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Explore MinBon’s concrete work across industry exhibitions, technology innovation, university collaboration, and factory service—and see the products, experience, and delivery capability behind the brand.
Selected for the growth-stage group, MinBon will use the live pitch and review to present the practical innovation behind its apparel ERP, MES, and factory digitalization solutions.
MinBon demonstrated its latest ERP and MES workflows for color-size management, team collaboration, production visibility, and exception alerts—showing how an apparel order can run clearly from intake to delivery.
Beyond demonstrating software, MinBon shared a practical path for manufacturers: clarify the process, choose software that fits the industry, and then apply AI to knowledge access, business alerts, and collaborative decisions.
MinBon general manager and 1997 alumnus Wu Shulin returned to campus to speak directly with graduates about role expectations, practical capability, and career growth in the digital services industry.
From enterprise search and intelligent Q&A to workflow generation, contracts, documents, and low-code apps, MinBon translated abstract AI capability into concrete scenarios that local organizations could see, try, and evaluate.
MinBon CEO Wu Shulin took the stage as an alumnus, connecting his entrepreneurial experience and factory digitalization work with the innovation journey of today’s students before helping launch the first festival.
The review looked beyond facilities and safeguards to a more important question: can students build real skills and understand the industry through authentic software development and customer-service work at MinBon?
From implementing ERP and MES in individual factories to connecting resources across the industrial cluster, MinBon brings local factory knowledge and responsive service into a wider textile digitalization alliance.
MinBon showed how product, order, production, inventory, and financial data can run on one accurate chain—helping apparel businesses replace disconnected records with clearer operational and financial visibility.
Since starting as a studio in 2007, Wu Shulin and the MinBon team have pursued one consistent goal across apparel production, wholesale, distribution, and retail: make software the “eyes” that help businesses see operations clearly.