The Industrial Internet began to evolve from a simple concept to a reality that can be implemented

　　When traffic is no longer a bonus, almost all consumer Internet models begin to fail . This phenomenon is not only reflected in the increasing cost of traffic acquisition , but also in the increasing difficulty of traffic activation . Facts have proved that the development model with the end of the industrial chain as the main driving force is reaching a dead end. Finding new dividends and opening up new imagination space is becoming an important topic that every player must think about.
　　Unlike the traffic side, which is already a red ocean , the industrial side is beginning to show increasingly strong growth potential . In a sense, the current industrial side , like the traffic side in the past , contains huge development potential . It is precisely because of this that more and more players are beginning to focus their attention on the industry side , and more and more players are beginning to look for the right ways and methods to integrate with the industry side . This is true whether it is Internet players represented by leading giants or industrial players represented by traditional industries .
　　Against such a general background , the Industrial Internet has gradually evolved from a simple concept in the past to an existence that can be implemented and realized. It is foreseeable that with the development of the industrial Internet, it will enter the deep water area., it will release powerful development potential that we have never expected in the past , and ultimately bring people from the consumer Internet era to the industrial Internet era. It can be said that players who have grasped such a development trend are the players who can truly make a difference in the era of industrial Internet.
　　Compared with the short-term and fast development of the consumer Internet era, the development of the industrial Internet is more substantial and powerful. If we compare the consumer Internet to a ship, then the industrial Internet is a sea carrying countless ships. The development potential it unleashes and the dividends it carries are far greater and more numerous than the consumer Internet.
　　So, why does the Industrial Internet have such huge development potential?
　　The Industrial Internet is not a zero-sum
　　game like the consumer Internet. If we must summarize the development model of the consumer Internet era , the ubiquitous zero-sum game is undoubtedly the most direct manifestation. This is not only reflected in the limited market volume and scale, but also in the competition model among players. Such a characteristic of the consumer Internet determines that the competition between players must be life-and-death, and it must be one that waxes and wanes. It can be said that the players who have survived in the consumer Internet era are all players who have survived by stepping on the corpses of their competitors.
　　Although the era of consumer Internet has led to the emergence of giants one after another, and although the era of consumer Internet has released huge development potential, such a development model dominated by zero-sum game and the decline of the other has brought about Potential is still limited, and there is still a ceiling. We can also get a clue of this from those players who have survived the competition in the consumer Internet era.
　　At present, consumer Internet players represented by Internet giants have so many problems. One of the important reasons is that their development is a zero-sum game, is limited, and lacks imagination.
　　Different from the consumer Internet, the industrial Internet has opened up a completely different development model for us. In the era of industrial Internet, the relationship between players is no longer a life-and-death competition, but a relationship of interdependence and synergy. Under such a brand-new relationship, every member has its own role and every member has its own space for development. Under such a brand-new relationship, the development potential released by the industrial Internet is naturally much greater than that in the consumer Internet era.