Dongju Electronics

Dongju Electronics was established in the mainland in November 1989 by Primax Electronics Ltd., which is listed on the Taiwan stock exchange. Since its inception, the company has focused on the professional field of 3C products and has formulated six major policies: capital popularization, information-based management, flat organization, production efficiency, market-oriented R&D, and professional operation, rapidly making the company a top-level super ODM manufacturer of 3C products.
This group has 11 manufacturing plants (8 in Shijie, Dongguan + 2 in Kunshan + 1 in Chongqing), 2 R&D centers (1 in Beijing + 1 in Guangzhou), and a China market business department. The company currently employs over 14,000 people, of whom more than 1,800 hold college degrees or above; R&D center technical staff has reached more than 300 people. Currently, each factory of the group has passed a series of international certifications such as ISO9000, QS9000, ISO14000, and OHSAS18000. In 1998, the company introduced the world's most advanced SAP system for enterprise resource management, and at the end of 2001, it took the lead in implementing the JIT (Just In Time) production method.
This group corporation is one of the successful enterprise models that adopt American management systems and Chinese-style management: it attaches importance to talent introduction, cultivation, and employee career development. On average, employees receive more than 40 hours of management development and professional training each year to enhance the company's overall management and professional level. The company implements a 5-day, 8-hour work system; office personnel use E-MAIL electronic mailboxes and the SAP system to communicate with the group, customers, and suppliers. It is one of the high-tech companies in China that comprehensively adopted computerized operations at an early stage.