With the economic global development, many transnational corporations are marching into China market, business increasingly competitive, more and more national valve manufacturer enterprises are facing with severe challenges. In the period of economic takeoff, the industry is certainly starting off before other field. As a necessity of massive applications in the industry, valve is influencing national overall development of economy. In recent years, the development of valves in China is growing swiftly, especially building valves, and China becomes one of the biggest valve manufacturers in the world, representing a promising market.
 

Valve is a significant part of China hardware machinery industry, and is in a crucial stage of sound development. In spite of the uncertainties at home and aboard, China has arrived the economic fast-growing period, and Chinese valve has a distinct comparative advantage in international market. However, as in an upswing trend of development, excessive growth sometimes leads people off the path, so we must slow down and have a break, thinking of the problems existed in the development. It is necessary to get a clear understanding of the growing tendency and obstruction. Where there is an obstruction, there is opportunity. It is of great importance for enterprises to be clear about where to go in the future.  
 

It has been a hard nut to crack for valve enterprises that to find a way of standing out of the crowd and making use of limited capital to generate maximum profits confronting with a drastic market competition. It is for sure that the importance of quality of valves should be emphasized, and while quality is guaranteed, there comes another issue which should be taken into account, which is enhancing production capacity and efficiency. 
 

The prevailing informatization of valve manufacturers becomes mainstream direction of business administration. The managers believe that only if enterprises takes the road of informatization can they enhance productivity by leaps and bounds, précising business administration. 

(Edited by Jeasin)