Peter Ti to reveal entrepreneurial secrets, 360 weeks Hung 祎 cannon: Fools want to compete every day!

Xinhua Beijing, March 27, from 0 to 1 There are many different meanings, can be things from scratch to create some new, can also be invented new machines or create new businesses, and Silicon Valley's most influential legend Peter? Tyre used his new book, "from 0 to 1", to reveal the secrets of innovation. Zhou, the 1360 chairman of China's most innovative entrepreneur, agrees with Peter Tyre's views on competition and innovation, and says in the dialogue: "Fools want to compete every day!" The

How do entrepreneurs survive in a competitive environment?
in Peter Tyre, from 0 to 1, he describes why people believe that competition is healthy: "Competition is not an economic concept, nor is it a problem that people and businesses have to solve in the marketplace." Competition is an idea-the idea that has spread throughout society and distorts our minds. We promote competition, the need for endogenous competition, the promulgation of the law of competition; As a result, we are stuck in the competition, even though the competition is getting more and more intense and we are getting less and more. "And it seems to him that competition even kills innovation.
and Zhou in the program to agree with his views, he said: "Fools want to compete every day, to get something for nothing, to choose a market, there is no competition in the market, this is everyone's dream, the problem is that this dream in China can not do, the giant every day to say you." You have to choose a thing in the beginning so that the Giants can not understand, do not understand. If you do one thing, the giant will see it, and the Chinese giants will definitely compete with you. "
If it's hard to avoid competition in Chinese internet circles, Peter Tyre thinks we don't want to go directly to the most competitive places." If you have established, for example, Google in the search field has established a position, it is difficult to create search companies. I agree that you can't completely avoid competition, but you must not rush to compete. Your goal should be to build a successful company instead of knocking down other companies.
Then the problem comes and there are monopolies everywhere, so what kind of place is left for entrepreneurs to survive and develop?
Peter Tyre thinks that if the world is static, the result is that "all opportunities have been discovered" and that all businesses have been established. But the world we live in is a dynamic world, there are many new things to do, and all sorts of things have not been explored. If you see only three kinds of companies, such as search, E-commerce, and mobile phone messages, you're missing out on countless areas that haven't been explored yet.
Internet innovation is not innovation? "It's really hard to be creative in this country in China," said Peter Tyre in the show. " If your things are easily imitated by others, then you have nothing better to do. So when you innovate, in the process of development from 0 to 1, one of the problems that you have to consider, is your stuff, your product, your technology, your model, how easy it is to be imitated by others. "
The real monopoly is not a day, two days, but a desire to really use a new technology or a new paradigm to form a sustainable monopolistic position, like Google's search engine, Microsoft's operating system company. And Peter Tyre does not encourage small companies to go all day to disrupt big companies or destroy existing markets for its survival, or to use this as its business model. Jobs made iph.One, he did not target other, such as the camera industry, not to say with the intent of sabotage to do the work. As for the understanding of innovation, Peter Tyre refers to the true meaning of innovation is the atomic level of innovation, and many of the Internet innovation is bit-level innovation. He thinks bit-level innovation is important, but it's not enough to innovate at bit level, and he thinks it's not enough for many investors to focus on the Internet. (Beijing, the IT channel)