Shenzhou Holding 2026 Ecosystem Conference: Launches supply-chain AI agent 'Jie Xiaoguo', new warehouse system

Guangzhou, September 22 — Shenzhou Holdings (HK0861) held its 2026 Ecosystem Partner Conference in Guangzhou on September 22, under the theme “Journey Together, Wisdom in Action.” The event brought together hundreds of guests from supply chain上下游 enterprises, artificial intelligence (AI), and computing power industry chains to discuss topics including AI-driven supply chain cost reduction and efficiency improvement, warehouse and transport network coordination, and the deployment of intelligent agents and embodied intelligence in warehousing and logistics scenarios.

Key Product Launches and Strategic Initiatives

During the conference, Shenzhou Holdings’ subsidiary, Keji Logistics, unveiled several major offerings:

• “Jie Xiaoguo” — a next-generation enterprise-level supply chain intelligent agent
• “Human-Machine Dance 5.0” — a new-generation intelligent warehousing solution
• “Jiechu Zongheng: Integrated Warehouse and Transport” — an ecosystem strategy for warehouse and transport network integration

The company also officially launched the “Journey with Shenzhou: Supply Chain AI Ecosystem Co-Creation Alliance.” Through product launches, customer case studies, strategic signing ceremonies, and parallel breakout sessions, the conference showcased the latest practices in deep AI-supply chain integration.

Strategic Blueprint: “Two Networks, One Foundation”

In his keynote address, Shenzhou Holdings President Cai Yinghua outlined the company’s ecosystem strategy, centered on “two networks and one foundation.” He emphasized that AI is reshaping supply chain cost structures and organizational models, and that the path to cost reduction and efficiency gains lies in network coordination.

• Warehouse Network (Cang Wang): Expanding into industrial belts and lower-tier markets via a cloud warehouse model, focusing on asset-light growth.
• Transport Network (Yun Wang): Building an integrated fulfillment-oriented transport network.
• AI Foundation: Cai noted that successful AI deployment requires industry expertise and practical usability. The two networks serve as AI training grounds, while AI acts as the brain of the networks.

Shenzhou Holdings has built a four-layer architecture to drive AI into supply chains: Human-Machine Dance, supply chain digital systems, AI control towers, and job-specific intelligent agents. Cai stressed that the company aims to be an ecosystem enabler, adhering to principles of decentralization and mutual benefit: “Capabilities grow on us, value lands with our partners. Only by walking together can we go far.”

Enterprise-Level Supply Chain Intelligent Agent: “Jie Xiaoguo”

Zhang Hupo, CTO of Keji Logistics, introduced Jie Xiaoguo, positioning it as “an enterprise-level intelligent agent that truly understands supply chains.” Built on a three-layer architecture of “personality + skills + tools,” it codifies the experience of senior supply chain staff into reusable job skills, including:

• Supply chain operations daily reports
• Logistics expectation management
• Return reverse inspection
• Inventory demand forecasting
• Contract compliance review
• Bid document preparation
• User profile analysis and ad scripting
• Profit and loss analysis dashboards

Dong Shuai, General Manager of the Finance Department at Shenzhou Holdings, shared that Jie Xiaoguo enables automated customer billing by structuring contract rules, automatically completing warehousing增值 and packaging cost calculations, transport weight-volume comparisons, and anomaly flagging. In a pilot case, monthly billing for a trial customer was compressed from several manual days to under one day, with over 60% of repetitive tasks replaced by the system and full billing traceability achieved.

From an external customer perspective, Fu Zhenying, Information Center Director at Huazhi Liquor (300755), shared Jie Xiaoguo’s deployment experience in their supply chain, demonstrating the intelligent agent’s real-world value.

Next-Generation Intelligent Warehousing: “Human-Machine Dance 5.0”

Zhang Hupo also unveiled Human-Machine Dance 5.0, the latest iteration of Keji Logistics’ intelligent warehousing solution, building on four previous versions launched since 2017. The solution opens the company’s real business scenarios for co-creation with partners.

In a pilot at a footwear and apparel warehouse, the project went live in just four weeks with six robots deployed. Through staggered picking, the robot picking volume share rose from 0.97% to 5.67%, and further climbed to 16.8% within five months.

“Jiechu Zongheng: Integrated Warehouse and Transport” Ecosystem Strategy

Zhang Xiaohua, General Manager of Marketing at Keji Logistics, formally announced the “Jiechu Zongheng: Integrated Warehouse and Transport” ecosystem strategy. The strategy is structured around two dimensions:

• Warehouse Network (Cang Wang): Deepening into lower-tier cities and industrial belt origin warehouse nodes, from origin warehouses to forward warehouses. It will deliver seven empowerment systems: branding, systems, operations, marketing and customer acquisition, resource procurement, talent training, and promotional support. The goal is to expand warehouse network partners from 200 to 500 within three years, building a tech-driven logistics service platform capable of fulfilling 1 million orders daily.
• Transport Network (Yun Wang): Focusing on the company’s own fulfillment scenarios to build an integrated fulfillment-oriented transport network, using AI control towers for intelligent decision-making, customer layers for service depth, and resource layers for breadth. The target is to grow core transport partners from 300 to 1,000 within three years.

Launch of the “Journey with Shenzhou: Supply Chain AI Ecosystem Co-Creation Alliance”

Building a supply chain AI ecosystem is a long-term endeavor requiring participation from all industry stakeholders. At the conference, representatives from Shenzhou Holdings and various partners jointly launched the “Journey with Shenzhou: Supply Chain AI Ecosystem Co-Creation Alliance.” This initiative follows the Supply Chain AI Ecosystem Co-Creation Plan announced at the 2026 Digital Cloud Origin Conference earlier this year, marking the transition of the ecosystem cooperation mechanism from concept to substantive operation.

The conference also recognized key partners with awards:

• Keji Cloud Warehouse Ecosystem Leading Partners
• Rising Star Partners
• Keji Transport Network Top 10 Best Partners

Lyu Jing, Senior Vice President of Shenzhou Holdings, and Xing Jingfeng, Executive Vice President of the Smart Supply Chain Group, presented the awards on behalf of the company, witnessing the warehouse and transport network ecosystem building enter a substantive implementation phase.

Strategic Partnerships and Ecosystem Collaboration

Keji Logistics signed a strategic cooperation agreement with AI ecosystem partner Quantum (QMCO) Power. Based on the Human-Machine Dance 5.0 solution, the two companies will jointly create an industry benchmark integrating “software + hardware + AI.” Leveraging real warehouse scenarios, the collaboration aims to bring the “cloud brain + edge brain” coordinated solution to more customer sites.

Additionally, Du Wang, General Manager of Shenzhou Holdings’ subsidiary Shenzhou Yinuo, signed agreements with computing power ecosystem partners spanning policy, investment, construction, products, and operations services, officially launching the Shenzhou Yinuo Computing Power Partner Co-Creation Initiative.

Parallel Breakout Sessions

Following the main conference, five parallel breakout sessions were held, covering:

• Warehouse network
• Transport network
• Computing power
• AI co-creation ecosystem cooperation
• Closed-door investor and management meeting

These sessions facilitated in-depth discussions on specific cooperation directions among all parties.

Conclusion

The successful conference not only showcased Shenzhou Holdings’ latest product achievements and strategic布局 in AI-driven supply chains but also leveraged the integrated warehouse-transport network and the “Journey with Shenzhou: Supply Chain AI Ecosystem Co-Creation Alliance” to unite diverse ecosystem forces from industry, academia, research, and application sectors.