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Vertical Solutions Roundup Iot Drives Digital Transformation Last Word Leading New ICT Building a Better Connected World ICT INSIGHTS Huawei Enterprise 03/2016 ISSUE 17 e.huawei.com Large Enterprises Encouraged to Adopt Automating OTA Software Updates for IoT ‘As-a-Service’ Operations Page 24 >> Page 36 >> Customer-centric, business-driven,business driven, and developer-defined ecosystems enable innovative modes of collaboration. Page 8 Copyright © Huawei Technologies Co., Ltd. 2016. Vertical Solutions Roundup All rights reserved. 03/2016 ISSUE 17 No part of this document may be reproduced or transmitted in any form or by any means without prior written consent of Huawei Technologies Co., Ltd. IoT Drives Digital Transformation Last Word: 5G for IoT and Mobile Comment New ICT Era Creates a Win-Win Ecosystem | By Yan Lida, President, Enterprise Business Group, Huawei Technologies Co., Ltd. he new ICT era requires more than just new technologies and architectures — it T calls for a new ecosystem. As the digital economy transforms our personal and professional lives, new ICT technolo- gies are fundamentally changing existing business models. Companies engaged in finance can obtain insights into users’ consumption habits from personal data generated by various types of terminals that can be used to form the basis for credit ratings and lending decisions. City administrators can improve public safety by creating protection functionality through the use of the Internet of Things (IoT) and Big Data analytics that enhance dispatch utiliza- tion for police officers and related civil services. Intelligent metering enables electric power enterprises to optimize the efficiency of electricity supplies by quickly identifying problems over the transmission grid. These are examples of demands that must be enabled, and more are emerging in other industries at an accelerated rate. Against this backdrop, cloud comput- ing and ICT technologies are providing scalable applications that rely on our new era of enterprise digitalization. Generally, enterprise ICT infrastructures consist of business systems that generate mass data in real time and platform systems that are based on cloud computing and Big Data analytics to support business operations and decision making. The combined power of these systems allows enterprises to reach new levels of agility and automation. Huawei be- lieves that the digital transformation of enterprises requires ICT infrastructures that provide centralized cloud computing. These new infrastructures will reshape existing ecosystems. By 2025, global applica- tions of ICT technologies are projected to result in 100 billion connections, with vertical industries running hundreds of millions of applications. While continuously providing new offerings that meet users’ needs, ICT enterprises must adopt new and open architectures and interfaces that combine cloud computing, networking, and devices; amass countless developers to help them integrate ICT solutions across growing industries; and promote ‘ecologically coordinated’ innovations that harness the power of the upgraded infrastruc- tures. New ICT technologies, architectures, and ecosystems will breed new rules of engage- ment. Huawei is committed to providing cloud-pipe-terminal solutions that maximize clouds, networks, and devices. Huawei is also committed to working with developers and partners to create customer-driven ecosystems that take advantage of its open ICT platforms that enable a path of innovation for every industry. This win-win ecological environment will unleash unlimited business opportunities for all.▲ 1 Inside Inside Comment P30 The Future of Telemedicine P1 New ICT Era Creates a Win-Win Ecosystem Huawei has recently partnered with the First Affiliated Hospital of Zhengzhou University to develop a telemedicine system and joint innovation center. >> P42 AMI — The Power of Dynamic Systems News Electricity utility managers are exploring the potential of P4 Technology News AMI systems for benefits beyond their energy sensing and Focus control capabilities. >> P6 Industries Go to the Cloud P32 Storage is Changing, but are You? Innovative ICT is impacting businesses, productivity, and lifestyles. >> If you are looking for an infrastructure to better serve your company’s vision and stimulate growth, then let’s take a walk down ‘memory’ lane and see Success Features where it leads. >> P46 Big Data Refines Predictive Policing P34 SSD is Knocking P48 High-Performance Cloud Computing for P8 ‘New ICT’ Drives Innovation Is it time to get out in front of the crowd and move to SSD? >> Customer-centric, business-driven, and developer-defined ecosystems enable innova- the Broadcasting Industry tive modes of collaboration. >> P36 Automating OTA Software Updates for IoT P50 Threat Protection through