38 Huawei Investment & Holding Co., Ltd.
Education
Huawei is driving the digital transformation of
elementary education, higher education, vocational
education, and scientific research institutes. In
education, we have been transforming from deploying
campus networks to digitizing entire campuses and
implementing new models for higher education like
cloud-based universities. Our goal is to cultivate
innovative ICT talent, promote broader and more
efficient sharing of education resources, and build
safer campuses.
In elementary education, we have built wired and
wireless networks in multiple countries and regions,
such as Spain, the UK, and Ethiopia, in order to
promote fair access to education. China is currently
striving to build broadband networks in every school,
bring quality resources to every class, enable every
student to access education online, and build a public
service platform for education resources and education
management. We have helped expand the adoption
of ICT technology in China’s education industry to
promote the sharing of education resources.
In higher education, we use intelligent technologies
to build intelligent campuses and cultivate innovative
talent. For example, China’s Soochow University is
now using the university data platform and 5G- and
VR-powered 360° immersive smart classrooms after
moving to the cloud. This has allowed the university
to become a global pioneer implementing new models
that combine online and offline study.
In scientific research, we have helped countries such
as Brazil, Thailand, Pakistan, and Italy build national
research and education networks, which make it easier
to acquire research resources than ever before.
By the end of 2019, Huawei had served more than
2,500 universities and research institutes in more than
70 countries and regions.
A thriving enterprise ecosystem and global
service capabilities
In the enterprise business, we remain fully committed
to our “Being Integrated” strategy, and continue
to collaborate and share value with our partners.
We consistently implement fair, transparent, and
straightforward policies that benefit our partners.
By the end of 2019, over 28,000 partners were
working with us worldwide to serve the enterprise
market, including over 22,000 sales partners, 1,200
solution partners, 4,200 service partners, 1,000 talent
alliance partners, and 80 investment & operation
and financing partners. HUAWEI CLOUD works with
over 2,000 technology partners, who have launched
more than 3,500 applications on the HUAWEI CLOUD
Marketplace. Our partners include many industry-
leading companies such as SAP, Accenture, Siemens,
Alstom, Honeywell, VST ECS, Synnex, ALSO, Redington,
Arrow ECS, CNBM Technology, and Digital China. The
proportion of our total revenue coming from partner
sales has continued to increase, reaching 86% in 2019.
By the end of 2019, Huawei had established 13
OpenLabs worldwide to focus on the enterprise
market. At these OpenLabs, we support our partners
in the joint innovation of solutions, marketing, talent
cultivation, finance, supply chains, and IT systems to
continuously improve their capabilities and drive their
transformation for shared success.
We are committed to providing consistent, high-
quality services to our customers. We have increased
our investment into the development of a unified,
cloud-based tools platform and other service solutions
such as industry cloud enablement and industry O&M
services. Our annual investment in this area increased
by approximately 30% in 2019. By the end of 2019, we
had certified more than 4,200 service partners, working
with them to provide services to over 50,000 customers
around the world. In 2019, we supported the secure
and stable operation of more than 500 key production
networks worldwide, and ensured network availability
during more than 20 key events. In September 2019,
Huawei announced its Enterprise Service Development
Strategy 2.0. This strategy reiterates our commitment
to providing customers with unified O&M service
solutions and building industry O&M systems and
standards, based on Huawei’s own best practices in
digital O&M.
In Europe, Huawei’s SmartBus mobile classroom project
provides an engaging, interactive, and fun learning
environment for children between the ages of 11 and 15,
developing their understanding of what constitutes online
well-being and the safe use of ICT, through didactic games.