Huawei Holds 2008 Global Industry Analyst Summit
[Shenzhen, China——25 April 2008] Huawei Technologies Co., Ltd. ("Huawei"), a leader in providing next generation telecommunications network solutions for operators around the world hosted more than 40 industry analysts from all over the world at the company's headquarters in Shenzhen. The analysts represented 18 global market research companies.
Huawei used the two-day event to highlight its achievements in 2007 and to provide business updates on each of its major product lines. Huawei also explained its forecasts on industry trends, its development direction and technology roadmaps, as well as the benefits, such as cost-savings, that the company brings to its customers.
At the summit Huawei announced that its global contract sales in 2007 reached USD 16 billion, representing a year-on-year growth of over 42 percent and that 72 percent of its total contract sales were generated from international markets.
"For operators globally, one of the biggest challenges is finding a partner that can provide quality, innovative end-to-end solutions," said Mr. Roberto Saracco, the Head of Long Term Research and Technical Communication of Telecom Italia. "Huawei is one of the vendors in the industry that is capable of this and we are pleased to work with them in the transformation and development of our future-oriented networks."
Charles Huang, President of Global Marketing in Huawei said, "Over the past few years, Huawei has been investing significantly in IP, mobile broadband, optical networks, and in terminal products and equipment. Having such a broad range of equipment and solutions brings us the advantage of being able to deliver complete end-to-end solutions to our customers and is the reason why carriers such as Vodafone and British Telecom have chosen us to be their trusted partner. "
Picture 1: Analysts attending the Huawei's 2008 Global Industry Analyst Summit in Shenzhen, China.
Picture 2: Mr. Roberto Saracco, the Head of Long Term Research and Technical Communication of Telecom Italia speaking at Huawei's 2008 Global Industry Analyst Summit.
Picture 3: Charles Huang, President of Global Marketing for Huawei, providing the 'Opening Remarks' at the 2008 Global Industry Analyst Summit.
Huawei used the two-day event to highlight its achievements in 2007 and to provide business updates on each of its major product lines. Huawei also explained its forecasts on industry trends, its development direction and technology roadmaps, as well as the benefits, such as cost-savings, that the company brings to its customers.
At the summit Huawei announced that its global contract sales in 2007 reached USD 16 billion, representing a year-on-year growth of over 42 percent and that 72 percent of its total contract sales were generated from international markets.
"For operators globally, one of the biggest challenges is finding a partner that can provide quality, innovative end-to-end solutions," said Mr. Roberto Saracco, the Head of Long Term Research and Technical Communication of Telecom Italia. "Huawei is one of the vendors in the industry that is capable of this and we are pleased to work with them in the transformation and development of our future-oriented networks."
Charles Huang, President of Global Marketing in Huawei said, "Over the past few years, Huawei has been investing significantly in IP, mobile broadband, optical networks, and in terminal products and equipment. Having such a broad range of equipment and solutions brings us the advantage of being able to deliver complete end-to-end solutions to our customers and is the reason why carriers such as Vodafone and British Telecom have chosen us to be their trusted partner. "
Picture 1: Analysts attending the Huawei's 2008 Global Industry Analyst Summit in Shenzhen, China.
Picture 2: Mr. Roberto Saracco, the Head of Long Term Research and Technical Communication of Telecom Italia speaking at Huawei's 2008 Global Industry Analyst Summit.
Picture 3: Charles Huang, President of Global Marketing for Huawei, providing the 'Opening Remarks' at the 2008 Global Industry Analyst Summit.
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