Interbrand, the world's
leading brand consultancy, recently released its 2015 Best Global Brands
report. Following its debut on the 2014 list as the first mainland Global
brand, Huawei appears on the 2015 list again.
According to
Interbrand, "Huawei is once again a highlight in the 2015 Best Global Brands
report released by Interbrand. Its brand value, approximated at 5 billion US dollars, increased by 15 percent compared to a year ago. In
the Interbrand's annual report, it is also one of the fastest rising brands in
the technology sector, climbing from #94 to #88 in ranking. Huawei's
significant progress
is not a result of luck.
Everything has stemmed from
the belief that customers always come
first, and the persistence in providing value-driven products and services. Through
their brand campaign, Huawei
outlines 'a better connected world' and clearly illustrates how innovative ICT products, services and solutions not only break the boundaries of time and space to create smoother connections, but also enable the
transformative evolution of enterprises and industries to drive progress in the
world."
As the Huawei's 2014 Annual
Report indicates, the company
maintained robust growth in all business segments. In 2014, it recorded US$46.5 billion in annual revenue,
a YoY increase of 20.6%. Net profits reached US$4.5
billion, a YoY increase of 32.7%. Thanks to its robust
growth worldwide and continuous innovation in products and services, Huawei's
brand has grown steadily both in value and influence.
“Huawei has a strong
customer centric approach and it has actually created value for customers as
the foundation for the Huawei Brand. And here we are aiming to achieve even
better position and even better records of higher revenue generation. For that
it can be witnessed that Huawei is bringing high technological products
satisfying its consumers' one hand, while on the other hand boosting up its
research and development capabilities to reach the ultimate technological creator
in the global market.”, said General Manager for Huawei devices in Pakistan,
Mr. Shawn.
Over the past two
decades, Huawei has connected one-third of the world's population, with its
information networks covering more than 170 countries and regions. In order to
utilize transformative trends in the future, Huawei
is increasing investment in innovative technologies, such as
cloud computing, Big Data, 5G, SDN, and NFV. By pushing the
limits of technology, Huawei is well positioned to seize opportunities in the
digital era. It strives to provide full connectivity between people, between
people and things, and between things. It will also continue to deliver
innovative products to individual users, businesses, and organizations. The
recent best example that has caught hearts all around the globe, but especially
in Pakistan
is Huawei Mate S.
As indicated by Interbrand's professional evaluation in the
2015 Best Global Brands report, Huawei has progressed well over the past year
in all its three major business segments – carrier, enterprise, and consumer.
Its strong R&D capacity, forward-looking strategic plan, and open
innovation have contributed greatly to its brand responsiveness, relevance, and
presence. And when it comes to the local market in Pakistan Huawei has very
efficiently developed a larger consumer pool than Apple or Samsung because
Huawei has something very foundational in terms of technologies and services
with a high quality experience and better aesthetic taste serving.
In the enterprise market,
Huawei's innovative products and solutions have laid a solid foundation for the
company's competitiveness, and are widely acknowledged by customers. As a
result, Huawei is accelerating its growth in the enterprise market. This growth
momentum is further fueled by the widespread adoption of Huawei's flagship
products and solutions (e.g. Cloud computing, storage, and agile networks) in
both domestic and overseas sectors, such as smart cities, finance, education,
and ISP.
In the consumer market,
Huawei's quality products with a superior user experience have enabled the
company to become the brand of choice. So far, Huawei has secured a strong
footing in the mid-range and high-end device market. Its high-end smartphones –
especially Mate7, Mate S, and P8 – and Honor smartphones have made solid
progress. These developments have allowed Huawei to enjoy quality and
sustainable growth in the consumer business.
Amid a wave of ICT convergence, interdependency and
co-existence are essential for different industries, products, services, and
brands. Close collaboration is required to build a more prosperous ICT
industry. Huawei is committed to creating an open ecosystem. Open partnership
has allowed the company to complement its capabilities and exchange energy with
the rest of the world.
With an open mindset, Huawei has collaborated closely with
its partners in areas such as cloud computing, SDN, NFV, and 5G, aiming to
jointly drive industry development.
At Huawei Cloud Congress 2015, Huawei announced its cloud
ecosystem strategy, which focuses on IT infrastructure, software platforms, and
enterprise cloud services. The company is dedicated to building a more robust
cloud ecosystem with its partners, including infrastructure providers,
application developers, channel partners, integrators, and independent software
vendors. At the forthcoming 1st Huawei Developers Congress (October 19–20,
2015), over 2,000 developers will gather to explore how to leverage Huawei's
open ICT capabilities to build a stronger ecosystem that benefits all.
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