Core Insights - The speech discusses the four stages of supply chain development and emphasizes the importance of building a global supply chain system centered on services, trade, and digital technology [1][2][5]. Group 1: Stages of Supply Chain Development - The first stage focuses on providing comprehensive services for trade facilitation, which initially emerged in Shenzhen but faced challenges in forming core competencies due to low entry barriers [1]. - The second stage sees logistics becoming the core business, where companies offer solutions for trade facilitation, digitalization, and sustainable transformation, gradually building competitive advantages [1][2]. - The third stage extends supply chain services to the production sector, requiring specialized service capabilities, with China primarily participating as a follower in a Western-dominated global supply chain [2]. - The fourth stage emphasizes service trade and digital trade, presenting a critical opportunity for Chinese companies to establish a service-oriented supply chain system [2][5]. Group 2: Recommendations for Supply Chain Development - There is a strong emphasis on leveraging digital technologies, particularly AI, remote sensing, and satellite technologies, to enhance supply chain management efficiency [3][4]. - The supply chain is identified as a key area for developing credible big data, particularly in private domains, which can enhance AI model training and support the establishment of a global trustworthy trade mechanism [3]. - Intelligent matching is highlighted as a transformative factor for supply chain development, improving resource allocation and cross-border collaboration through seamless integration of various service trade components [4]. - Building an ecosystem is deemed essential for the development of the digital economy, requiring collaboration across sectors to create a more open, transparent, and sustainable supply chain system [4][5].