Huawei Managed CloudCampus and PTCL signed a strategic MOU in March 2017 in order to strengthen their partnership in learning and development. The agreement paved the way for digital transformation and enhanced the competitiveness of resources. The two companies continue to work together in their learning and development programs, continuing the successful model that has worked well for them in the past. These learning and development programs will prepare a company for the challenges of digital transformation and upcoming technologies.

PTCL and Huawei have partnered to offer a complete managed Cloud Campus solution for educational institutes. The solution combines AI-Enabled WIFI-6 Campus, Software Defined LAN and WAN, and PTCL’s proven connectivity and data center infrastructure. The smart campus solution uses software defined networks, AI-driven network management, and a software-defined networking architecture to deliver superior performance and reliability.

Hybrid cloud environment

This solution is a hybrid cloud environment. This cloud infrastructure is built on top of the existing network, allowing enterprises to run critical applications on it while ensuring privacy and security. The service is also flexible, enabling enterprises to scale quickly and easily, and helps organizations increase the performance of their applications. Using this solution, PTCL users can run these critical applications with greater speed and bandwidth. The company will benefit from improved performance, network visibility, and enhanced security.

The PTCL-Huawei managed CloudCampus Solution enables enterprises to run critical applications, while ensuring the security of data and confidentiality. The cloud infrastructure also delivers improved performance, higher capacity, and higher bandwidth to help enterprises leverage the benefits of the cloud. The cloud-based solutions also allow organizations to take advantage of the power of big data and the flexibility to expand their business. The PTCL-Huawei ManagedCloudCampus Solution is designed to support the needs of both enterprises and ensure a seamless on-ramp to cloud environments.

high-end data demands

It is comprehensive solution for enterprises with high-end data demands. It is also designed to maintain data privacy. Furthermore, it supports a comprehensive security strategy and includes AI-Enabled WIFI-6 Campus. Its Software Defined LAN and WAN as a Service technology allows for seamless connectivity and manages applications, thus improving business efficiency.

The PTCL-Huawei managed CloudCampus Solution consists of several components: AI-Enabled WIFI-6 Campus, Software Defined LAN, and WAN as a Service. Designed with business continuity in mind, it is a complete solution for a campus’ IT infrastructure. This cloud-based infrastructure can help the institution’s overall digital transformation and ensure the integrity of its data.

CloudCampus Solution

The PTCL-Huawei managed CloudCampus Solution includes AI-enabled Wi-Fi-6 Campus and Software Defined LAN/WAN. It also includes Huawei’s Next-Generation Autonomous Driving Network Management. It also has industry-proven connectivity, capacity, and data centre infrastructure. Moreover, it ensures secure, compliant, and scalable operations for enterprises.

PTCL and Huawei have jointly launched the PTCL-Huawei managed CloudCampus Solution in Pakistan. The MTCL-Huawei managed CloudCampuesa solution includes AI-enabled WIFI-6 Campus. The MTCC solution also provides software-defined LAN and WAN as a service. It is a comprehensive solution for enterprise IT and learning. Its AI-enabled Wi-Fi-6 Campus and Software-Defined LAN and WAN as a Service are the key components of the Smart CloudCampus.

MTCC-IoT-CloudCampus

MTCC-IoT-CloudCampus is an integrated network platform with advanced technologies, including intelligent network management, artificial intelligence (AI), and cloud computing. The IoT-Cloud Campus solution combines next-generation autonomous driving networks, PTCL’s industry-proven connectivity, and Huawei’s next-generation autonomous-driving network management. MTCC-IT’s managed CloudCampus Solution enables the deployment of a cloud-based computing environment and helps enterprises automate IT operations while reducing costs.

Realme Embarks on a New Era With a Sales-First Approach for Pakistan

As a smartphone brand, realme aims to expand its presence in Pakistan by 2022. To achieve its target, the company has appointed Harvey He as its new country manager and has partnered with three channel distributors in the country – Airlink Communications in the north, United Mobile in the center, and Muller & Chipps in the south. The new business strategy focuses on sales and marketing in the country, as well as focusing on product quality and durability.

Point 1

Realme is committed to providing its customers with high-quality, affordable products at competitive prices. In addition to being one of the leading smartphones in Pakistan, realme strives to provide the best value for money. In its sales strategy, the company focuses on providing mobile phones to young people around the world. Its global strategy focuses on making these products affordable and easy-to-use for millennials.

To reach more customers in the country, realme has appointed Harvey He as its new country manager. The new sales strategy aims to expand the company’s presence across Pakistan and partner with the leading channel distributors. In addition to this, the company has partnered with three local smartphone companies to build its distribution network. The company also has its own smartphone assembly operations in Pakistan.

Point 2

As the fastest growing smartphone brand in Pakistan, realme has made its way to the top four markets in South Asia. In the last three years, the company has sold two million devices in Pakistan. To meet this demand, realme has set up a local assembly line in Sialkot, which will reduce the manufacturing costs and make products more affordable. In the coming years, the brand plans to continue expanding its presence in the country and expand its reach.

Realme has recently started local assembly of its smartphones in Pakistan. In addition, the company has partnered with three channel distributors to expand its reach in the country. In the north, Realme has partnered with Airlink Communications, while in the south, the company has teamed up with Muller & Phipps. Further, the company has tapped three leading channel distributors in Pakistan to expand its distribution reach.

Point 3

With these new partnerships, Realme is aiming to expand in Pakistan, the country’s largest smartphone market. It has partnered with three channel distributors in Pakistan – Airlink Communications in the north, United Mobile in the central region, and Muller and Phipps in the south. The company has recently started local assembly in the country as well.

The new business model has a strong focus on selling in the country. It has partnered with three of the leading channel distributors in Pakistan, including Airlink Communications, United Mobile, and M&P, which are known for their expertise and local knowledge. A sales-first approach has also been adopted by realme in its business model, which is driven by the needs of consumers.

Point 4

Realme has partnered with three channel distributors in Pakistan, including Airlink Communications in the north and United Mobile in the central regions. In addition, it has localized its smartphone assembly to improve its supply chain and ensure that quality is the top priority in all of its deals. Moreover, it has partnered with a fourth distributor, Muller & Phipps, in the south.

The company also aims to expand its presence in Pakistan through the three channel distributors. In Pakistan, realme has partnered with Airlink Communications in the north and United Mobile in the central region and Muller & Phipps in the south. The three channel distributors, which include M&P, will sell the brand’s smartphones in the country.