Chinese enterprises integrate AI into core organizational management

The 2026 Enterprise Management Best Practices List was released in Yinchuan, Ningxia, highlighting how Chinese companies are integrating Artificial Intelligence into their core organizational structures. The event emphasized a shift from using AI for peripheral tasks to incorporating it into decision-making and operational loops, transforming management mechanisms and responsibility boundaries.

Key case studies include Yum China, which utilized AI agents to handle approximately 90% of customer service volume, and Wens Foodstuffs, which implemented veterinary AI agents to streamline diagnosis and treatment processes. Other notable examples include Midea, Semir, and CIMC, demonstrating AI's growing role in judgment-based tasks.

In the agricultural sector, Bai Rui Yuan Goji Co., Ltd. has partnered with Kingdee International Software Group to launch an AI co-creation laboratory. As the first agricultural client for Kingdee’s Lingji enterprise agent operating system, Bai Rui Yuan aims to use AI to drive a full-chain transformation, moving from traditional digital management to an AI-native model to optimize production processes like vacuum low-temperature drying.