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SHENZHEN, China, March 25, 2021 /PRNewswire=KYODO JBN/ --

Huawei launched the Smart Customs Solution globally during the Huawei

Industrial Digital Transformation Conference 2021. It focuses on

customs-specific scenarios, with emphasis on goods, vehicles, enterprises, and

places to achieve comprehensive digital supervision capability, making

cross-border trade easier and secured.

Secure & Convenient: New Trends in Digital Customs Transformation in a

Globalized World

Mr. York Yuekun, President of Huawei's Global Government Business Unit, said:

"Serving 170 countries around the world, Huawei understands the challenges and

requirements of customs. To achieve efficient clearance and ensure convenient

declaration, a comprehensive digital upgrade of customs services is needed. As

a leading global provider of ICT infrastructure and smart devices, Huawei has

worked with global ecosystem partners to leverage its strengths in cloud

computing, big data, and AI to put together a secure, convenient, and efficient

Smart Customs Solution."

In an increasingly globalized world, customs is expected to assume new and

increasingly important responsibilities in support of national economy and

trade development. While strengthening the supervision of trade security,

convenient clearance services must also be provided to improve the overall

service experience. This is the driving force behind the digital transformation

of customs.

Huawei Smart Customs Solution Facilitates Digital Transformation of the Customs

Industry

With continuous development in cross-border e-commerce, customs authorities are

facing more and more pressure in the supervision of cross-border parcels and

logistics. Due to the pandemic, inspection and quarantine are now a key

priorities. It is a universal challenge for customs to improve clearance

efficiency while ensuring trade security.

Hence, Huawei cooperated with global ecosystem partners to jointly develop the

Smart Customs Solution. These partners include CUPIA, Maxvision Technology, and

Powerbridge among others. They have been invited to participate in the Customs

Session to jointly release the solution together with Huawei. Applying leading

ICT technologies such as converged communications, AI, big data, and cloud

computing, Huawei created a digital foundation for cloud-network-edge-device

integration. Ecosystem partners can then layer on their scenario-based services

and applications such as smart customs clearance, intelligent checkpoint, and

smart port management.

Augustine Chiew, Huawei's Director of Global Customs and Tax Industries who

released the solution, said, "The Smart Customs Solution will support and aid

the implementation of self-service customs clearance in cross-border logistics

while ensuring the entire process remain under security supervision. One-stop

services such as declaration, payment, and goods release, are now available to

enterprises. The solution also achieves comprehensive management of goods,

vehicles, enterprises and places."

Huawei has also developed the Intelligent Cube solution for customs clearance

at ports. It pre-integrates computing, storage, network, and security

capabilities, supporting intelligent checkpoints, customs clearance systems in

a unified manner, allowing customs authorities to build one-stop smart customs

clearance capabilities quickly. The average deployment time is reduced by

approximately 60%, with vehicle clearance time shortened to seconds, greatly

improving the intelligence and clearance efficiency of ports.

To meet the network requirements of different scenarios, services, and data in

customs, Huawei leverages years of expertise in network connectivity to develop

an intent-driven customs network scenario-based solution. This solution uses

technologies such as Wi-Fi 6, FlexE-based network slicing, iLossless algorithm,

and AI knowledge graph to achieve wide coverage and full connection in all

customs scenarios, ensuring low latency and zero packet loss for core services.

It also shortened the mean time to repair (MTTR) from 4 hours to 10 minutes,

greatly improving user experience. It includes intelligent ultra-broadband,

intelligent connection, and intelligent O&M capabilities meeting the digital

transformation requirements of customs.

It is our firm belief that digital technologies will continue to drive the

transformation of various industries. Therefore, Huawei will continue to

iteratively innovate smart solutions to help reshape the future of smart

customs, facilitate its digital transformation making cross-border trade easier

and secured.

From March 24 to 26, Huawei hosts the Industrial Digital Transformation

Conference 2021 online, exploring the power of the resilient and innovative

digital world from three perspectives: business, technology, and ecosystems.

Huawei will share insights on digital transformation, and introduce business

strategies, talent programs, and ecosystems that support it. We will detail

practices that the business has carried out over recent years in the

government, education, transportation, finance, and energy sectors, etc. We

will also showcase the latest developments in areas including connectivity,

cloud and AI. For more information, please visit us at

https://e.huawei.com/en/events/industry-digital-transformation/2021

SOURCE  Huawei

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