EMOBILE: the mobile broadband revolutionist - Huawei

02/09
Initial issue
Editorial
Sponsor
Huawei Technologies Co., Ltd.
Publisher
Huawei COMMUNICATE Editorial Board
Consultants
Hu Houkun, Xu Zhijun, Xu Wenwei
Tao Jingwen, Huang Chaowen, Yu Xiangping
Editor-in-Chief
Gao Xianrui (sally@huawei.com)
Editors
Xue Hua, Pan Tao, Julia Yao
Xu Ping, Xu Peng, Li Xuefeng
Joy Zhou, Chen Yuhong, Liu Zhonglin
Michael Huang, Joyce Fan, Wang Hongjun
Mike Bossick, Gary Maidment
Art Editor
Zhou Shumin
Contributors
Zhu Yonggang, Hou Jinlong, Zhang Xinyu
Lu Xingang, Xiong Wei, Xie Jingping
Yan Yun, Zhang Qin, Mei Zheng
Xu Yan, Cao Jianhui, Wu Yanning
Sato Masako, Yang Xiaoxu, Robert Fox
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Winning the game
Mushrooming growth, rushing revenue streams and skyrocketing share
prices are the goals of most telecom companies. In pursuit of these ideals,
a close eye should be kept on development and market trends, then select
one or more successful enterprises in the industry as a benchmark, drawing
upon the strength of others to avoid costly and unnecessary mistakes.
In the past decade, the telecom industry has experienced dynamic
growth and rapid development. In spite of ups and downs, transformation
has continued unabated. New concepts, technologies, and models
emerge in an endless stream driving the industry into new realms of
communication. In 2009, against the backdrop of a global economic
downturn, the telecom industry needs to adapt to meet new challenges
and seize all opportunities to create even broader development space.
As a comprehensive telecom equipment and solution provider,
Huawei pilots the same course as the operators. Development trends in
communications technology, including full-service operations, mobile,
broadband, and the Internet, expansion of communications networks
around the world, increasing market competition and technology upgrades
create tremendous pressure and numerous challenges for all of us in the
industry.
There are many questions such as: What is the best way to ensure
a smooth upgrade of current networks while protecting investment?
How do you improve ARPU while reducing OPEX and CAPEX? How
can materials, land, and man hours be saved while fulfilling the social
responsibility of environmental protection, energy conservation and
emissions reduction? How does a company enlarge the scale effect to cope
with fierce competition in the global communications market? …
To ring in the spring of 2009, we introduced this new publication, with
a keen focus on creative solutions for dealing with the myriad of challenges
in the current telecom operations market. Successful players in the global
telecom market are invited to share their thoughts, reflections, and
experiences in strategic conception, market operations, and technological
choices. In the columns -Tao of Business and Perspective, senior industry
experts are invited to elaborate on industry development trends and
evolution. By probing a host of Winners around the world, we will share
with you their wisdom, experience, and vision.
We believe today’s rewarding practice promises to give you success
recipes for the future.
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Kevin Tao
President of Huawei Global
Technical Sales Dept.