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Tuesday, February 25 2020 - 01:04
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Huawei Builds a Solid Foundation for the Intelligent World 2030 with New Connectivity, Computing, Platform, and Ecosystem
SHENZHEN, China, Feb. 24, 2020 /PRNewswire-AsiaNet/ --

- First Global Live Streaming of Industrial Digital Transformation Conference 

Mobile World Congress (MWC) Barcelona 2020 has been cancelled due to the 
coronavirus outbreak but today, Huawei held its global Industrial Digital 
Transformation Conference. It was held via live streaming connecting guests 
from across the world including UK, Switzerland, USA, Germany and Italy with 
the theme "Hi, Intelligent World". The conference previewed five trends of an 
intelligent world 10 years' from now and proposed a foundation built on new 
types of connectivity, computing, platform, and ecosystem. This will enable the 
intelligent development of a wide variety of industries, including urban 
development, manufacturing, energy, finance, transportation, and so on. The 
ASEAN Economic Community, Shenzhen Airport Group, and other customers also 
shared their insights and experiences in digital transformation.

In the future, information flows with new ICT, such as 5G, AI, and IoT, will 
help us build the foundation from which everything originates. Simply put, the 
world of 2030 will be intelligent. Standing at the start of a new decade, 
Huawei believes the intelligent world 2030 will have five features: 

1. at a governmental level, people-oriented digital governments will be built 
to adapt to people's livelihoods better; 
2. at an economic level, intelligent robots will make up a critical part of a 
future labor force; 
3. at a social level, digital technology will help equalize the sharing and 
proper distribution of education, healthcare, and other public resources, 
achieving digital equality; 
4. from a cultural point of view, citizens will be freed from heavy physical 
labor and tedious repetitive work, and their focus will naturally shift from 
material value to mental value; and 
5. from an environmental point of view, the deployment of various digital 
technologies, we help us monitor and control carbon emissions more effectively 
and, as a result, help protect the earth.

Photo - https://photos.prnasia.com/prnh/20200224/2728357-1 
(Ma Yue, Vice President of Huawei Enterprise Business Group)

Ma Yue, Vice President of Huawei Enterprise Business Group, commented: "The 
next decade will witness rapid development of new ICT. Huawei believes new 
types of connectivity, computing, platform, and ecosystem will build a solid 
foundation for the intelligent world of 2030. Ultra-broadband and high-speed 
networking built using 5G, Wi-Fi 6, and quantum communications will bridge the 
physical and digital worlds, laying a foundation for the intelligent world."

Mr. Ma continued: "New computing will offer a full-stack, all-scenario solution 
that covers bottom-layer chips, all the way to upper-layer algorithms, spanning 
consumers to business and which constitutes the core of intelligent 
transformation. The converged, shared, and digital platform features high 
efficiency and openness, enabling customers to focus on their own unique 
advantages and service innovation, therefore playing a key role in enabling the 
digital transformation of industries. Based on enterprise business Strategy, 
Architecture, Policy, and Operations (SAPO), the new ecosystem that provides a 
single field of expertise allied to multiple skills and is deeply integrated, 
can offer a more comprehensive customer-oriented business solutions."

The intelligent world of 2030 cannot exist without the digital transformation 
of industries across the spectrum. Huawei has accumulated extensive experience 
in helping industries such as government, transportation, finance, and electric 
power achieve digital transformation for the present and the future, through 
new connectivity, computing, platform, and ecosystem. Currently, more than 700 
cities worldwide and 228 of the Fortune Global 500 companies, including 58 of 
the Fortune Global 100 companies, have selected Huawei as their partner for 
digital transformation.

Dr. Aladdin D. Rillo, Deputy Secretary-General for ASEAN Economic Community 
commented:

"ASEAN's digital economy soared to USD 100 billion for first time in 2019, and 
is expected to grow to over USD 300 billion by 2025. For governments, business 
and society, digital transformation is no longer an option but an imperative 
path to empower the economy and businesses. To further promote digital 
transformation in ASEAN, new initiatives are currently being pursued such as 
the development of 5G ecosystem, framework on international mobile roaming, 
smart manufacturing, and an ASEAN innovation network. But to be successful, we 
also need the support of the private sector and market players like Huawei 
particularly in building an innovation friendly ecosystem and addressing issues 
related to big idea and data privacy." 

