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Building a Better Connected World
March 22, 2017
HUAWEI TECHNOLOGIES CO., LTD. Page 2
ICT Is Pivotal to National Competitiveness
GCI: Huawei Global Connectivity Index
ICT has become a core national competency. Developed countries are pushing ICT advancements further, such as
Singapore's Smart Nation plan and Germany's Industry 4.0. Developing countries are stepping up efforts to
implement their ICT strategies, including those for national broadband, e-government, and e-education.
For each GCI* percentage point increase the GDP per capita increases 1.4~1.9 percent.
Productivity will increase 15 ~ 25%, Connectivity will reach to 100Bn in 2025
Developing countries
implement ICT strategies
National broadband strategies of
Malaysia and Thailand
ICT strategy of Cameroon and
Rwanda
Digital Agenda of Mexico
Digital Agenda of Chile
National information society plan of
Argentina
Computers for All program of Brazil
…
Europe Horizon 2020
Singapore Smart Nation
Australia National Broadband
Network
…
ICT strategies of developed
countries and regions
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ICT Enables the Fourth Industrial Revolution
Following mechanization, electrification, and automation, we have reached the doorstep of the fourth industrial revolution
– Intelligentization. Intelligence is embedded into everything including business processes.
ICT technologies such as mobility, Cloud, Big Data, and IoT form the foundation of intelligentization.
Mechanization Electrification Automation
Intelligentization
Everything is intelligent
Everything is connected
5G Cloud Big DataIoT
App App App
New Business Processes
Office Automation
1980-1995
ICT Stage I
1995-2010
ICT Stage II
Core Part of Production Systems
2010-2025
ICT Stage III
New ICT Era Is Approaching…
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Enter into the Shift Age…Everything is Digital
Internet +
++ Internet
Online Digital WorldVirtual World
OfflinePhysical World
Real World
BoundlessGlobal Village
Solve Problems with Internet Mindset
Improve Efficiency
Save Cost
A World with borders and
limited resources
Sharing economy
VS.
VS.
VS.
60 seconds
IT Cost:Big bank: RMB20-30Mid-&-Small: RMB100
2 hours or half day?
IT Cost: RMB 1
Global 500: Revenue Growth: 0.46%, EBITDA Growth: -14.7%
Traffic Jam
Application
and Services
ICT Infrastructure (Network + DC Infrastructure)
Basic Capability
service layer
E2E service orchestration
engine
Business Integration and End-End Process
O&M Tool Enterprise-oriented
Products
Consumer-oriented
ProductsOpen API
Pla
tfo
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La
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r
Ap
plic
atio
n
laye
r
Self-operated
Services
Third-party
Services
ROADS = Real-Time, On-Demand, All Online, DIY, Social
Big Data Suite
Collaborative Innovation
Business Agility
Enterprise User
(Administrator)Carrier Partners Consumer Enterprise User
(Employee)
New Ecosystem for Digitalization Transform
Digital Control Rules Loop
4 Main Streams
3
2
4
1 Online: User Stream
Online: Data Stream
Online: Money Stream
Offline: Goods Stream
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Digital Society Model Development
To facilitate sharing platforms
To facilitate communications
To access
entertainment
Video
Music
Gaming
…….
To access
information
News
Jobs
Sports
…….
To access
utilities
Gov’t services
Health
Education
…….
To engage
in business
e-Commerce
Banking
On-Line
Services
…….
Content foundation Stage
Network Effect Stage
Monetization Stage
Content Diversification Stage
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Digital Content and Services Ecosystem Digital Ecosystem Maturity
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Decrease
Price
Promote
Supply
Demand
Experience • ICT investment/GDP
• Infrastructure
• Regulation and Policy
• ….
• Broadband Download Speed
• Local Content Statistics
• Access Statistics of
International Export
• ….
