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Huawei completes switch from US products to in-house system in 88 overseas units
By Global Times Published: May 24, 2023 12:16 AM
Huawei Photo: VCG
Chinese technology giant Huawei has successfully replaced internal software management systems it once sourced from US vendors with its own in-house version in 88 overseas subsidiaries, as the company continues to reduce foreign reliance amid prolonged US curbs.
According to an article published on Huawei’s online community for its employees Xinsheng.huawei.com, the 88 overseas units in 75 countries were the first batch of Huawei's global branches to complete the switch to its self-developed MetaERP, covering business sectors including cloud computing, devices, and information and communication technology.
Huawei said it plans to accomplish the switchover in all of its more than 200 overseas units within the year.
ERP software is used by companies to manage key business operations ranging from accounting to supply chain management. It is widely seen as the most critical enterprise management IT system.
“The global switchover to MetaERP, and its ability to support the normal operations of Huawei’s diverse lines of business worldwide, will prove to be an all-around victory,” said the company.
In May 2019, the US Commerce Department added Huawei to a trade blacklist over alleged security concerns. The move has cut it off from a range of services and products, including ERP tools it largely purchased from US vendors.
Since then, the company has launched a transformation project to guarantee ERP continuity. After three years of efforts, the company successfully piloted the MetaERP system in Malaysia in September 2021, and applied it to key subsidiaries including Huawei Technologies in July 2022.
In January 2023, MetaERP successfully supported the company’s yearly settlements, representing a key victory for the system.
In late April, Huawei held an internal ceremony to celebrate the switch in Dongguan, South China, attended by the company's rotating Chairperson Meng Wanzhou.
“We were cut off from our old ERP system and other core operation and management systems more than three years ago. Since then, we have been able not only to build our own MetaERP, but also to manage the switch and prove its capabilities. Today we are proud to announce that we have broken through the blockade. We have survived!” Tao Jingwen, a Huawei board member and president of the quality, business process and IT management department, said during the ceremony.
Huawei completes switch from US products to in-house system in 88 overseas units
By Global Times Published: May 24, 2023 12:16 AM
Huawei Photo: VCG
Chinese technology giant Huawei has successfully replaced internal software management systems it once sourced from US vendors with its own in-house version in 88 overseas subsidiaries, as the company continues to reduce foreign reliance amid prolonged US curbs.
According to an article published on Huawei’s online community for its employees Xinsheng.huawei.com, the 88 overseas units in 75 countries were the first batch of Huawei's global branches to complete the switch to its self-developed MetaERP, covering business sectors including cloud computing, devices, and information and communication technology.
Huawei said it plans to accomplish the switchover in all of its more than 200 overseas units within the year.
ERP software is used by companies to manage key business operations ranging from accounting to supply chain management. It is widely seen as the most critical enterprise management IT system.
“The global switchover to MetaERP, and its ability to support the normal operations of Huawei’s diverse lines of business worldwide, will prove to be an all-around victory,” said the company.
In May 2019, the US Commerce Department added Huawei to a trade blacklist over alleged security concerns. The move has cut it off from a range of services and products, including ERP tools it largely purchased from US vendors.
Since then, the company has launched a transformation project to guarantee ERP continuity. After three years of efforts, the company successfully piloted the MetaERP system in Malaysia in September 2021, and applied it to key subsidiaries including Huawei Technologies in July 2022.
In January 2023, MetaERP successfully supported the company’s yearly settlements, representing a key victory for the system.
In late April, Huawei held an internal ceremony to celebrate the switch in Dongguan, South China, attended by the company's rotating Chairperson Meng Wanzhou.
“We were cut off from our old ERP system and other core operation and management systems more than three years ago. Since then, we have been able not only to build our own MetaERP, but also to manage the switch and prove its capabilities. Today we are proud to announce that we have broken through the blockade. We have survived!” Tao Jingwen, a Huawei board member and president of the quality, business process and IT management department, said during the ceremony.
The fruits of these German leaders is apparent: Recession
With this British controlled attitude, Cathay Pacific should not be flying over Russian Airspace.
Americanization of Australia
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Oh, you wrote something stupid to know "my" understanding? I don't understand stupid things, so refrain from doing that if you are capable.
LOLOL What kind of insignificant crap is this? Do you know how many books receive awards every year?
Planes were developed without any Arab input. Where world aviation would be without them is purely imagination and irrelevent imagination at that.
So the Mexican government allowed a person to bring kids from Syria, and your conclusion from that is that Mexico has more soft power than the US? So now soft power is based on how many kids from poor countries your government lets you bring? LOL Is this another stupid thing you say to "know my understanding?"
No, actually, I'm after hard power, specifically economic, technological and military development. You're the one posting pictures of dinners saying it's such an important soft power. I never posted a single picture or cared until you tried to inappropriately use it to draw conclusions.
Everything you say is irrelevent. Your understanding of soft power is irrelevent to the publically-accepted definitions, any and all versions of them.
Mexico ranks far below the US in tourism travel (2022) and all of that is based on the US government allowing US tourism to Mexico. If Mexico pissses off the US, no soft power will save it from a US hard ban, which can plummet Mexican tourism immediately. Once again, only hard power matters.
If you want to compare just Cancun, then it has less than half of the tourists that NYC has. Except Cancun is the gem of Mexico while America has many other popular destinations like Los Angeles, Washington DC, Las Vegas, etc... So... you have egg on your face again.
Why do you make me shit on Mexico so much? I don't want to shit on Mexico; I just want to keep things realistic. I don't like the US; it is an enemy of China. I am fine with Mexico. But you have me blasting away at Mexico and in favor of the US because your view is so far departed from reality, it has to be destroyed to stave off delusion.
It's call the hard power of expendable income. Without extra money, there is no tourism. All depends on hard economic power.
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