Huawei launches industrial digital and intelligent transformation solutions



From October 14 to 18, with the theme Accelerate Industrial Digitalization and Intelligence, Huawei, as a Diamond Sponsor, is participated in the GITEX GLOBAL 2024, one of the world's largest tech exhibitions. 

During the first day of the exhibition, Huawei hosted the Industrial Digital and Intelligent Transformation Summit and launched joint solutions with partners for ten industries like public utilities, transportation, finance, electric power, oil & gas, mining, retail, education, and healthcare, and a series of new flagship products. These solutions and products are designed to support customers in enhancing their digital and intelligent transformation.

Huawei is Innovating Nonstop to Help Customers Succeed, Enable Local Partners, and Cultivate Local Talent

Li Peng, Corporate Senior Vice President, President of ICT Sales & Service, Huawei, delivered the opening remarks at the summit where he said they are combining their strengths in networking, storage, computing, cloud, and energy. He added that they are working with partners to build new digital and intelligent infrastructure.

Last year, Huawei released a reference architecture for the intelligent transformation of industries. In his speech, Li detailed how Huawei has since put this architecture into practice to provide customers with leading and adaptable solutions for industries like government, finance, electric power, transportation, manufacturing, oil and gas, mining, and Internet.

"We have summarized over 100 case studies that different industry customers can use to accelerate their digital and intelligent transformation", said Li.

"These achievements would be impossible without our partners.



 "At Huawei, we're committed to building a healthy, open, and mutually beneficial partner ecosystem. We have also established 14 OpenLabs worldwide to support joint innovation with local solution partners. Together with over 30 solution partners in the UAE, we have developed more than 20 solutions to meet local industry needs," said Li.

Li described how Huawei is innovating nonstop to provide partners with lightweight solutions, marketable products, end-to-end business enablement services, and efficient digital platforms to help them serve SMEs more independently, easily, and effectively.

He said Huawei's efforts to help develop local digital talent and develop the industry ecosystem has been key in promoting sustainable development. "Moving forward, Huawei is ready and willing to join forces with more customers and partners to enable industrial digital and intelligent transformation and bring more benefits to the lives and work of people around the world," Li added.

Accelerating Industrial Digitalization and Intelligence for a Leap in Productivity

Amid the wave of digital and intelligent transformation, Huawei urges all parties to collaborate and seize new opportunities.

During his keynote speech, Leo Chen, Corporate Senior Vice President and President of Enterprise Sales, Huawei, emphasized that AI and 5G-A are among the next-gen technologies driving the fourth industrial revolution, which will lead to a significant leap in productivity. 

However, this transformation also brings challenges in infrastructure, industrial applications, and talent ecosystems. Huawei is committed to utilizing its unique advantages to help customers and partners succeed in the intelligent era.

In the future, Huawei will continue to leverage its full-stack capabilities in connectivity, storage, computing, and cloud to assist industries in building AI-ready ICT infrastructure.

Huawei will also accelerate the application of advanced technologies in various industry scenarios to resolve business pain points. To this end, Huawei has published the Amplifying Industrial Digitalization & Intelligence Practice White Paper, which includes more than 100 success stories from over 20 industries for customers to reference during their own transformation.

In addition, Huawei plans to strengthen its Huawei-Partner cooperation system and cultivate a digital and intelligent talent ecosystem. Huawei has developed a new Global Digital Index (GDI) alongside with IDC to offer customers worldwide quantitative evaluation indicators for transformation. These initiatives demonstrate Huawei's dedication to bringing intelligence to all industries.

Grow Together, Win in the Intelligent Era

Huawei's "SHAPE" framework supports partners in five key areas: sustaining the leadership, honing joint innovation with partners, advancing partner capability development, promoting partner cooperation experience, and expanding partner growth opportunities. 

Huawei collaborates with partners to achieve mutually beneficial outcomes with customers in the intelligent era.

"We work with our partners to build a customer-centric culture, keep the principle of 'shared benefits as the bridge, integrity as the foundation, and rules as the guarantee', foster a healthy business environment, and grow together to help our customers successfully embark on a journey of digital and intelligent transformation," said Ernest Zhang, President of Global Partner, Commercial & Distribution, Enterprise Sales, Huawei.



For the NA market, Huawei works with partners to create improved solutions for customers, increasing digital and intelligent productivity. For the SMA market, Huawei implements a partner-led strategy, supporting partners in three key ways: by developing purposeful products and scenario-based solutions, offering streamlined deal registration process and diverse incentives, and providing a comprehensive training system and IT tools. In the distribution market, Huawei encourages partners to make their products easy to buy, sell, install, maintain, learn, and use.

Huawei looks to share its capabilities with partners, collaborate on innovation to drive industrial upgrades, and enhance the partner experience for more streamlined, agile, and efficient business.

"Collaborating with Huawei means more growth opportunities, higher operation efficiency, greater business margin and stronger AI-ready capability," said Zhang.

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