（原标题：陈春花：组织能力是自我造就的过程） 企业之间的差异，正从"拥有什么"，转向"能够持续形成什么样的能力"；管理的重心，也从外部竞争， 回归到组织自身的成长方式。2026年，将是组织从"消耗战"迈向"能力构建战"的真正转折点。 在我接触的企业中，在组织能力建设上，常常面临不同的困境。 传统企业往往结构僵化、角色依赖，人们习惯于按照已有的角色岗位去思考，去理解承担的责任，并为 了守护住自己的角色，害怕调整，导致组织无法面对外部环境的变化。 新创企业借助于数智技术和创新顾客价值需求，实现倍数增长，甚至成为独角兽。但这些企业在快速成 长过程中，人员增长过快、组织问题层出不穷，组织能力成为瓶颈。 无论是传统企业还是新创企业，如何快速整合不同资源，高效协调配置资源以应对复杂环境，都是无法 回避的核心挑战。因此，打造企业的组织能力，一直是一个挑战性的话题。 一、组织能力的三个维度 对组织能力的理解，大家有很多不同看法：有人认为组织能力就是企业有一支过硬的队伍；有人认为组 织能力是一套机制；还有人认为组织能力是企业所具有的核心能力。 这些看法都有其合理之处。为了帮助大家更好地理解什么是"组织能力"，我引用克里斯坦森的 ...

体制顺、机制活，则人才聚、事业兴。过去几年，北京完成了一场深刻的人才发展范式变革。科技成果 转化机制改革，赋予科研人员职务成果所有权或长期使用权，推动从"要我创新"向"我要创新"根本转 变；以"五新机制"建设的多家国际一流新型研发机构，让"无行政级别、无固定编制"的创新团队也能勇 挑大梁；通过实施"朱雀计划"，精准引进和培养兼具科学家思维与工程师技能的高端项目管理人才，服 务国家实验室、"三城一区"等重点平台提升科技成果转化效率……这些主动作为、精准施策的组织实 践，不仅适应科研规律，深受创新主体欢迎，更是治理体系和治理能力现代化的生动体现。 体制机制的突破，打通了原始创新的源头活水，为未来产业勃兴提供了坚实动力。在昌平实验室，得益 于专项人才计划和稳定的支持机制，年轻的科研团队破解了帕金森病的治疗机制，其核心支撑——自主 研发的"精准脑环路刺激系统"，已由北京银河脑科学公司实现全面临床转化；在北京智源人工智能研究 院，"智源学者计划"的推行汇聚了全球超过200位平均年龄仅30岁的顶尖AI人才，不仅产出了Emu系列 多模态大模型、"悟界"技术基座等前沿成果，更孵化出智谱华章、面壁智能、银河通用等一批明星企 业 ...

真正成熟的管理体系，必须完成从个人能力向组织能力的转化。流程的意义，正在于此。 流程并非为了增加约束，而是为了让经验得以沉淀，让成功不必反复依赖同一批人。只有当关键工作能 够在不同人员、不同区域、不同业务场景中被稳定复现，组织才具备长期成长的基础。从这个意义上 看，流程不是效率工具，而是组织能力的载体。 在《组织能力是自我造就的过程》一文中，我们认识到流程是组织能力的核心要素之一。按照克里斯坦 森的组织能力定义，流程是基于价值观把资源转化为产品或服务的过程中，所采取的互动、协调、沟通 和决策的模式。 很多企业的数智化转型成效不彰，关键阻力往往在于仍在沿用旧的流程与价值观体系。 正如我在《我们正站在AI时代的路口》中所说：AI不是一个技术项目，而是一场世界观的重构、管理 方式的重写以及核心能力的再定义。 因此，要实现组织价值重构，流程的重构至关重要。要真正推动流程重构，首先要从以下两个方面作出 改变。 一、打破现有组织分工 改变一，是打破现有组织分工界定，形成新的组织资源合作模式。 （原标题：陈春花：以流程重构牵引组织成长） 性的创新尝试。 我们都清楚，现有的组织分工界定，通常是与当期流程相匹配的；而已经形成的 ...

