The two-day event at the Park Hyatt Hotel in Jeddah, which
opened on Sunday, hosted by Naseba (2nd Annual Kingdom Healthcare Expansion
Summit) with the support of Minister of Health Dr. Abdullah Al-Rabeeah.
Huawei is demonstrating its advanced e-health solution and
remote health management, which offer solutions that streamline healthcare
services in the Kingdom. Exhibition delegates will also experience Huawei's
wide range of ICT network infrastructure and applications for the vertical
market sectors.
Huawei's end-to-end solutions offer a varied range of
e-health solutions architecture to meet the diversified demands of the region's
growing healthcare industry and accommodate large quantities of data
collection, transmission and processing requirements. By integrating hospitals
with remote health management, Huawei is dedicated to revolutionize the
healthcare sector with cost-effective and smart solutions to provide the best
healthcare services.
“Huawei is very pleased to be part of this esteemed event
which reflects the investments of the Saudi government's continued vision and
goals to create future growth in the Kingdom and its society. As healthcare is
an important facet in socio-economic efficiency and stability, we recognize
that the implementation of e-health systems and solutions will continue to shape
and enrich societies. Driven by the rapid deployment of new technologies and
evolving consumer requirements, we are realizing the "Networked
World" through ubiquitous connectivity and services,” said Huawei’s vice
president for enterprise in the Middle East.
Being a significant player in the Middle East region, Huawei
entered the Saudi enterprise market in 2002 as a solutions provider to Aramco,
the world's largest oil producer. This initial venture into the Kingdom was for
provision of the highest switching capacity of digital telephone switches to
Aramco. Huawei has since cooperated with Aramco to provide a variety of ICT
based solutions that include MSAN, Datacom, IP PBX & IP Phones etc. Huawei
is a key vendor to the Kingdom's major operators including Saudi Telecom
Company (STC), Ettihad Etisalat (Mobily) and Zain, and is currently working
with a number of enterprise and government entities in the provision of
end-to-end ICT solutions.