Cloud Video Mender.io over-the-air services are built to support a growing ecosystem of Storage P12 Vertical Solutions Roundup embedded Linux devices. >> In whichever direction the world is changing, Huawei will be there to provide ICT solutions that solve the unique problems faced by business and industry. >> Last Word Ecosystem • Protecting Enchanted Kenya P52 5G for IoT and Mobile • Developing the Energy Internet P39 Easier Development for ICT Partners A research and technology roadmap, including real-world • Building a Learner-Centered Model Huawei’s eSDK platform enables third-party developers to create innovative examples, illustrates the range and complexities of an • Russia Commissions New Credit Card Payment System evolving 5G/IoT ecosystem. >> • Digitalization — Banks Transform to Outperform solutions that help customers accelerate their business transformation. >> • Time to Build an All-IP TV Station P20 IoT Drives Digital Transformation The Internet of Things (IoT) represents a tectonic change that will transform industries Publisher: To read or download ICT Insights in electronic form, visit across all markets. >> ICT Insights Editorial Board, http://e.huawei.com/en/publications/global/ict_insights/ P24 Large Enterprises Encouraged to Adopt ‘As-a-Service’ To subscribe to ICT Insights, contact the Editorial Board. Operations Huawei Enterprise Email: [email protected] For many large enterprises, ‘being lean and responding quickly to market changes’ Address: H2, Huawei Industrial Base, Bantian, Longgang, Shenzhen 518129, China remains the elephant in the room. >> Tel: +86 (755) 28780808, +86 (010) 82882758 Yue B No. 13154 P28 Internet Transforms Chinese Education Industry Content, platform, and technology providers are uncovering new opportunities in the Copyright © Huawei Technologies Co., Ltd. 2016. Internet education industry. >> Editors: All rights reserved. No part of this document may be reproduced or transmitted in any form or by any means without prior Catherine Du Jeff Peng written consent of Huawei Technologies Co., Ltd. Andy Xu Lorra Liu Jing Chen Scott Jamar NO WARRANTY John North Pauline Zhang The contents of this magazine are for information purposes only, and provided "as is." Except as required Simon Locke David Castle by applicable laws, no warranties of any kind, either expressed or implied, including but not limited to, Karla Jo Ormsby Linda Hudson the implied warranties of merchantability and fitness for a particular purpose, are made in relation to Gary Taylor Carolyn Austin contents of this document. To the maximum extent permitted by applicable law, in no case shall Huawei Technologies Co., Ltd be liable for any special, incidental, indirect, or consequential damages, or lost profits, business, revenue, data, goodwill or anticipated savings arising out of or in connection with any use of this document. 2 3 News News — brand new, cutting-edge technology designed to spearhead the next generation in commercial vehicle telematics. A highly powerful, integrated application Technology delivery system, IVG offers advanced features such as a larger display, superior wireless connectivity, and hands-free voice commands designed to improve News safety, efficiency, and productivity. IVG represents a breakthrough in mobile fleet management technology. | Source: PR Newswire Sagemcom Will Supply Enexis with the First Large-Scale, Smart-Meter Rollout customer base. Internet of Things (IoT) refers to the intelligent networks requires huge investment and ROW acquisition, and the time RUEIL-MALMAISON, France, Feb. 2, 2016 — MEMS Revolutionized with Picosun’s Batch ALD network of things that communicate directly or indirectly with each needed for the rollout tends to be long. This trade-off means the time it takes Enexis selects Sagemcom as one of the suppliers for Cluster Tools other. to pay for this infrastructure investment is often protracted. Enter the Huawei LTE smart meters for the large-scale rollout in the ESPOO, Finland, Jan. 25, 2016 — Picosun Oy, the leading The IoT market is expected to grow to USD 1.7 trillion by 2020, Any Media Giga Access Platform, which is able to support fiber, copper, Netherlands. supplier of high quality Atomic Layer Deposition (ALD) thin and the need for ready-to-use product platforms, rapid prototyping, coax, and combined fixed and mobile access methods. The innovative new Sagemcom has been selected for the development film coating solutions for industrial production, has revolution- and faster time-to-market are key elements for successful IoT tech going into the platform provides the way to the Gigaband era with ultra- and supply of the ESMR5.0 smart electricity meters ized cost-effective MEMS manufacturing with high throughput deployments in the enterprise market. broadband network enablement.
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