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24 Huawei Investment & Holding Co., Ltd. 2014 Annual Report
In 2014, our innovative fixed network products and
solutions as well as outstanding services gained
recognition from more customers from around the
world, as evidenced by the following:
■ Constructed 186 commercial networks powered by
our 400G core routers, becoming the world's largest
supplier for commercial 400G core routers.
■ Helped BT build the industry's first 100G and
200G flexrate WDM OTN network. This network
has doubled the service bandwidth for BT without
incurring extra hardware costs, and reduced its
network investment.
■ Worked with Eircom to successfully deploy the
Vectoring broadband access equipment, and offered
ultra-broadband copper line access with a rate of
up to 100 Mbit/s to more than 700,000 homes and
enterprises in Ireland. This has become the world's
largest commercial Vectoring network.
People's demands for display and screen experience
are far from satisfied. 4K ultra-HD video technology
is becoming mature and will be applied on a large
scale over the next two years. Against this backdrop,
carriers will need to optimize their networks to support
high-quality 4K/8K video. SDN brings business value
to carriers in terms of open innovation, efficient
operations, and simplified O&M. Its value has been
verified in commercial use, and SDN will be deployed
commercially in the future. Enterprises need hybrid
cloud in the cloud era. Cloud connectivity will present
carriers with strategic opportunities in the cloud service
market. In the FMC2.0 era where carriers will converge
FBB, MBB, and content, networks will be optimized in
terms of applications, cloud, and experience. We will
continue to adopt an open and innovative attitude,
provide more competitive solutions to facilitate industry
development, and become a trusted strategic partner of
our global customers.
Global Services
Huawei continued to increase investment in developing
its capabilities in service solutions and platforms. We
established complete local service delivery organizations
and platforms around the world. To meet carriers'
ICT transformation requirements, we carried out joint
innovation and cooperated openly with world-leading
carriers to build the ecosystem. We also increased
investment in competence and innovation centers,
including our NFV/SDN Open Labs in Xi'an, China;
more than 20 SOCs across the globe; GNOCs in India
and Romania; GNEEC in Beijing, China; our CETC
in Shenzhen, China; SPO Lab in Europe; and our
Performance and Experience Analysis Center in Xi'an,
China.
The HUAWEI SmartCare® CEM solution delivered
verifiable business value to carriers in the areas of
service quality management and customer experience
analysis. We actively participated in setting industry
standards for CEM. Specifically, we were involved in
developing 531 KQIs relating to customer experience
at the TM Forum, and in setting the baseline value for
indicators at the QuEST Forum. In 2014, Huawei's CETC
won the award for CEM Innovation of the Year from
Telecom Asia.
In the managed services domain, we were committed
to maximizing network efficiency for customers.
We increased investment in the MSUP and GNOCs,
and expanded the delivery scope of centralized and
standardized services. While continuing to improve our
global O&M efficiency and quality, we helped carriers
achieve operational excellence.
Huawei's Quality Brand MBB solution continuously
improves capabilities in precise planning and
optimization. It does so by providing accurate forecasts on