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一篇报道指出，上个季度之中华为的智能手机在销售上超过了像诺基亚、HTC、RIM（这家公司刚刚更名为黑莓），这个消息在上周发布之时让很多从都大跌了眼镜。但是针对这家公司的最新消息缺乏更为广泛的报道，该公司的电信网络设备被证明是更为知名的。 “我们将会保持开放透明的承诺，这将是我们的荣耀”华为公司的首席财务执行官在一次新闻发布会上宣称。华为是一家私有制企业，并没有公开纰漏有关财务的情况。但该公司在努力扩大规模——这让欧洲方面有所怨言，称其存在不正常补贴；而美国也指责华为“不透明”。去年十月，美国国会委员会凭借一些站不住脚的证据，称华为透明度低而且与中国军方有联系，因此已经对美国的国家安全构成了威胁。 A REPORT that Huawei sold more smartphones in the last quarter of 2012 than either Nokia, HTC or RIM (the company that has just renamed itself BlackBerry) raised eyebrows last week. But less widely reported news about the Chinese company, best known for its telecoms-networking gear, may prove more important. “We will honour our commitment to transparency and openness,” declared Cathy Meng, the firm’s chief financial officer, at a press conference. Huawei is privately held, so has no obligation to disclose its finances. But its efforts to expand have led to grumbles in Europe about subsidies and a backlash in America against its opacity. A congressional committee claimed last October, on flimsy evidence, that its lack of transparency and ties to the Chinese army make it a security threat to America. On the contrary, says John Suffolk, Huawei’s cyber-security tsar who used to be chief information officer for Britain’s government: his firm is itself the target of “tens of thousands of cyber attacks a week”. And Eric Anderson, of America’s National Intelligence University, concludes in a new book, “Sinophobia: The Huawei Story”, that the firm is a victim of China-bashing. Ms Meng’s promise of openness is important because she is not just the company’s chief financial officer. Her father is Ren Zhengfei, its secretive founder. She said revenues rose to 220 billion yuan ($35 billion) in 2012, an 8% rise, while profits surged by a third. Fine, but did not Huawei say in early 2012 that it expected revenues to rise by 15-20%? No clear answers are offered. It seems the firm’s push into the market for company networks has got bogged down. Ms Meng also gave a few details about the company’s odd ownership structure. Mr Ren holds a mere 1.4% stake, she claimed, and most of the rest is held by the firm’s employees. But will employees be allowed to trade those shares freely? The firm is ostensibly run by several co-chief executives, but can they overrule Mr Ren? How exactly was the firm’s original board of directors chosen? Ms Meng says only that “in the future, we will also disclose other details, such as our board members’ shareholdings.” Huawei is right to open up, but such partial disclosures reveal how much further the firm has to go. A MONTH before leaving office, South Korea’s president, Lee Myung-bak, has sparked a political row by pardoning several political allies who had been convicted of bribery and corruption. The move has caused a rift between Mr Lee and the president-elect, Park Geun-hye, and has caused widespread public anger. In the past South Koreans tolerated a certain level of corruption, but slower growth and a perception of rising inequality have changed attitudes towards the culture of political impunity. Among those pardoned by Mr Lee is Choi See-joong, a former cabinet member and political mentor of the president. Mr Choi was convicted last year of receiving bribes from a property developer and has served less than half his two-and-a-half year prison sentence. Chun Shin-il, a businessman and long-time friend of the president, also had his bribery conviction quashed. The former national assembly speaker, Park Hee-tae, was let off, too, despite his involvement in vote-buying. In total, Mr Lee pardoned 55 people, though not all of them were scandal-hit politicians. And there were no heads of South Korea’s big conglomerates, the chaebol, as in previous years, nor any pardon for the president’s elder brother, Lee Sang-deuk, who received two years’ imprisonment last week for corruption. But that would anyway have been impossible: “Hyungnim” (“Big Brother”) Lee, as he is known to his critics, is appealing against his sentence, and pardons can apply only to completed cases. Ms Park, whose inauguration takes place on February 25th, won December’s election after promising cleaner politics. She says the pardons amount to “abuse of presidential power”. But just this week allegations of dodgy property deals forced her own prime-ministerial nominee to resign. Mr Lee’s staff insist it is the legal privilege of the head of state to issue pardons. But it is a disappointing end for a president who once claimed to lead a “morally perfect” administration. According to the Wall