Two companies in Guiyang among 2019's top 100 China Internet enterprises

Two enterprises in Guiyang city, Southwest China's Guizhou province, were included on a list of 2019 Top 100 China Internet Enterprises released on Aug 14.

The two companies, Longmaster and Manbang Group, ranked 35th and 87th, respectively.

Longmaster has been on the list for four consecutive years since 2016, and its ranking has moved up year by year. 

In 2013, Longmaster began to integrate Internet and medical care, which was a blue ocean field with great potential. Based on physical medical institutions, the company provides telemedicine services, including medical health consultations, remote consultations, health monitoring and medical e-commerce through PC, mobile and TV channels.

Longmaster's online platforms have been widely used. Its 39 health medical service platforms with 400 offline consultation points have providing more than 7,000 video consultations per day. In addition, its 39 Internet hospitals have established cooperation with more than 300 hospitals at county and city levels and retained over 2,000 doctors by 2018, providing services for hundreds of thousands of patients.

Manbang Group, a unicorn enterprise specialized in China's Internet and logistics field, is making its first appearance on the list in 2019. The company leverages big data and artificial intelligence to boost high quality development of the traditional logistics industry. 

The group has two road freight dispatching platforms under it -- Truck Alliance and Yunmanman. More than eight million driver and cargo owner users are currently on the platforms of Manbang Group.

The Top 100 China Internet Enterprises List is published by the Internet Society of China and the Information Center of the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology. It has been released annually since 2013 and is the most authoritative and influential official list in the Internet field in China.

The list analyzes an enterprise's annual revenue, online visits, and access speed, determining a comprehensive score and separate scores for enterprises in terms of scale, social impact, development potential and social responsibility.