Market Space and Transformation Demand - The demand for digital transformation in enterprises has significantly increased post-pandemic, with the core ERP market space exceeding 50 billion yuan and the broader ERP market space exceeding 100 billion yuan [1][10] - Large enterprises continue to release information technology needs in areas such as group finance, marketing, and supply chain, while medium-sized enterprises are upgrading from basic information technology to intelligent management [1][10] - There are nearly 400,000 industrial enterprises above a designated size in China, providing a substantial customer base for ERP software, with significant differences in customer unit prices across different enterprise sizes [1][10] Breakthroughs and Competitive Landscape of Domestic Vendors - The dual-channel drive of digital transformation and the "Xinchuang" policy has created significant opportunities for domestic vendors, particularly in state-owned enterprises [2][10] - Leading vendors such as Kingdee, Yonyou, and Inspur have established dominant market positions through cloud transformation and product line enhancements, with Kingdee's cloud business revenue accounting for 76% of total revenue, and Yonyou's cloud business revenue nearing 70% [2][10] - Market share is dominated by Yonyou and Kingdee, which together account for approximately 26%, while foreign vendors like SAP hold an 18% share [2][10] Technological Evolution and Application Scenario Innovation - AI technology is reshaping the application model of enterprise management software, with international vendors like Microsoft and Salesforce implementing low-code platforms combined with AI capabilities [3][10] - Domestic vendors are also leveraging AI, with Kingdee's cloud services implementing chatbots and visual recognition, while Yonyou's intelligent platform automates processes in finance, human resources, and procurement [3][10] - The combination of cloud computing and AI is lowering the barriers to software usage, with Kingdee's public cloud renewal rate reaching 90% [3][10] Xinchuang and Domestic Process - The Xinchuang policy is driving the localization of software from office applications to core business systems, with significant progress in the financial and telecommunications sectors [4][10] - State-owned enterprises have set clear digital transformation goals during the 14th Five-Year Plan, with notable increases in Xinchuang investment proportions [4][10] - Domestic vendors like Kingdee and Yonyou are gradually replacing foreign systems like SAP and Oracle in core systems of large enterprises [4][10] Future Trends - The enterprise management software market is expected to exhibit a threefold trend of "cloudification, localization, and intelligence," with cloud business revenue continuing to rise [5][10] - Driven by Xinchuang, domestic vendors are likely to increase their market share in large enterprises from the current 50% [5][10] - AI technology is anticipated to evolve from being an auxiliary tool to becoming a core productivity driver, ultimately achieving full-scenario coverage as "personal AI assistants" [5][10]