The 11th Huawei Connect Europe took place today in Florence, Italy. Adolfo Urso, Minister of Enterprises and Made in Italy in Italy, Eugenio Giani, President of Tuscany, and Sara Funaro, Florence's Mayor, spoke at the event.
Thousands of participants, comprising industry leaders, technology specialists, and partners worldwide, converged at the event to investigate how digital technologies like artificial intelligence (AI) will speed up Europe's dual digital and green transition under the theme "Advancing Intelligent & Green Europe."
David Wang, Deputy Chairman of the Board and Rotating Chairman at Huawei, stated in his opening keynote: "With Europe's digital and green transitions advancing, Huawei collaborates with more than 5,000 partners to address genuine customer challenges via technological innovation." The era of intelligence is approaching rapidly, and sectors throughout Europe are gearing up for a significant boost in productivity, driven by AI and other cutting-edge technologies.
Huawei has been and will continue to be in Europe, for Europe. In collaboration with customers and partners, we are dedicated to transparent teamwork to capture opportunities, fostering mutual success and contributing to a smarter, more sustainable Europe.
Leo Chen, Huawei's Senior Vice President and President of Enterprise Sales, addressed the event, outlining the company's approach to the European market: "Huawei is present in Europe, for Europe." We explore local customer demands and transform technology into implementation to accelerate Europe's simultaneous green and digital transition.
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Chen elaborated that Huawei is concentrating on two areas in the region: creating innovative products and solutions designed for local industry needs, and enabling local partners to enhance their service to European clients.
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Expanding on the current "Huawei + Partners" collaboration model, Huawei also introduced the SCALE framework for Europe during this occasion. This framework encompasses five essential initiatives: Scenario-driven Solutions, Collaborative Innovation, Coordinated Marketing, Regional Service, Uniform Quality, and Effective Collaboration.
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These efforts focus on assisting local partners in innovating based on customer requirements, simplifying the integration of Huawei solutions into their products, and enhancing their service abilities.