"Finally got it done!" Yang Yunhe breathed a sigh of relief as he sat in the ambulance heading to the hospital. However, his work had not eased; instead, it had become even heavier.
Originally, Professor Zhao was responsible for all the specific tasks of this expedition, which had given Yang Yunhe the leisure to pursue campus beauties. But with Professor Zhao's sudden death, the entire team lost its backbone. As the Vice Director of the research institute, Yang Yunhe had to shoulder the heavy responsibility of the entire work, taking charge of the upcoming tasks of the entire research and development group.
Fortunately, these tasks were not many; they primarily involved the swift cremation of Professor Zhao's body and its repatriation. Yang Yunhe understood that it was impossible to send the body back directly, and the best outcome would be to bring back the ashes.
Meanwhile, Professor Zhao's body was directly transported to the Stockholm General Hospital in Sweden. The hospital's director was about to leave work when his personal terminal rang.
Although reluctant to answer the call, the director glanced at the number and saw it was from a government department, making it impossible to decline.
As it turned out, after answering the call, the director learned it was from the Ministry of Public Health, and specifically from the minister's secretary.
The caller stated their purpose directly: a group of experts would be arriving at the hospital soon, bringing a body that had died from radiation for a comprehensive autopsy and research, and they hoped for the director's cooperation.
Faced with the request from the Ministry of Public Health, the director naturally had no room to refuse and could only reluctantly agree. He then summoned an administrative supervisor and instructed them that once the body arrived, it should be directly sent to the morgue specifically used for storing specimens, to avoid any mix-ups.
This administrative supervisor, of course, would not handle the matter personally. Instead, he opened his WeChat terminal and found the person in charge of the morgue in the hospital's WeChat work group. He then directly typed out instructions for the relevant tasks.
Now, why use text instead of voice?
This was a hospital requirement. If voice messages were used instead of text, it would be very difficult to resolve disputes in matters involving much wrangling, as voice messages could not be directly attributed and could be excused with claims of unclear pronunciation.
In contrast, text messages were simple, clear, and left no room for argumentation. Thus, after WeChat work groups were introduced, almost all companies required their employees to use text instead of voice when working in groups.
Of course, this did not apply to senior leaders.
This was a fairly common work practice, but these staff members could never have imagined that, thousands of miles away in China, their chat logs would be immediately delivered to Mr. Huang.
Or rather, Mr. Huang was directly viewing their chat records from the backend.
Some might find it unbelievable how Mr. Huang, thousands of miles away, could see the chat records of a Swedish hospital's work group.
In reality, as long as Mr. Huang willed it, he could see the chat records of any WeChat group from his own backend. After all, WeChat chats must flow through the servers of Jiangnan Group for data transmission.
These servers were naturally owned by Jiangnan Group itself, so Mr. Huang could view the chat records of any WeChat group he desired at any time.
The only trouble in the entire process was how to accurately locate and find the chat group he wanted. Fortunately, the work chat group of Stockholm General Hospital used the name "Stockholm General Hospital," and the daily locations of all group members were within Stockholm General Hospital. Therefore, after learning that the body would be sent to Stockholm General Hospital, Mr. Huang was able to easily view all the information in their work chat group in less than a minute.
In fact, it wasn't just the work chat group's information; all WeChat messages from the hospital's employees were under surveillance. Whether they were chatting with colleagues, family, or lovers, all their chat records were under Jiangnan Group's point-to-point surveillance.
In fact, even the conversation between the director and the minister's secretary from the Ministry of Public Health was entirely under listening.
Therefore, all the underhanded dealings conducted privately were immediately known to Mr. Huang.
Of course, such actions were extremely dangerous. If outsiders were to learn that Jiangnan Group was real-time monitoring their various chat data, Jiangnan Group would likely face unimaginable penalties.
Therefore, Mr. Huang had always tightly controlled this authority. Even those directly responsible for backend data processing did not have direct access to this data.
Only Mr. Huang could continuously monitor it like this. Others would require Mr. Huang's special approval to have the permission to do such things.
