Since 2021, more than 20 policies have been introduced at the national level to support the development of small and medium-sized enterprises, and more than 50 policies of provinces, autonomous regions and municipalities directly under the Central government.

B9302 Figures released by the National Bureau of Statistics show that affected by the epidemic and other factors, many small and micro enterprises in 2021 are still in loss and difficulties, in December last year, China’s manufacturing purchasing managers index was 50.3%, small and micro enterprises purchasing managers index was only 46.5%, much lower than the line of growth and contraction.

Small and medium-sized enterprises still face difficulties in financing, transformation and weak core competitiveness.

“The policy environment has improved dramatically, but companies are still in desperate need of more resources.” Wang Jie, vice president of Shandong Shunfeng Biotechnology Co., LTD., told the China Science Journal that “in terms of the transformation of results and the introduction of leading talents, some problems can not be solved by enterprises alone.” Especially as we do gene editing research and development in Jinan, we also need some supporting policies to solve B9302 specific problems.”

Huang Xianfeng, professor of the State Key Laboratory of Surveying and Mapping Remote Sensing Information Engineering and chairman of Wuhan Datrend Smart Technology Co., LTD., believes that different industries and different enterprises face different specific problems, such as Datrend Smart is committed to the software development of 3D digital reconstruction of real scenery, and the current software piracy, certification and other problems are a headache.

Another person in charge of B9302 science and technology enterprises pointed out that the founders of many science and technology smes are researchers in universities or research institutes, and there are still sensitive issues such as the division of intellectual property rights in the transformation of results, and the state should “loosen” and “delegate power” to scientific researchers.

“Right now I’m more focused on copyright and talent.” Huang Xianfeng told the China Science Journal, “Without real intellectual property protection, national science and technology development has no chance.” If we can’t let software talents sit down and engage in research and development at ease, and are only keen to earn ‘fast money’ from Internet giants, our ‘jam neck’ problems will increase.”

Wang Bin, vice chairman of the China Technology Entrepreneurship Association and president of the Beijing High-tech Development Institute, believes that the “four disciplines” standard proposed by the “Notice” has high requirements for small and medium-sized science B9302 and technology enterprises in China.

“Among them, the proportion of enterprise science and technology personnel is more than 60 percent of the rule is difficult to achieve.” “Even in universities or research institutes, the number of people who actually do scientific research may not reach 60 percent, because there are administrative, management, logistics and other personnel, and all kinds of transactional work to deal with,” Wang explained.

Wang Bin believes that for enterprises, the first thing to survive, so marketing, market, production and other links are essential, of which 40% of the “earners” may not be able to support 60% of the “spenders”. Therefore, the requirement that the proportion of scientific and technological personnel is greater than 60% is “difficult to achieve.”