Zhang Lixuan, GM of Digitalization, Shenzhen Airport Group (SAG), talked about 
how the group delivered digital transformation and constructed a smart airport. 
The digital transformation of an airport is a complex project but with its 
vision of "One Airport, One Dream", SAG created a systematic approach to 
building a fully-digital airport with outstanding user experience. The Group 
selected Huawei as its strategic partner for digital transformation, using the 
Huawei Horizon Digital Platform with cloud-network synergy.

The platform integrated six ICT resources - IoT, big data, AI, video cloud, 
GIS, and ICP – to construct four comprehensive service systems: security, 
operations control, services, and management. The single-view of airport 
operations has had significant benefits, including increasing flight 
punctuality to 87%, and intelligent stand allocation that can complete within 
seconds, reducing the number of shuttle bus passengers by 4 million annually. 
This makes Shenzhen Airport become the world's first organization to publish 
cases on the New Experience in Travel and Technologies (NEXTT) platform. From a 
security point of view, the new system provides more accurate and intelligent 
control over terminal areas, airfields, public areas, and cargo areas. The 
facial recognition solution improves security check efficiency by 60%, reduces 
the risk of passengers' loss of ID card by taking it out for checking, and 
meets the differentiated requirements of business passengers.

Chen Kunte, former Chief Information Officer of China Merchants Bank and 
currently Chief Digital Transformation Officer of Global Financial Services in 
Huawei's Enterprise Business Group, commented on the huge changes in the 
Chinese banking industry. In the future, the 'app' will become an ecosystem 
that integrates retail and corporate customers, and serve as a technology 
platform to bring banking services into digital world. The traditional concept 
of banks' digital transformation was only as a technology transformation for 
replacing core application systems. However, he believes that real digital 
transformation is a process of integrating IT and business teams and that 
rapid, step-by-step deployment, fast iteration, and technology agility will 
drive business agility.

In the future, 5G will drive significant improvements in app capabilities that 
will help bring banking services into the digital world, helping branches and 
account managers regain engage with retail and corporate customers much more 
regularly. He cited China Merchants Bank as an example. The bank established a 
private cloud and mobile platform, and opened host functions to manage devices 
and users, and control mobile network security. It also built a big data 
platform with decoupled architecture and applied AI and machine learning to the 
entire business chain to enhance credit risk control. Furthermore, it deployed 
a financial transaction cloud and moved applications from the host to the 
cloud, enhancing customer experience and supporting continuous service 
innovation.

Liu Jianming, Director of the Expert Committee on "Smart Grid Technology and 
Equipment", Industry Development Promotion Center, the Ministry of Industry and 
Information Technology (MIIT) of China, believes that future power systems will 
integrate digital technology extensively with traditional power. As digital 
technologies usage continues to expand in the electric power field, future 
power systems will evolve toward "universal connectivity, intelligent 
interaction, high flexibility, and solid security and control." 

In his speech, Director Liu introduced several cases of digital transformation 
practices in China's electric power industry. In 2019, the Qinhai Green Energy 
Cloud Network Control Platform and Big Data Center supported the Qinhai 
Province of China for 15 consecutive days using 100% clean energy. When applied 
to power transmission and distribution services, AI technology improved 
inspection efficiency, and increased the intelligent ability of equipment 
identification operations by 90%. ICT is now supporting the daily operations of 
the public charging infrastructure, serving more than 500,000 electric vehicles 
in China with a goal of 6.18 million by the end of the year. 

Recently, the coronavirus outbreak has attracted global attention. The 
Zhejiang, Jiangsu, and Sichuan subsidiaries of the State Grid Corporation of 
China (SGCC) analyzed the power index of enterprise resumptions based on big 
data from the electricity grid. This has helped provide local government 
authorities with an overview of the resumption of local enterprise production.

We are honored to participate in this astonishing era of intelligent 
development. Huawei Enterprise Group's "Platform + AI + Ecosystem" strategy 
focuses on cooperation with ecosystem partners, governments and enterprises to 
build a solid foundation for the intelligent world with new types of 
connectivity, computing, platform, and ecosystem, and together delivering the 
promise of the intelligent era.

For more information about Huawei Industrial Digital Transformation Conference, 
visit: 
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