中化新网讯 11月13日至14日，来自北京、天津、上海、重庆化工系统的工会干部职工齐聚首都，以"岗 位创新显身手、百年工运建新功"为主题，举行第42届京津沪渝四市化工工会工作交流会。 作为主办单位，北京化工集团党委书记、董事长陈宇在致辞中表示，京津沪渝四地化工产业各具特色， 各地工会工作都积累了丰富经验，希望在本届交流会上，四市化工工会在思想碰撞中启迪新思维，在互 学互鉴中激发新动力。 职工创新项目评委代表、北京化工集团工会副主席张宜鹏汇报了2024年度化学医药行业优秀职工技术创 新成果评审工作。交流会上还进行了四市化工职工创新成果落地展示，四市化工系统微视频生动再现了 一线职工的创新故事；劳模、工匠、创新工作室代表结合自身经历分享了经验。在分组讨论环节，参会 人员围绕基层工会工作中存在的难点、改进方向等方面展开讨论。 有着40多年交流史的京津沪渝四市化工工会工作交流活动，立足四地化工产业基础，深耕化工企业文 化，持续搭建职工技能提升、创新协作的交流平台。四市化工工会打破地域壁垒，在职工培训、创新成 果转化、工会队伍建设等方面开展深度合作，成为推动全国化工行业职工队伍建设与产业高质量发展的 重要平台。 北京市 ...

Core Viewpoint - The article emphasizes the importance of leveraging regional comparative advantages in the development of new productive forces, encouraging localities to identify their roles in the national development framework and set realistic goals based on their resources and industrial foundations [1] Group 1: Regional Development Strategies - Localities should avoid a one-size-fits-all approach and instead focus on their unique strengths and characteristics to develop specialized industries [1] - Economic powerhouses are encouraged to take the lead in driving development, while regions with rich technological resources should select appropriate sectors to cultivate new industries and business models [1] - Areas with strong industrial and manufacturing capabilities should accelerate the adoption of digital and green technologies to upgrade their industries and extend their value chains [1] Group 2: Resource Utilization and Collaboration - Regions abundant in natural resources should seize opportunities presented by new technologies and demands to create innovative resource development and utilization models, aiming for economic, environmental, and social benefits [1] - There is a call for enhanced industrial chain collaboration within urban clusters and optimized industrial division of labor and innovation cooperation between different urban clusters [1]

Core Insights - The "Global Enterprise Innovation Index 2025" (GEII 2025) report highlights that China, the US, and Japan are leading in five key future industry sectors, with Hubei province ranking seventh nationally due to its strong industrial foundation and educational resources [1][2][3] Group 1: Innovation Landscape - The report categorizes global enterprise innovation activities into three distinct regions: East Asia, North America, and Europe, with Japan and the US forming the first tier of innovation leaders [2] - Japan and the US have a high frequency of companies listed in the report, with 143 and 140 occurrences respectively, indicating their robust industrial base and comprehensive innovation capabilities [2] - China ranks third globally with 67 occurrences, showcasing a strong momentum in innovation, particularly in the future information sector where three Chinese companies made it to the global top ten [2] Group 2: Regional Development - China's future industry innovation resources exhibit a high degree of geographical concentration, primarily led by the Beijing-Tianjin-Hebei region, the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area, and the Yangtze River Delta [3] - Hubei province has demonstrated differentiated advantages in the future industry innovation race, ranking seventh nationally with a total of six listings, reflecting its innovative vitality in emerging fields [3] Group 3: Innovation Dimensions - The report evaluates innovation through three dimensions: knowledge innovation, technology innovation, and innovation collaboration, which together provide a comprehensive view of the innovation landscape [1] - Knowledge innovation focuses on the output, impact, and diffusion of knowledge, while technology innovation assesses the effectiveness of technological development and application [1] - Innovation collaboration is crucial for optimizing resource allocation, reflecting the ability of enterprises to integrate resources and build innovative ecosystems [1]

Group 1 - The IASP 2025 World Conference highlighted the intersection of innovation practices from global tech parks, with a focus on community-centric approaches exemplified by Melbourne's Queen Victoria Market [1][3] - The conference emphasized the shift from isolated development to open collaboration among global tech parks, showcasing successful case studies from Melbourne and Medellín [3][4] - The International Association of Science Parks (IASP) CEO noted that the "Zhongguancun Initiative" reflects a comprehensive and forward-looking vision for the future development of tech parks [1][8] Group 2 - The conference revealed that open collaboration has become a core methodology for tech park development, with international enterprise presence increasing threefold since 2012 [3] - The report presented at the conference indicated that over 42% of tech parks are utilizing AI for operational management, highlighting the role of digitalization in enhancing collaboration efficiency [5][6] - Zhongguancun is emerging as a key player in global tech collaboration, transitioning from an innovator to a connector within the global innovation network [8][10] Group 3 - The conference showcased the importance of localized experiences in facilitating cross-regional collaboration, with examples from Melbourne and Medellín addressing cultural integration and compliance challenges [4][6] - Zhongguancun's innovation ecosystem has led to significant breakthroughs in fields such as brain-computer interfaces and quantum chips, supported by a complete chain from basic research to industrialization [8][9] - The concept of "patient capital" is being explored to support long-cycle hard tech projects, aiming to provide a safety net for technological innovation [9][10]

Core Viewpoint - The IASP 2025 World Conference highlighted the evolution of global technology parks from isolated development to open collaboration, with a significant role played by China's Zhongguancun in fostering innovation and connectivity among global tech hubs [1][8][12] Group 1: Innovation Collaboration - Global technology parks are breaking physical and geographical boundaries, transitioning from isolated growth to open collaboration [4] - The conference showcased examples like Melbourne's innovation district and Medellin's Ruta N, emphasizing community-driven innovation and cross-sector collaboration [4][5] - The IASP Global Survey Report indicated that international enterprise presence in tech parks has tripled since 2012, reflecting a strong trend towards globalization [5] Group 2: Technological Transformation - The digital wave is reshaping collaboration rules among individuals, entities, and technology parks [6] - Zhongguancun's AI and digital initiatives are enhancing resource matching efficiency and innovation capabilities [6][7] - Over 42% of tech parks are utilizing AI for operational management, indicating a shift towards digital tools for improving collaboration and innovation [6] Group 3: Zhongguancun's Role - Zhongguancun is evolving from an innovator to a key connector in global tech collaboration [8][12] - The region has achieved significant breakthroughs in original innovation, including advancements in quantum chips and brain-machine interfaces [9][11] - Zhongguancun's practices, such as organized research and patient capital, are being shared globally to enhance cooperation among tech parks [12]