To promote the building of core capabilities, Huawei proposes a top-level design framework for operators' digital transformation

To promote the building of core capabilities, Huawei proposes a top-level design framework for operators' digital transformation

Today, at the MWCS 2021 media analyst pre-communication meeting, Shi Jielin, Vice President of Huawei Cloud and Computing BG and President of the Marketing Department, delivered a keynote speech entitled "Building New Capabilities for Digital Transformation and Enabling Intelligent Upgrades in Thousands of Industries", proposing a top-level design framework to help operators with digital transformation, relying on a new generation of digital intelligent foundation to drive operators to build four core capabilities for digital transformation.

With the rapid development and application of new ICT technologies, thousands of industries have generated urgent demands for end-to-end integrated solutions with large bandwidth, low latency, multi-connection network services + ubiquitous computing needs + application integration during their transformation and upgrading, and operators have ushered in new development opportunities.

Shi Jilin said: "From a simple network service provider to an integrated ICT service provider, operators have ushered in the best opportunity for digital transformation and building core competitiveness. As the core role in the era of digital transformation, they have become a powerful engine for promoting innovation and change in all walks of life. Huawei has proposed a top-level design framework for operators' digital transformation and upgrading, which will complement the operators' advantageous resources and help operators build cloud and intelligent capabilities on the basis of connectivity, collaborate with the ecosystem, and enable intelligent upgrades in thousands of industries."

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Shi Jilin, Vice President of Huawei Cloud and Computing BG and President of Marketing

Digital transformation can help operators unify data, restructure processes, achieve agile market launch, network autonomy, and precision marketing, thereby improving efficiency and creating an ultimate customer experience; at the same time, it can build cloud-network-edge collaboration capabilities through unified API capability calls, online and offline ecological integration, and big data analysis, enabling industry innovation.

Based on this architecture, building a digital intelligent foundation with data centers and clouds as the core is the key to operators' digital transformation. On this basis, operators can migrate to the cloud in a classified and rhythmic manner based on the value and needs of the business to achieve smooth evolution of the business.

  • Data center: To meet the business needs of rapid 5G network deployment, operators' internal operation systems need to be flexible and scalable as business changes. With the resource pooling solution, full-stack data center construction model, and intelligent computing center provided by Huawei, operators can achieve diversified computing power and on-demand deployment, achieve optimal TCO (total cost of ownership), and seize business opportunities that enable industry intelligent upgrades.
  • Cloud: The core technologies for cloud evolution are multi-cloud unified management and cloud native. Relying on Huawei's hybrid cloud solution, public cloud capabilities can be deployed locally, moving from resource mixing to capability integration, matching the operator's governance architecture, and realizing a single cloud from the user's perspective. At the same time, cloud native technology is used to accelerate the cloudification of operators, moving from "ON Cloud" (simply deploying services on the cloud) to "IN Cloud" (making business capabilities endogenous to the cloud and building services based on the cloud's technical architecture), achieving resource efficiency, application agility, business intelligence, and security and reliability.

With the support of a digital intelligent base, operators can build four core digital capabilities and seize business opportunities that enable the industry's intelligent upgrade.

Digital operations: Gradually migrate traditional operation support systems to the cloud and improve internal operation efficiency through digital tools.

  • Digital transactions: Help operators introduce big data and intelligent capabilities, open up the entire transaction process (including internal support processes and external business issuance processes), and improve customer experience and satisfaction through big data precision marketing, intelligent customer service and other functions.
  • Digital production: Reconstruct the operator's business platform through cloud native, realize the SaaS of traditional services, open up the production system capabilities, and externalize the original internal production system into products and services that can be used by customers.
  • Digital Innovation: Based on the same cloud management platform, we work with numerous industry ecosystem partners on the cloud to provide customers with 2B one-stop solutions that integrate ICT technology and achieve rapid iteration on the cloud.

To help operators with their digital transformation and upgrade, Huawei has proposed an advanced top-level design framework and worked with global operators and partners to build an open and win-win digital ecosystem. From infrastructure to digital platforms, and then to end-to-end solution capabilities, Huawei plays the role of "black soil" and enables intelligent upgrades in thousands of industries.

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