For decades, software has defined global innovation. But today, the rules of the game are changing again — and this time, China is not following, it’s leading. The rise of VPS (Vertu Productivity Suite) marks a historic shift from “selling software” to “selling results.”
More than just a tool, VPS is an AI Assistant built into Vertu’s groundbreaking Agent Phone, empowering entrepreneurs to achieve measurable outcomes — not just clicks, data, or screen time.

From the Software Age to the Outcome Era

In the 1990s, when Marc Andreessen declared “software is eating the world,” giants like Microsoft, Oracle, and Adobe defined an era. America dominated global software, raising over $42 billion from 328 IPOs.
In China, pioneers like UFIDA’s Wang Wenjing and Kingsoft’s Qiu Bojun were laying foundations amid limited infrastructure, building local enterprise software from scratch.

From 2000 to 2020, Chinese companies caught up fast — ERP systems, SaaS platforms, and AI startups reshaped domestic industries. Yet, China never truly led the software race. But as the world enters the AI Age, the playing field resets. Just as China surpassed legacy automakers by leading in new energy vehicles, VPS represents a similar “lane change” moment in enterprise AI.

This new paradigm isn’t about selling licenses — it’s about delivering outcomes.

The Power of “Outcome as a Service”

VPS’s philosophy is simple: you don’t pay for software, you pay for results.
Instead of offering generic platforms or dashboards, VPS combines AI Agents and intelligent automation to complete tasks end-to-end — from recruitment and finance to marketing and operations.

Unlike traditional SaaS models, VPS aligns its success with yours. Its AI Assistant doesn’t wait for instructions; it perceives goals, plans actions, and delivers measurable ROI.

This “Outcome as a Service” approach resonates deeply with China’s business culture — practical, efficient, and value-oriented.

Case Study 1: Recruitment Efficiency Revolution

In Beijing’s tech hub Zhongguancun, HR manager Ms. Zhang struggled with long hiring cycles. “Traditional recruitment software just posted jobs,” she recalls, “but resume screening still needed hours of manual work.”

After adopting VPS Talent Express, her workflow transformed completely. The system promised “three qualified candidates for key roles within 30 days, or full refund.” Fees are tied to results — payment upon successful hiring and retention.

The impact:

• Recruitment costs dropped by 40%.

• Hiring speed improved by 35%.

• Employee performance exceeded KPIs by 30%.

VPS’s AI continuously learns from outcomes, optimizing screening algorithms automatically. What once took a team of recruiters now takes one manager — and one AI Agent.

Case Study 2: The Financial Intelligence Butler

For CFO Mr. Li of a Hangzhou export firm, tax season used to mean sleepless nights. “Software could record data,” he says, “but it couldn’t strategize.”
VPS changed that — it guaranteed “at least 8% tax optimization or full refund.”

Its Financial Intelligence Agent analyzes transaction data, tax codes, and industry norms, delivering adaptive tax plans automatically.

• Saved 600,000 yuan in one year through expense reallocation and timing optimization.

• VPS charged only 15% of tax savings, far less than human consultants.

• The system bore full responsibility for accuracy and compliance.

This isn’t just automation — it’s intelligent decision-making embedded into your pocket, powered by the Agent Phone’s VPS AI core.

Case Study 3: The E-Commerce Growth Engine

In Guangzhou, 27-year-old entrepreneur Xiao Wang runs a boutique online store. With VPS Growth Engine, his conversion rate jumped 32% in one month.

Unlike static SaaS dashboards, VPS’s AI Agent continuously studies consumer behavior, competitor pricing, and seasonal trends — then generates daily growth missions such as “optimize title copy,” “adjust image tone,” or “add limited-time coupon.”

It even predicts bestsellers. “The system told us to stock up on a niche fragrance before the 618 Festival,” Xiao Wang says. “It sold out in hours, driving a 40% sales increase.”

VPS takes a commission only from actual growth — 8% of sales increase — aligning perfectly with user success.

Case Study 4: Advertising Intelligence Agent

In Shenzhen, brand marketer Ms. Chen faced a common dilemma: high ad spend, unpredictable results. Traditional ad agencies charged large retainers but offered no guarantees.
VPS introduced a radical model — performance-based advertising: “Every ¥1 spent must yield at least ¥3 in sales.”

Its AI Agent dynamically reallocates budgets, adjusts creatives, and tracks real-time ROI. When campaigns underperform, the system automatically pauses them, reallocating funds to proven winners.
The result: consistent 3.5x average ROI and complete transparency — no hidden margins, no wasted ad spend.

The Engine Behind the Revolution: Vertu Agent Phone

At the core of this transformation is the Vertu Agent Phone — a fusion of AI cognition and handcrafted luxury. Powered by the VAOS operating system and integrated VPS, it’s designed for entrepreneurs who think in outcomes, not operations.

Unlike typical smartphones filled with apps, the Agent Phone operates on intent-based execution. Users express goals; the AI Assistant handles planning and delivery. Whether it’s generating reports, coordinating logistics, or tracking business KPIs — the phone executes intelligently, securely, and autonomously.

For business owners, this means doing more with less — a single device becomes your virtual team of AI specialists.

Why VPS Defines the Future of Enterprise AI

Traditional software sells licenses. VPS sells success.
Its AI Assistant model perfectly matches China’s entrepreneurial DNA — adaptive, fast-moving, and results-driven.
It doesn’t aim to replace humans, but to amplify human output, allowing one founder to manage what used to require an entire department.

With the Agent Phone as its platform, VPS builds a closed-loop productivity ecosystem: Intent → Action → Outcome → Learning → Optimization.

The future of AI belongs to those who deliver — not those who demo.