• Voice , SNS , Web , Picture , Video
• City Safety , Education , Health , Media
• Electricity, Oil&Gas …
Synergy of Three Factors Drives ICT Development
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Global Average
Cloud % of ICT budgets 0.7%
eCommerce per GDP 11.8%
App downloads per capita(number) 8
Fix broadband density (Subscription per 100
inhabitants)10.3
Mobile broadband density (Subscription per 100
inhabitants)37.2
Demand
Source: Huawei GCI 2015 , ITU-T(2015)
Demand has gradually become the main driving force of ICT development, especially for the
construction of data center, cloud and application
Industry Transformation
Service Innovation
Affordable & Digital Literacy
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Encourage Vertical Industry to Digital Transformation
Ease of Doing Business, 1st for 7 consecutive years (2008–2014)
–The World Bank and International Finance Corporation
Source: Huawei GCI2015
Healthcare: 36 telehealth centers
SMEs: 5,000+ SMEs use iSPRINT
eGov: 400 government e-services (98%)
Education: 100% schools covered, 50
applications
Finance: Nationwide NFC payment,
30,000+ payment points
Singapore
0.02%
Global
0.01%
Cloud Service
Provider
Spending / GDP
Singapore
544
Global
156
IoT Spending per
Capita
Singapore
78.1
Global
15.4
Datacenter
Spending per
Capita
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Drive Service Innovation by Cloud&Big Data
Operation Efficiency
Contact group
Internal friends: 12
External friends: 8
Contacts: 65
APP
App preference: finance,
video
Favorite apps: Zaker,
Facebook, …
Warning
Deregistration rate
warnings: 8
Complaints: 6
KOI: warning
Basic features
Gender: male
Age: 38
Occupation: unknown
Terminal: smartphone (iPhone5)
Time features
Time preference: 10:00, 16:00
Weekend preference: none
Location features
Traveling: yes
Location: city
Activity city: Guangzhou,
Hongkong
Telecom features
Remaining contract validity period:
8 months
ARPU: 58 yuan
Traffic: 533 MB
Comprehensive value: level 4
Public Service Innovation
Business Innovation
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Incentive Policies Enable Affordability and Digital Literacy
User Tax
Affordability & Digital Literacy
Skills Training
Internet Community
Source: National
Broadband initiatives
in Malaysia, 2010
-MYR3,000 sales tax
exemption on purchases
of computers every year
-MYR500/year tax
exemption when buying
MYR68/month broadband
services from 2010~2012
Training for government
officials, teachers, soldiers,
students, and prisoners.
- 246 community
broadband service
centers in the country
- Electronic counters in
105 aboriginal
neighborhoods
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Experience Improves in Three Ways
Experience
Global Average
Average FBB internet speed(Mbps) 23.3
Average MBB internet speed(Mbps) 12.4
Customer service rating 4.18
Source: TeleGeography (2015)
User experience depends on the speed and content
Speed
Rich Content
Localization
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Technology Evolution Enables Gbps Experience
4.5G Gbps
LTE-A
300Mbps
LTE
150Mbps
…
3G
Mbps
2G
Kbps
Fiber
Cable
Copper
GPON, 10GPON
DOCSIS3.0-800M
DOCSIS3.1-4G
VDSL-100M
Supervector-300M
G.fast-1G
VS
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Expand Supply by Government Collaboration and Increase Investment
Supply
Global Average
ICT Spending per GDP 3.3%
Fiber to the Home (FTTH)
penetration %13
3G Coverage (population %) 82
Source: Huawei GCI 2015
Broadband has become a basic right and need. Increasing investment in infrastructure will
effectively promote the ICT development index.
Investment: public interest , ROI
Fiber: ROW, sharing
Spectrum: Cost, Planning
Site: Collaboration, sharing
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Government
Promote National Broadband by Government
Funding Collaboration Standards and
Regulations
• Malaysia: Government
subsidy
• Cameroon: Commercial
loan
• China: Department of Housing
published mandatory
regulations on FTTH access
for new buildings
• US: "Dig Once", one trenching
within a certain time
• Kenya: shared
infrastructure, government
tax subsidies
• Sweden: allowing
electricity, gas and other
utility companies to build
fiber networks for rent
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Five Technologies Facilitate ICT Development
Potential
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Broadband
Data Center
Cloud
Big Data
Internet of
Things
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MobilityEnvironment
Nation Development Strategy
Governance Economy People Living
Talent FundingRegulation Technology
National Data Center(Cyber Security)Broadband
IOT PlatformCloud ComputingBig Data
M2M Network
Accelerate National ICT Development Strategy Realization
ICT Infrastructure
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