Core Viewpoint - The recent controversy surrounding Leap Motor's annual meeting highlights significant organizational shortcomings, prompting the company's leadership to acknowledge issues and commit to improvements [4][7]. Group 1: Event Overview - Leap Motor's annual meeting, held on January 30, faced backlash from employees who criticized the experience as "ridiculously poor," citing issues such as lack of food, inadequate facilities, and poor weather conditions [3]. - Employees were advised to bring their own food, and the event took place in a factory warehouse without air conditioning, leading to discomfort [3]. Group 2: Management Response - In a letter to employees on February 2, CEO Zhu Jiangming admitted the shortcomings and emphasized the need to address organizational weaknesses, stating that cost control should not compromise employee satisfaction [4]. - The company has initiated a comprehensive review of the event planning and execution processes to ensure a better experience for employees in the future [4]. Group 3: Public Reaction - The public response to the incident was mixed, with some employees defending the company by clarifying that certain criticisms were exaggerated, mentioning that prizes included high-value items like iPhone 17 and DJI products [5]. - Zhu Jiangming's candid acknowledgment of the issues and commitment to improvement received positive feedback from rational observers, indicating a recognition of the company's accountability [5]. Group 4: Implications for the Company - This incident serves as a pressure test for Leap Motor, which aims to become a leading player in the electric vehicle market by 2025, highlighting the importance of balancing cost efficiency with employee experience [7]. - The challenge for the company, as well as many startups, is to develop a more empathetic organizational culture while maintaining a focus on practical and efficient growth strategies [7].

Group 1 - Major companies like ByteDance, JD, CATL, and BYD are increasing salary budgets and optimizing year-end bonus structures, focusing more on employee relations rather than large-scale hiring [1][2][3] - CATL announced a basic salary increase of 150 yuan/month for employees at levels 1-6, along with a special bonus for those working during the Spring Festival [2] - JD's year-end bonuses saw a total investment increase of over 70% year-on-year, with 92% of employees receiving full or excess bonuses [3] Group 2 - Companies are expanding their incentive methods beyond just salary increases to include comprehensive welfare packages, such as health insurance and housing support [4][3] - The willingness and ability to implement large-scale salary increases reflect the confidence of companies in their operations, as seen in the performance of JD, CATL, and BYD [5][6] - The competitive landscape is shifting from scale and capital investment to organizational capability and talent management, indicating a structural change in how companies evaluate success [8][9]

Core Insights - The company has been actively engaging in AI discussions, releasing a total of 22 podcasts and 18 articles in the current year, with a significant increase in podcast subscriptions reaching nearly 110,000 [2][37] - The importance of organizational capability in the AI era has been highlighted, suggesting it is a critical barrier for AI companies [3] - The company remains optimistic about the AI market despite fluctuations, indicating that early entrants and optimistic investors are likely to reap rewards [8] Summary by Sections - **2023 and 2024 Activities**: In 2023, the company published 20 pieces of content, while in 2024, it increased to 34 pieces despite a market downturn [2] - **Key Podcast Episodes**: - The episode discussing organizational capability as a barrier for AI companies was particularly impactful [3] - A conversation with Zhang Jinjian provided insights into structural changes in a rapidly differentiating world [4] - The episode on AI infrastructure clarified its role beyond cost reduction, emphasizing its importance for AI companies' success [6] - **Market Outlook**: The company expressed a positive outlook for 2025, identifying hidden opportunities amidst market pessimism in 2024 [8] - **Emerging Trends**: Discussions on Agent development and its implications for the AI landscape were prevalent, indicating a growing interest in this area [9][14] - **Globalization Challenges**: Insights from PingCAP's CTO highlighted the challenges and lessons learned in globalizing AI ventures [30]

Core Insights - The article emphasizes the importance of the "CEO's touch," which is developed through practice, reflection, and evolution in a complex business environment [3][4][29] Dimension Summaries Dimension 1: Inner Mastery - CEOs must recognize themselves as ordinary individuals, with the role of CEO being just one aspect of their identity [6] - Emphasizing authenticity and self-awareness allows CEOs to draw energy from their passions and motivations [7] Dimension 2: Determining Direction - CEOs should cultivate a three-dimensional perspective, alternating between macro, meso, and micro views to gain unique insights [8] - This involves understanding global trends, industry dynamics, and customer needs to identify strategic opportunities [8] Dimension 3: Organizational Restructuring - Building an organization is akin to nurturing a tree, where the roots represent inner mastery, and the trunk symbolizes direction [9][10] - The organization must align with the strategic vision and empower individual contributions while maintaining resilience [9][10][11] Dimension 4: Team Renewal - The competition among enterprises ultimately hinges on the collective strength of their teams [13] - CEOs should prioritize shared values and complementary skills when assembling teams, ensuring alignment in purpose [13][14] Dimension 5: Corporate Governance - The board of directors should act as strategic partners rather than mere overseers, with a focus on collaborative decision-making [16][19] - Establishing specialized committees enhances the board's effectiveness in guiding long-term strategies [16][22] Dimension 6: Diplomatic Network - CEOs must build a robust ecosystem centered around the enterprise, enhancing personal branding and fostering community engagement [23][26] - Effective crisis management and community involvement are essential for maintaining trust and corporate reputation [25][26]

