Basic definition of enterprise

An enterprise is a profit-making economic organization that engages in economic activities such as production, circulation and service, meets social needs with production or service, operates independently, accounts independently, is established according to law, and has the qualification of Economic legal. Traditional enterprises are mostly labor-intensive, while modern high-tech enterprises are mostly knowledge-based creative enterprises, and Chinese enterprises are transforming into knowledge-based economy.

In short, an enterprise refers to an economic organization established in accordance with the law for profit and engaged in independent accounting of commodity production, management and service activities.

Extended data

The efficiency of an enterprise is the life of an enterprise, and an inefficient enterprise cannot win in the fierce market competition. The reason for the low efficiency of enterprises lies in whether enterprises can mobilize the hard work of employees and improve their labor enthusiasm. The success of future enterprises depends on whether they can brainstorm and encourage employees and managers to think creatively together, and the root of employees' enthusiasm and creativity lies in whether they can establish a correct enterprise concept. ?

The reason why the enterprise concept has become the source of enterprise vitality and the motivation to mobilize the enthusiasm of employees lies in that the concept can tap the potential of employees and make them serve the same cause of the enterprise; On the other hand, it is to unify personal goals with enterprise goals and reduce the "internal friction" of enterprises. ?

The role of enterprises

1. Enterprises are the main undertakers of commodity production and circulation and the main participants in market economic activities.

2. Enterprises are the main force of scientific and technological progress.

3. Enterprises are the main creators of social wealth.

References:

Baidu encyclopedia-enterprise