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Strategic choices for high-quality development of intelligent wearable sporting goods industry in the new era

Hengfen Huang, Jun Qiu

Article ID: 1614
Vol 1, Issue 1, 2020

DOI: https://doi.org/10.54517/wt.v1i1.1614
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Abstract

Use research methods such as survey research methods and literature data methods, and use strategic management theory to analyze the strategic development environment of the smart wearable sporting goods industry. On this basis, the strategic goal of high-quality development of the smart wearable sporting goods industry is clarified. It establishes a strategic policy of people-oriented, focuses on research and development, and scientific management, and proposes a strategic development path for cultivating leading enterprises, developing industrial clusters, and promoting research and development innovation. In order to promote the high-quality development of the smart wearable sporting goods industry in the new era, specific strategic safeguard measures are putted forward in terms of providing talent support for industrial development and improving the legal system for the development of the smart wearable sporting goods industry to achieve high-quality development.

Keywords

wearable sporting goods industry; high-quality development; strategy

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