Zhang Ruomei - Chinese Women In The List Of Rich Men

Zhang Ruomei, Forbes, the 400 richest Chinese woman in the first list, is a woman with extraordinary ability to innovate and pform. She is the best candidate for her Chinese company to realize her dream of "using technology to change China and China to lead the world".

"I have been in the United States for 30 years.

In the first ten years, I just came out of school, mainly on research, and had great technological inventions.

In the second ten years, I brought science and technology to Wall Street and made great changes to Wall Street.

In the third ten years, I founded VITRIA and looked forward to bringing science and technology to different industries, not just the financial industry. My idea at that time was to change the world with technology, to see how the industry and Commerce people used technology to improve efficiency. In the fourth ten years, my ultimate goal is not only to sell our products, but my wish is to bring science and technology to China, to change China with technology, and then to help China use technology to drive the world.

Zhang Ruomei, Forbes, the 400 richest Chinese woman in the first list, is a woman with extraordinary ability to innovate and pform, she told reporters.

In order to realize his wish perfectly, Zhang Ruomei decided to send himself to China after repeated deliberation. The new generation integrated software company, Kirin Chuang, who is a domestic professional specialized company, announced in Beijing that the company with strong R & D strength and rich market experience will provide a comprehensive process management plan (BPM) for Chinese enterprises by their own advantages.

Today, how to define a "powerful woman" is quite different from what it was five years ago. At that time, people simply used titles, stock market values and employee numbers as reference indicators.

Today, "power" has been defined as the impact and impact of a person on the world economy and technology, without regard to his or her gender.

Every ten years, Chang Mo Mei always succeeds in reaching herself or becoming the next "important focus". She firmly believes that "I can change the world with technology".

The timetable below is sufficient to verify this miracle. In 1974, Zhang Ruomei emigrated from Taiwan to the United States and received a doctorate.

Since then, she worked at the Baer laboratories at at & T.

There, she developed a highly stable multiplexing pport protocol -- a new technology that can pmit data to multiple users simultaneously.

To this end, she obtained the patent right.

In 1984, Zhang Ruomei, together with her husband Dale Skean and the other two, founded the Teknekron software system, the current Tibco software.

Its trading workstation Trader Workstation Workstation completely changed the way that Wall Street received and pmitted stock information, and revolutionized the online data trading information system of the financial industry at that time.

In 1994, Zhang Ruomei and her husband sold all their Teknekron assets to Reuters for $125 million, and gave up the plan for early retirement, and co founded the VITRIA company.

In 1999, VITRIA went public.

In the same year, Zhang Ruomei and CISCO and Amazon President were highly praised by Fortune magazine as the modern famous eCEO.

In 2000, Zhang Ruomei became the first Chinese woman in Forbes's 400 richest list.

In 2001, Zhang Ruomei was once again named "the world's top entrepreneur" because of the business magazine.

In 2004, Zhang Ruomei once again raised her own goal of innovation. The new venture was to take her knowledge and experience gained in the past 30 years and devote herself to China. Chang Chang Mei believes that China's information integration needs are very large at present. China is facing an excellent opportunity for information development.

Chinese enterprises and European and American enterprises have another prominent advantage. Europe and the United States have built various automation systems in the past twenty or thirty years, but at the beginning, they did not consider how to make business processes, resulting in no communication between them, forming an information island.

In China, a large number of information systems have not been built yet, and the foundation is not very deep. They can adopt the innovative practice that is completely opposite to those in Europe and the United States. Before creating the information island, we should first create a platform and plug in all kinds of systems when needed, so that we can grow healthily in a fast and orderly way.

"As one of the fastest growing countries in the world, China has unlimited business opportunities for software infrastructure and application providers," he said.

Zhang Ruomei said, "my future goal is to make VITRIA play an industry leading role in China's growing IT market."