Huawei has rapidly increased its name recognition over the past few years and has finally become a well-known brand for PC Watch as it has advanced into the mobile PC field. This time, I visited Huawei's headquarters in Shenzhen, China, and saw and heard about the state of the headquarters and the attitude of manufacturing.
Huawei's head office is located in the Sakata (Bantian) district, which can be reached in about 30 minutes by car from the center of Shenzhen. The campus spreads over a vast site of 2 million square meters, which is about four times the size of Tokyo Disneyland.
All roads on campus are named by Huawei and named after great scientists of the past. In addition, the name of the subway station that will be completed near the campus in four years is scheduled to be "Huawei" station, which will be the first subway station in Shenzhen to be named after a company.
The scenery on the way from Shenzhen city center to Huawei is also very beautiful, but the Huawei campus is completely unrelated to the "inorganic" image of a company that manufactures the world's most advanced hardware. Beautiful scenery full of green spreads out. Depending on the building, there are plants inside the premises, and many plants are planted in the courtyard. Ren Zhengfei, the founder of Huawei, is well versed in architecture and is particular about architecture, and actually designed part of the campus himself. The idea is obvious when you look at the campus.
There are 40,000 elites with excellent wisdom gathered on this campus, but because it is an office that is filled with greenery and can be healed anytime, anywhere, they are able to make full use of their talents and abilities. deaf.
This is the inside of Huawei University (Training Center). The F district of the campus visited on the first day of the research and development tour of the research and development that left the achievements listed in the training center, which is full of greenery on the campus. The entrance of the F-1 building, which is full of greenery, was visited during working hours, so there weren't many people on the day. The basement of the expansive F-1 is a booth to introduce Huawei's business, and about 180,000 people work there that visitors can see, of which about 80,000 are involved in research and development. We have bases in about 170 countries around the world, and 15 R&D bases. Ranked 72nd in the world in terms of brand awareness and ranked 83rd in the Fortune Global 500