
His entire sales team, hired from various industrial cities, survived a gruelling five-day boot camp on articulating how AI can solve specific manufacturing pain points.
“They are very street-smart,” the 36-year-old said in an exclusive interview with the South China Morning Post. “Good college graduates are often thin-skinned. They linger in front of a factory and can’t get in.
“But for food delivery guys, they just give a cigarette to the security guard and get in … They can also bypass guard dogs, or find a back door to get into a factory to meet the owner because they deliver food.”
With a sales force of more than 420 delivery workers, Black Lake, established in 2016, has grown to serve 35,000 factory clients, 95 per cent of which are small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs).
The International Data Corporation also ranks it as mainland China’s top provider of cloud-based production management software.
Hong Kong ‘very attractive’ for next step

Don't Miss:
-
Yet Again Another Mayiza Operative Is Beheaded
-
“El Chorejas” Arrested in Morelos! Alleged Leader of Los Aparicio Detained
-
Human Remains Found in Black Bags in Paso Morelos, Huitzuco
-
They Arrived From Texas With $365,000 in Undeclared Cash; They’re Facing Charges in Oaxaca
-
Inside Costa Rica’s Highway Robbery Business | The InSight Take

Egyptian court orders closure of news site Mada Masr and fines editor Lina Attalah, sparking international outcry
Indonesia’s Nuclear Deal with Russia is Fraught with Concerns
Amazon mining boss wanted by Brazil for sheltering Jair Bolsonaro’s spy chief has businesses, properties in Florida