Enterprise diagnosis can be divided into self diagnosis and external diagnosis according to different diagnosis subjects. Self diagnosis means that an enterprise can diagnose its own operation. Those who participate in the diagnosis work are all internal personnel of the enterprise, who are familiar with the historical development and current situation of the enterprise, and can quickly find problems. However, due to the constraints of internal interests and the influence of traditional habits, internal diagnostic personnel tend to have prejudice in their view of problems in self diagnosis, and are not easy to objectively analyze the problems existing in the enterprise. External diagnosis refers to the diagnosis carried out by experts from outside the enterprise. Since external experts are not affiliated to the enterprise and have a detached status, they are often able to observe and understand things objectively and find problems with essence. In addition, they can also bring some advanced experience from other industries or similar enterprises and apply it in practice according to the specific conditions of the enterprises being treated. Through external diagnosis, enterprises can maximize the use of experts' knowledge, experience and skills to improve the internal management of enterprises.
According to the relationship between diagnostic personnel and patients, external diagnosis can be divided into stakeholder diagnosis and third-party diagnosis. The so-called stakeholder diagnosis includes the operation diagnosis made by the head office to the branch companies, the outsourcing institutions of the OEMs, and the banks to their loan recipients. For this kind of diagnosis, the diagnostic personnel are more familiar with the situation of the enterprise being diagnosed, which is convenient for finding problems, but the fairness of its diagnosis is also affected by its interests. The so-called third party diagnosis refers to the diagnosis made by a third party who has no interest in the enterprise. This diagnosis is easy to make a fair judgment. Third party diagnosis can be further divided into folk diagnosis and official diagnosis. The folk diagnosis refers to the diagnosis conducted by the folk diagnosis consulting institutions, and the diagnosis objects are mainly small and medium-sized enterprises. Official diagnosis refers to the diagnosis of enterprises by the government or public organizations. The diagnosis object is generally enterprises associated with the government or public utilities.
For small and medium-sized enterprises, it is feasible to use private institutions to diagnose themselves. Due to the rapid development of the network, enterprise diagnosis through the network has emerged as the times require. Let's look at the example of Japan. There are about 6.5 million small and medium-sized enterprises in Japan, accounting for about 99% of the total number of enterprises. The number of employees in small and medium-sized enterprises is more than 42 million, accounting for 78% of the total number of employees nationwide. Small and medium-sized enterprises play a very important role in Japan's economic life. As the Minister of SME Promotion Department of Japan Chamber of Commerce and Industry said, without the development of SMEs, there would be no prosperity in Japan. The relevant departments of the Japanese government pay close attention to the development of small and medium-sized enterprises, and constantly take measures to expect them to give full play to their mobility and flexibility, vigorously develop new undertakings, and make new contributions to Japan's economic structural reform and economic development.
accelerate Website construction Step is one of the support measures taken by the Japanese government for small and medium-sized enterprises. We will strengthen and improve cross regional cooperation in support of small and medium-sized enterprises, and share business and technical information. The province provides funds to help these institutions build a wide range of information release and acceptance systems through the establishment of internal networks and the use of the Internet. The research results, new technologies and various business information of national and public research institutions are provided to SMEs through the network to achieve information resource sharing.
The "supporting small and medium-sized enterprises institutions" in all prefectures and counties use cross regional information networks and shared data to provide small and medium-sized enterprises with various consulting services such as business, technology and information, investigate and analyze the business trends of enterprises, carry out enterprise diagnosis, and formulate specific guidance plans according to the specific situation. All prefectures and counties also employ excellent technical experts as consultants to help SMEs solve production technologies and various problems they face.
