On September 22, the "Feishu | Doubao Work 2025 AI Productivity Conference Jiangsu Edition" was held in Nanjing. Co-hosted by Feishu and the Jiangsu Business Association, the event brought together government departments, over a hundred Jiangsu entrepreneurs, and industry representatives to jointly explore new pathways for deep integration between AI and Jiangsu's industries.
"Su Shang Yi Qi Fei 2.0" Officially Launched
Promoting Early Adoption Among Jiangsu Enterprises
Today, artificial intelligence is rapidly penetrating core enterprise scenarios such as R&D, production, supply chains, sales, and organizational management. While Jiangsu boasts abundant industrial use cases and a solid foundation in digitalization, many enterprises still face challenges in selecting, using, and applying AI technologies.
"When technology lands on the industrial frontlines, it must first answer the most practical questions: Can it be used? Is it useful? Can it operate sustainably? These concerns far outweigh any abstract concepts," shared speakers at the event.
To address real-world needs, the "Su Shang Yi Qi Fei 2.0 Efficiency Acceleration Program" will establish a service network covering benefit access, scenario-based experiences, application diagnostics, city-wide replication, and continuous operations.
Under the program, qualified Jiangsu-based enterprises can apply for a 30-day free trial of Doubao Work before October 23, and receive an enterprise AI benefits package valued at either 9,900 yuan or 99,000 yuan. These benefits apply to scenarios including R&D design, production management, supply chain collaboration, sales operations, and organizational coordination, helping businesses validate the value of AI at lower cost.
Feishu will also provide one-on-one AI transformation diagnostics for key enterprises, focusing on business processes, data infrastructure, and transformation goals, to help identify high-priority implementation scenarios. Following its debut in Nanjing, the initiative will continue visiting benchmark enterprises across all thirteen prefecture-level cities in Jiangsu Province through city tours, site visits, and scenario workshops, promoting the widespread adoption of proven practices.
Xie Xin: AI Is Evolving From Answering Questions
To Performing Tasks
Xie Xin, founder and CEO of Feishu, delivered a keynote speech on "Organizational Evolution in the AI Era." Xie noted that AI is evolving from natural language dialogue and complex analysis into autonomous execution of specific tasks. AI is no longer merely a question-answering tool; it is increasingly being integrated into enterprise workflows, taking on responsibilities such as information gathering, content summarization, task execution, and collaborative progress tracking.
In the face of rapidly changing technology, enterprises do not need to blindly chase cutting-edge concepts. The key lies in first leveraging mature capabilities to solve real problems. Only after establishing foundational elements—data, knowledge, tools, and organizational mechanisms—can companies achieve broad efficiency gains.
AI is also reshaping the design logic of collaborative office products. While traditional collaboration tools were primarily designed for humans, enterprise work platforms in the AI era must serve both people and AI agents. This enables AI to access documents, groups, and business processes within defined permissions and actively participate in work.
Xie emphasized that advancing AI in enterprises cannot rely solely on management or IT departments—it requires frontline employee involvement. Through initiatives like AI efficiency pioneer selections and application competitions, employees can identify use cases from daily operations and build tools, transforming from passive recipients of AI into active creators.
"Today’s AI is like a teenager in puberty," said Xie, describing AI’s rapid growth and still-evolving rules. He stressed that while enterprises must remain rational, they also need the courage to grow alongside AI and drive organizational change.
Xia Zhuqing of Zhongtian Iron & Steel: For Manufacturing,
AI Implementation Must Start With Real Problems
Xia Zhuqing, Head of Digitalization at Zhongtian Iron & Steel and General Manager of Haoming Technology, shared practical cases on advancing digitalization and AI adoption within the company. Although traditional manufacturing enterprises have accumulated vast production data and industrial experience, these resources are often scattered across different systems or held by only a few senior employees. In early attempts at applications such as smart data queries and equipment management, companies may struggle to achieve expected results due to insufficient data governance and systemic support.
Xia believes that "for manufacturers implementing AI, the foundation in data, systems, and organization must be solidified first." Zhongtian Iron & Steel has continuously advanced data governance and built a unified collaboration platform, integrating over 200 business systems to provide robust support for AI applications.
The company also promotes AI adoption among frontline workers in production, quality inspection, and management through AI efficiency pioneer programs and application contests. Compared to pre-planned applications developed solely by IT departments, frontline staff have deeper insight into repetitive tasks and efficiency bottlenecks, enabling them to more easily identify high-value use cases for rapid validation.
In production control, the company explores multi-agent collaboration across more than 3,000 process parameters. In quality inspection, employees combine their expertise to build automation scripts, reducing the time per inspection task from four or five minutes to under one minute. In knowledge management, the company systematically archives nearly thirty years of equipment and process knowledge, minimizing the risk of losing critical expertise due to staff turnover and creating sustainable organizational knowledge assets.
These practices demonstrate that AI implementation in manufacturing is not simply about purchasing models or tools—it is a systematic endeavor involving data governance, business processes, knowledge accumulation, and organizational mechanisms. Enterprises need both leadership support with cross-departmental resources and a steadfast focus on solving real business problems.
From AI Pioneers to Future Talent
From Feishu’s vision of organizational forms in the AI era to Zhongtian Iron & Steel’s frontline-driven practices, the conference sent a shared message: enterprise AI adoption is shifting from showcasing capabilities to solving real problems. Notably, the "Su Shang Yi Qi Fei 2.0 Efficiency Acceleration Program" is not a one-time benefits release. Going forward, Feishu will collaborate with the Jiangsu Business Association and industry ecosystem partners to deepen engagement across Jiangsu—lowering entry barriers through benefits, validating value via use cases, and driving replication through benchmarks—to help more Jiangsu enterprises transform AI into productivity and growth momentum.
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