Speaking of which, there was an amusing anecdote. Previously, the requirements for authority were not so strict. Some employees directly involved in operations had certain permissions and could see some chat content.
As a result, these employees discovered a great source of amusement: they would specifically find WeChat IDs of people who sold adult content on Facebook or Weibo abroad. Then, through their WeChat IDs, they could see their chat records of selling various videos and photos through WeChat groups. It was incredibly engaging, and all of it was as real as could be.
However, the matter was only exposed after one person was caught, which led to an enraged Mr. Huang imposing so many restrictions. Otherwise, there would have been major problems in the future.
Of course, when Mr. Huang himself wanted to see something, it was no longer a problem.
"Add 1,000 contribution points to all employees of the European Market Strategy Analysis Department, and add 10,000 contribution points to the employee who made this suggestion!" Mr. Huang commanded. His secretary nodded and recorded it. 1,000 contribution points would allow a staff member below rank 5 to be promoted directly by one level, while 10,000 points would be enough for someone below rank 10 to be promoted by one level. With a single word from Mr. Huang, he saved others years, or even decades, of experience.
However, this was primarily because the suggestion from the European Market Strategy Analysis Department was highly effective. They had accurately predicted the shameless actions these Europeans might take and had allowed Mr. Huang to conduct data monitoring in advance, which indeed revealed their ugly intentions clearly.
The Market Strategy Analysis Department was a brand-new department established by Jiangnan Group in recent years. This department had only one task: to collect a large amount of intelligence and conduct detailed market analysis for various regions, thereby predicting some market dynamics.
For example, the minor tactics the Swedes planned to use this time were directly analyzed by the staff of the European Market Strategy Analysis Department. These Europeans almost followed the script pre-set by the Market Strategy Analysis Department.
However, establishing such an effective Market Strategy Analysis Department required a significant investment of manpower, resources, and capital. Each major market had over a hundred specialists working on related tasks, and these specialists were all top-tier talents, with the lowest monthly salary being over 10,000 yuan, and many earning over 50,000 yuan per month. Thus, the salary expenditure alone exceeded 200 million yuan annually, not to mention other expenses for strategy and intelligence gathering.
The reason Mr. Huang invested such a huge sum in this endeavor stemmed from a deep-seated concern of his.
That is, as time drew closer to 2022, Mr. Huang's intelligence advantage would only last for another 10 years. Moreover, due to the ripple effect of Mr. Huang's butterfly wings, the entire world history had already begun to move in a direction of unrecognizable change. Mr. Huang himself was not certain whether the events that occurred in another world would happen in this world, which meant his greatest advantage would no longer exist.
Therefore, Mr. Huang established this Market Strategy Analysis Department, hoping to analyze future world changes from another dimension. It is worth mentioning that this Market Strategy Analysis Department was also operating a super-intelligent AI.
This was created using the most advanced intelligent AI technology currently available to Jiangnan Group. However, this intelligent AI had not yet been put into normal use; it was still in its incubation stage, absorbing vast amounts of intelligence from various countries and major news from different regions. Finally, through big data modeling, it was hoped to develop predictive capabilities for the future.
"Is there any way we can ensure the safety of Director Zhao's remains within this Stockholm General Hospital?" Mr. Huang asked the head of the European Market Strategy Analysis Department beside him.
"It's difficult. If it were in France, it would be easier; we have certain resources and connections. But in Sweden, our arrangements are limited, and it's currently difficult to influence high-level decisions!" the负责人 replied cautiously.
"Do we have any hospitals in Sweden that we can directly interfere with?" Huang He asked again.
"Yes, Sweden's Vester General Hospital has a long-standing cooperative relationship with Vester Media, responsible for the entire Vester Media Corporation's medical consulting services. The latter is its sole major client, so Vester Media has strong influence over Vester General Hospital."
"And currently, Vester Media is a company controlled by our Jiangnan Media, so we have some influence over this hospital. Unless they want to lose their biggest client, they will certainly listen to us!" the负责人 said.
"Good, then let the ambulance go directly to this Vester General Hospital, to that damned Stockholm General Hospital!" Mr. Huang commanded decisively.