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From Fizzling to Sizzling: China Industry Internet Report 2019

Consumer Discretionary, Technology, Consumer Staples Author: Linyan Feng Oct 16, 2019 08:40 PM (GMT+8)

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Introduction

This is how EqualOcean breaks down the hottest topic in China's tech world and how each part is performing – right now, right here.

Among many other business innovations, we will see mainstream use of enterprise tech and marketplace-enabled e-commerce enlivening the landscape
Going digital requires a complete rethink for established to-business players, founders and investors: deploying digital technologies to drive new innovations, especially vertical innovation and reimagining of value chains
In building a B2B marketplace, total addressable market (TAM) and upstream concentration is of the utmost importance
The hottest subsectors on the map: auto aftermarkets, food & agriculture, education and healthcare
While we see vertically focused SaaS gaining traction with the key strategy of disciplined customer segmentations in the US, China is lagging in the development of vertical technology

1 Highlights
2 Introduction
3 The Industry Internet – what is it?
4 The Industry Internet is filled with most of 2B companies
5 It takes more time for B2B marketplaces to generate success
6 Embracing the era of Cloud: SaaS stocks performed well in markets
7 Talking shop – what’s happening now?
8 Growing automobile aftermarkets see unprecedented adoption of Internet
9 Opportunities for integration in catering & hospitality The large MRO and B2B commodities marketplaces, yet technologically weak
10 China’s logistics are becoming increasingly professional
11 Emerging verticals embrace the Internet
12 Horizontal SaaS infiltrates every aspect of business
13 The digital transformation across pharmaceutical industry
14 Business moves fast, but real estate has historically moved slowly
15 Retail e-commerce SaaS business stands out – two large firms go public
16 Edtech finds a place in corporate training, early childhood and K-12
17 Looking beyond: What we can expect for the future? Who’s betting on the Industry Internet?
18 How big is the gap between the US and China?