Problems Faced by Huawei Technologies (Case Study Sample)
A case study of huawei based on a paper by kinicki and Breaux (2022).
1. What were the proplems faced by Huawei according to its ceo
2. how huawei can expand outside china despite the challenges it faces
the case study was to be carried out based on the paper above listed and other sources .
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Huawei case study
Huawei is a technology company that provide ICT infrastructure and smart devices for the global market. The company has the vision to bring digitization to every individual in the world, through technology. The company is based in China with presence around the globe in 170 countries. Huawei was founded in 1987 and currently has a customer base of over 3 billion. Employees of the company fully own shares in the company- based on the shareholding policy of the company. A total of 121,269 employees owns the shares of the company (Huawei, 2022). Huawei runs 14 global Research and Development centers and 36 joint innovation centers (Tang, 2020). Huawei developed the 5G (5th Generation) network, which is its newest innovation. The 5G network is expected to have features such as: Millimeter wave- high frequency waves to increase wireless network speed, small cell- the cells are smaller so can be at different locations to ensure better signals, Massive MIMO- many more signals for different users at one, Beam Foaming- reduces interference from nearby users and Full Duplex- double speed and efficiency for communication (Luo, 2019).
Globalization strategy of Huawei
Huawei’s globalization strategy was to first approach less developed regions and countries before extending to Europe through innovation, low cost, delivery speed and customer focus (Micheli and Carrillo, 2016). According to Zhang et. al. (2020), the technology industry strives on economies of scale. The more you produce, the lower the per unit cost of your
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