In the context of the Digital Intelligence Era, management philosophy is facing unprecedented challenges and opportunities. The core characteristics of this era are the ubiquity of data and the deep penetration of digital technology, which have fundamentally changed human lifestyles, work methods, and modes of thinking. Thus, traditional management philosophies and methods appear inadequate when confronted with the features of the Digital Intelligence Era, urgently necessitating fundamental updates and upgrades. This summary aims to explore management philosophy in the context of the Digital Intelligence Era, with a special focus on how data and intelligent technology are reshaping the basic concepts and practices of management. With the rapid development of information technology, we not only live in a world driven by data but also need to adapt to the profound impact of digital technology on global economic activities. In this transformation, the renewal of management philosophy has become key to enhancing decision-making intelligence and efficiency, in order to respond to the rapidly changing market and technological environment. This article first analyzes the impact of data centralization and the widespread application of intelligent technology on business development, noting that the Digital Intelligence Era has provided businesses with unprecedented opportunities while also presenting complex challenges. Data has evolved from a simple decision-support tool to a core resource in the decision-making process. Furthermore, this article discusses how management philosophy can adapt to these changes in the Digital Intelligence Era, emphasizing the importance of data-driven decision-making and analyzing how businesses can use data and intelligent technology to tackle uncertainty, enhance flexibility, and adaptability. Additionally, the article explores the application of open innovation and sustainable management concepts in the Digital Intelligence Era and their assistance in fostering long-term business development. In summary, the Digital Intelligence Era signifies not just a technological revolution but also a profound transformation in management philosophy and corporate strategic thinking. This article aims to provide readers with insights and recommendations for effectively managing and leading businesses in this new era.

Yang Gao, Wanli Ma. Management Philosophy in the Digital Intelligence Era. Academic Journal of Business & Management (2024) Vol. 6, Issue 4: 72-77. https://doi.org/10.25236/AJBM.2024.060412.

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