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‘Huawei Enterprise Roadshow 2012’ commences

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‘Huawei Enterprise Roadshow 2012’ commences

Huawei Enterprise has kicked off its unique “Huawei Enterprise Roadshow 2012” showcasing its array of ICT products and solutions inside a 50 feet automotive wonder that has traveled around the globe and has now set foot in India. The Huawei demo truck is set to travel to six major cities across India including New Delhi, Kolkata, Hyderabad, Chennai and Bangalore. The event also witnessed unveiling of ‘Next Generation Tele Presence Business Solutions’ which leverages the industry’s best HD technologies and offers innovative and power-efficient solutions providing enriched functionalities and feature sets.

 

Eric Yu, President, Huawei India said, “The Enterprise business in India is poised for growth and associated IT applications are undergoing radical changes. In light of this, the launch of Huawei’s next generation enterprise products coincides with the growing willingness of enterprises to set up next-generation ICT architecture. As part of our enterprise expansion plans here, Huawei will focus on providing information and communication technology solutions (ICT solutions) for sectors such as transport, energy, telecom, finance and others. In order to offer enterprise users premium products and services, Huawei will continue developing innovative enterprise networking products and solutions.”

 

Daniel Jiangqingsong, VP, Huawei Enterprise said, “As a front runner in the ICT space, Huawei has always focused its efforts towards meeting specific requirements and challenges of various enterprises and as a result, the company is providing conclusive unified communications comprising of IP telephony, multimedia conference, collaboration software, IP call center (IPCC) solution and Tele Presence solutions. ‘Huawei Enterprise Roadshow 2012’ is our effort to put ICT products & solutions in front of our customers and help them understand the next generation technologies in a better way.”