Street journal reported on July 25, huawei technologies co., LTD.) has bright future of smartphone business.The Wall Street journal, according to an internal memo seen in the first half of this year, huawei's smart phones and other consumer products sales growth of 30%. Huawei's consumer business group CEO Richard Yu (Richard Yu) in sent to the colleagues called "don't be left behind" memo, as of June 30, huawei terminal business group's profit for more than half of profit target for 2014.The group's main selling smartphones.Yu said that huawei to shift from low-end phones to the high-end smartphone strategy is effective.Huawei did not disclose each business department internal profit target. Huawei has said in the past, the smart phone business has been profitable, but not announced specific Numbers.Huawei's main business is sales of telecommunications equipment to telecom operators. Yu said in the memo, good overall growth in overseas markets, Latin America, the Middle East, north Africa, southeast Asia, central Asia and south Pacific five regional leading growth. Yu this memo full of optimism and the beginning of this month, the world's largest smartphone makers samsung issued a profit warning for smartphone sales downturn situation is in stark contrast.Despite China's smartphone market shows signs of slowing growth, huawei is trying to increase the sales in emerging markets, with samsung positive competition. However, huawei's market share in the smartphone market is still far lower than the samsung.International data corporation (IDC) said that in the first quarter of this year, samsung in the global smartphone market share of 30%, followed by apple, at 16%.Came in third place of huawei differ with the top two far away, the market share of 5%. Consumer electronics business growth shows that huawei smartphone business played a bigger role in the company development.Earlier this week, huawei said, in the first half of this year's revenue growth of 19%.At that time, the company did not disclose the detail business categories of income. The annual CES are being held in Las Vegas.Huawei again as international brands took part in this international event, and shows huawei's latest technology and the latest mobile terminal products, including new flagship phone huawei Ascend Mate2 4 g, while huawei BG consumer product line President he gang in huawei booth received a mobile phone, and other Chinese media interview, huawei smartphone last year's performance is introduced, and some of the future development plan. The past 2013 years, the global smartphone market booming again, and the domestic mobile phone market is more competitive, huawei is introduced, including huawei Mate, P2, P6, etc, the more strong smart machine.He said that in 2013 sales of $9 billion for the mobile phone, while smartphone sales reached 52 million units, compared with growth of 62.5% in 2012, growth is higher. At the same time, he also further revealed that huawei mainly from the growth of smartphone sales in China, the United States, and Europe., including huawei Ascend Mate and Ascend P6, P2, D, P two series sales in the last year have a qualitative leap.He especially pointed out that huawei Ascend P6 shipments currently has reached 4 million units, while huawei Ascend P2 sales in Japan, was among the first Android smartphone. As for huawei in the future if they would launch a new series of smartphones, he gave no answer.Huawei also, he said, will be mainly around the D, P, G, Y four series products.Among them, the D series is the top huawei huawei product series, mainly on science and technology;P series main fashion;G is the main carrier channel on series one thousand yuan smartphones;And Y series is defined as entry-level products. In the domestic mobile phone market after entering the 4 g era, huawei has launched a flagship 4 g smartphones - huawei Ascend Mate2 4 g.As for has arrived in 2014, he said huawei will launch 20, paragraph 4 g smart phone, in the first half and the second half of the year will have about 10 new products listed, which can meet the needs of domestic consumers for 4 g terminal products. In addition, the need to add that in 2014 for smartphone sales target for more than 80 million units, compared with 52 million units in 2013, will have a gain of more than 50%.At home 4 g phones are almost universal access to this year, for huawei is full of opportunity, and facing the challenge of this year, huawei will hand over how to report card, leave time to your answer. |
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