Recently, the online case database of the China Management Case-sharing Center (CMCC) has officially surpassed 10,000 cases, marking another significant milestone in the history of management case development in China. In recent years, the high-quality teaching cases of CMCC have covered over 20 core business administration courses, providing case search and teaching support to 306 member institutions and 87,000 registered users, with total case downloads exceeding 3.94 million.

As the pioneer in China's management case field, CMCC originated from the nation's first management case library established at Dalian University of Technology in 1986. After being upgraded to a national-level sharing platform in 2007, leveraging the strong strength of DUT's management disciplines, CMCC has consistently invested resources and refined its mechanisms. It has now developed a comprehensive case ecosystem including "One Library, One Journal, Two Conferences, Three Events, and Multiple Bases." Incorporated into the third round of the Ministry of Education's discipline evaluation index system, CMCC has become a vital platform for documenting Chinese enterprise reform and developing local theories.

Looking ahead, CMCC will continue to expand its collection of high-quality case series, steering China's business administration education towards a new stage of high-quality development characterized as "case-driven and practice-empowered."

(Wu Lin, Guangming Daily multimedia reporter)