Huawei opens its doors to local telecom operators as well as government institutions that would like to discover the impact that advancements like cloud networks, 5G, 4K/8K video, Internet of Things (IoT) will have on all sectors. The company will also present its vision to provide end-users with an experience that is Real-time, On demand, All- online, DIY and Social (ROADS).
As a strategic partner for countries seeking to advance economic and social development, Huawei is committed to creating value for communities by collaborating with local partners to help them maximize network assets, deploy home broadband and indoor digitalization, and drive connectivity to enhance the user experience, while promoting economic and social growth. The main highlights to be highlighted in the exhibition hall are the five global trends in the ICT scene today. They are Build All Cloud Networks; Make Video a Basic Service; Maximize Network Value/Bring 5G into Reality; Agile Digital Operations; and IoT as a Service.
Mr. Steven Huang, Deputy Managing Director and Chief Technical Officer, Huawei Thailand explained: "We look forward to welcoming as many stakeholders as possible to this exciting event so that we can discuss our key strategies and blueprints for the future. Our goal is to help operators in Thailand, and elsewhere, drive new revenue streams and a positive business cycle of service development and network construction."
During this mini-congress, visitors will be able to stay on top of the latest ICT products and solutions that may accelerate their business successes. They will also experience Huawei's and share to drive for industry openness and success for all.
Huge untapped potential
The Global Connectivity Index (GCI) published by Huawei in 2016 placed Thailand in 34th place out of the 50 countries surveyed. Listed under the "Adopters" category, Thailand reached the score of 37, indicating the huge potential in the ICT industry potential, the untapped demographics and national ICT strategies. As the country enters a fully connected era, digital infrastructure will facilitate economic growth.
"Huawei will continue to be the best partner for Thailand's telecommunications infrastructure, leading the digital transformation of the vertical industry. We plan to assist in training more ICT professionals in the country and Huawei is willing to continue to increase investments in many areas to help implement the government's Thailand 4.0 strategy," added Mr Huang.
Huawei has analyzed the current landscape in emerging markets to formulate its strategic approach from four angles: user+, family+, asset+, and efficiency+. Rapid deployment of home broadband and indoor digitalization will improve coverage and the user experience. Existing network assets are leveraged to maximize network value and spectrum efficiency, improve O&M, and serve every economic level. Interconnecting all users promotes the development of economy, society, and humanity.
"By 2025, we will see 2 billion more people with mobile connections, and another 500 million broadband homes. Our commitment has always been to enable the world's operators to build roads to new growth," Mr. Huang emphasized.
To fulfill its mission of "Building a Better Connected World", Huawei is encouraging the industry to adopt a Real-time, On-demand, All-online, DIY, and Social (ROADS) experience as a key standard for success in digital transformation. The company has helped advance the industry's digital efforts firstly on technology and architecture, then to the user experience, and now to the commercial value of digitization.
In addition, there are 4 biggest themes that Huawei is exploring ways to sustainable growth in a common ecosystem of opportunities and profits. They are 5G Innovation, ROADS to New Growth, Network Value Maximization and Operations Transformation.