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Definition of Digital economy andTalks about the enablers of Digital Economy from a foundational infrastructure, digital infrastructure , regulatory environment, enabling technology and human capital development perspectives.

To digitally transform an enterprise is to use the opportunities that data and technologies provide to optimize its core operations and ensure that it's adaptable to changes. In the education sector, this process is well underway, with data analytics Artificial Intelligence (AI), and videoconferencing changing the way students learn —guiding them through a more immersive and interactive educational journey.

As a leading ICT solution provider, Huawei has been dedicated to developing new technologies in the intelligent education field for a decade. And in recent years, the company has launched the Huawei Hybrid Learning Solution. The solution has served hundreds of schools and universities in many countries and regions, with the number of users increasing dramatically during the pandemic period.

To deliver high computing power, resources in data centers must be highly coordinated and converged. With this in mind, Huawei launched the CloudFabric 3.0 Hyper-Converged DCN Solution.

In April 2019, Huawei won Gartner Peer Insights Customers' Choice in the network field for the first time. To date, Huawei has garnered this title eight times in three consecutive years. Unlike other vendors specializing in only one field, Huawei is an all-round vendor who has already been named Customers' Choice for four categories — 'Wired and Wireless LAN Access Infrastructure', 'WAN Edge Infrastructure', 'Data Center and Cloud Networking', and 'Network Firewalls'.

When Converge ICT Solutions brought its fiber broadband technology to Manila, it faced three well-entrenched rivals. Today, it boasts a 50% market share, and is expanding into internet data centers.

With the advent of an intelligent society, more governments and enterprise customers choose Huawei‘s CloudCampus Solution, and in doing so, become intelligent IP pioneers in the digital transformation of industries.

Digital identities are a key component in the development of digital economies, the digital transformation of government, and the delivery of digital operating technologies including the Internet of Things (IoT) and industrial automation. By identifying and authenticating people, software, hardware components, and digital services, new capabilities can be introduced rapidly and securely and integrated into ecosystems, delivering new capabilities using digital identities as a key component of integration.