MUSCAT : Huawei Enterprise BG recently announced its business strategies to help small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) go digital. Huawei discussed how to engage more profoundly with trending industry scenarios through the use of innovative measures, such as digital infrastructure, digital transformation, and low-carbon development.
The Chinese ICT vendor intends to increase investments in the SME market in order to drive partners to achieve business success. Centering “partner-centricity”, Huawei vowed to support partners as they systematize end-to-end capabilities in R&D, marketing, sales, supply, and services, and has made or committed to the following
Huawei Enterprise BG is committed to facilitating digital transformation for industries such as finance, government, transportation, and energy. So far, it has developed more than 100 solutions for a wide range of industry scenarios. In 2023, Huawei will continue to work together with partners to help more SME customers transform digitally and achieve business success. Huawei Enterprise Business group has increased investment in joint market expansion, enablement, and marketing with partners, aiming to guide and encourage more capable partners to help customers achieve digital success.
Huawei Empower Program” has made significant progress in solution development, enablement, and talent ecosystem building. Huawei assigned a total of 600 joint solution developers in 11 OpenLabs around the world, investing US$35 million in joint solution equipment. So far, the program has yielded 2,400 industry courses, covering 9 roles and 11 scenarios, 1,500 professional partners worldwide, and 1,400 internal and external trainers. In addition, Huawei has built 2,200 ICT Academies around the world, training more than 200,000 students each year.
Huawei Digital Transformation Summit brought together global industry customers, partners, and opinion leaders to discuss how digital technologies will affect our future – from the development of the world economy, through to global cultures, societies, and the environment. Based on the requirements and pain points of enterprise network management efficiency, connection experience, data center (DC) security, and computing power, Huawei released a new series of advanced solutions for simplified networks, with which DCs can build a solid network foundation, leading to the development of new DCs, and unleashing digital innovation.
In media round table with Hong-Eng Koh, Global Chief of Public Services Industry Scientist of Huawei Enterprise BG, he said: “In terms of public services, Huawei leverages ICTs to make public services more convenient and efficient. He also highlighted that Huawei delivers smart healthcare solutions in four scenarios: all-optical medical imaging, smart ward, digital pathology, and healthcare ICT infrastructure. These solutions allow patients to experience more convenient medical services whilst simultaneously helping medical staff improve their overall efficiency, realizing high-quality treatment and high-efficiency management.”
Huawei will focus on connectivity, computing, cloud, and other digital technologies.
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