respondents said that the pfer of enterprises in the past would boost the overall local economy; 10.67% of the respondents said they would promote the overall development of the local clothing related industry chain; 9.34% of respondents said that they might bring a certain degree of pollution to the local environment; 9.33% of respondents said they would increase the employment rate of the local low-end labor force; 5.33% of the respondents said they had raised the visibility of the local cities.

It seems that there are both advantages and disadvantages in the answer, and some people will agree with them. But the concrete situation is still the result of the joint efforts of the enterprises and the governments to win a win-win situation.