Huawei executives and partners gathered at Gallagher Convention Centre for a summit exploring the company's eKit range ambitions. The event focused on key enterprise topics, offering insights and updates on Huawei's innovative solutions aimed at empowering SMEs and driving digital transformation in South Africa's enterprise market.
At Gallagher Convention Centre, Huawei executives and partners came together for a summit to explore the multinational’s ambitions for its eKit range.
The summit welcomed more than 200 Huawei eKit partners and resellers poised to reshape the future of South Africa’s enterprise market.Huawei outlined its focus for eKit in the coming months, aiming to bring its products, services, and solutions to all segments of the ICT chain. The portfolio is characterised by its cost-effectiveness and streamlined simplicity as well as a reliance on the latest in network architecture innovations and support for Wi-Fi 6 and Wi-Fi 7.
Thamani Technolgies’ Eric Thwala’s provided an overview of life as a Huawei eKit partner. His testimonial covered Huawei’s willingness to dispatch support staff directly to his business to assist with the deployment of a large contract using Huawei’s eKit products.
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