Core Viewpoint - Yang Zhenning emphasizes the importance of practical skills in science, stating that those who excel in hands-on abilities are the talents most needed in China [1][4]. Group 1: Importance of Practical Skills - Yang Zhenning highlights that 90% of science is based on experimental activities, and students with strong hands-on skills should leverage this advantage to excel in scientific fields [3][4]. - He shares a personal anecdote about his son, illustrating how innate practical skills can lead to success in experimental science, despite differences in other academic areas [3][4]. Group 2: Educational System and Talent Development - The current Chinese examination system tends to undervalue practical skills, focusing instead on academic performance, which may hinder the development of essential talents in experimental sciences [4][5]. - Yang encourages parents and educators to identify and nurture the unique talents of students, particularly those with strong organizational and problem-solving abilities [4][5]. Group 3: Problem-Solving and Scientific Discovery - Solving problems is likened to scientific research, where persistence and strategic thinking are crucial for overcoming challenges [5][6]. - Yang discusses the "shelving method" proposed by mathematician Poincaré, which suggests that stepping away from a problem can lead to breakthroughs when the mind subconsciously continues to work on it [6][7]. Group 4: Broadening Knowledge and Interdisciplinary Approach - Yang advocates for cultivating a broad knowledge base, as interdisciplinary interests can lead to significant scientific advancements, citing the example of the CAT scanner's invention [8][9]. - He emphasizes that while mathematical skills are beneficial, they are not strictly necessary for scientific research, and a diverse knowledge base can be more advantageous [9][10]. Group 5: Encouragement of Young Scientists - The importance of youthful enthusiasm and fearlessness in scientific exploration is highlighted, with references to Watson's "The Double Helix" as an example of how passion can drive scientific discovery [10][11]. - Yang stresses the need for a shift in traditional Chinese educational values that often prioritize authority over innovation, advocating for a more exploratory approach to learning [11][12]. Group 6: Embracing Diverse Talents in Science - The necessity for a variety of talents in science is underscored, with a call for individuals to recognize and develop their unique interests and strengths within the scientific field [13][15].

Core Insights - The article emphasizes that while achieving business success is relatively easy, sustaining it is significantly more challenging due to the rapid development of AI and global market uncertainties [1][3] - Unique organizational capabilities, which are difficult to replicate, are essential for long-term success, as they enable companies to effectively implement strategies and adapt to changing environments [1][4] Organizational Capability - Yang Guoan's formula for sustained success is: Business Success = Strategic Direction × Organizational Capability, highlighting that execution relies heavily on organizational strength [3][4] - Organizational capability is defined by three pillars: employee skills, employee mindset, and governance methods, all of which must align for effective strategy execution [4][6] Globalization and AI Impact - The article discusses the challenges of globalization, outlining three stages for companies going global: "going out," "going in," and "going up," each requiring enhanced organizational capabilities [6][7] - AI is reshaping industries and necessitating a shift in organizational structures and talent development to integrate technology into business processes effectively [7][8] Company Identity and Values - Companies must define their identity and values beyond just business models and efficiency, focusing on core competencies and strategic partnerships to avoid resource dilution [10][11] - The article suggests that true industry leaders prioritize long-term value creation over short-term gains, balancing tangible and intangible values [11][12]

Core Viewpoint - The company's performance in Q2 2025 met expectations, with marginal improvements in motorcycle business despite a decline in overall sales and profits [3][6]. Financial Performance - In H1 2025, the company reported revenue of 3.07 billion yuan, a year-on-year decrease of 5.7%, and a net profit attributable to shareholders of 270 million yuan, down 22.9% year-on-year [2]. - Q2 2025 revenue was 1.74 billion yuan, a year-on-year decline of 9.2% but a quarter-on-quarter increase of 30.3%. The net profit for Q2 was 180 million yuan, down 12.8% year-on-year but up 110.6% quarter-on-quarter [2][3]. Motorcycle Business - The decline in revenue was primarily due to fluctuations in motorcycle sales, with Q2 2025 motorcycle sales at 106,000 units, down 17.2% year-on-year but up 9.6% quarter-on-quarter [3]. - The company has improved its product definition capabilities, launching high-end models that have received positive market reception, indicating strong potential for future growth [4][6]. Cost Structure - The company has optimized its cost structure, with sales, management, R&D, and financial expense ratios showing improvements compared to previous periods, contributing to profit margins [3]. International Strategy - The company is focusing on international expansion, with a significant increase in exports of mid-to-large displacement motorcycles, achieving 26,000 units in H1 2025, a year-on-year increase of 2.5% [4]. - The establishment of subsidiaries in key markets such as the U.S., Italy, and Indonesia is part of the company's strategy to enhance its global presence [4]. All-Terrain Vehicle (ATV) Development - The company is actively expanding its all-terrain vehicle product line, with two ATV models already in mass production and additional models in development [5]. Future Projections - Revenue projections for 2025-2027 are 6.68 billion yuan, 7.98 billion yuan, and 9.47 billion yuan, respectively, with net profits expected to be 640 million yuan, 750 million yuan, and 880 million yuan [6][8].