Panelist speaker Konesh Kochhal, Director, Industry Ecosystem Engagements, Marketing, South Pacific Region of Huawei at the Selangor Smart City & Digital Economy Convention 2018, on the panel session titled How Artificial Intelligence is Leveraging Machine Learning to Enhance Productivity

1. Connectivity + Intelligence – Future Cities
Konesh Kochhal
Director, Industry Ecosystem Engagements
Southern Pacific Region
Selangor Smart City and Digital Economy Convention 2018

2. 2
Sustainable Development Goals (SDG) 2030 and Digital Development
MWC 2016: Mobile Industry takes lead to commit to SDGs,
An ambitious plan unanimously adopted in 2015 by all 193 countries in
the United Nations General Assembly
Build resilient infrastructure,
promote inclusive and sustainable
industrialization and foster
innovation
Make cities and human settlements
inclusive, safe, resilient and
sustainable
Infrastructure
Connected Cities
Source: GSMA 2017 Mobile Industry Impact Report : Sustainable Development Goals
Digital Connectivity Digital Services Digital Interactions and Transactions

3. 3
Emergence of an
intelligent world
Ø People
Ø Industries
Ø Societies
Connection of the physical world
15th–17th centuries
Sea routes
Rise of the industrial world
1870–1914
Electricity
We Are Creating an Intelligent World
Internet
1945–present
Integrating into the digital world

4. 4
Measuring the Intelligent Connectivity – Huawei GCI
Traditional Economy Digital Economy

5. AI is turning Intelligent Connectivity into a gateway for a new
economic growth cycle
Economy

6. A country’s AI readiness should have three equally important
components in place
Technology
Algorithm
Software workforce, AI spending
Computing Power
Data center investment, Cloud
Data
Data creation, IoT install base
AI Readiness
12
10
8
6
4
2
Adopter! Frontrunner!Starter!
Prioritization Broadband
Cloud
Broadband + Data Center
Cloud + Big Data
5G, IoT and AI

7. 7
City + Intelligence: A Sustainable Digital Life for Every City Resident
Revenue generated in 2017 after
implementing the smart city
program: US$100m
16%
Business-
friendly
Yanbu, Saudi Arabia
Inbound investment
increase
Time needed to get an exit-entry permit
for traveling to and from Hong Kong and
Macao: 7 working days à 2 mins
50%
Smart
Government
Longgang District of
Shenzhen, China
Service launch
efficiency
# of annual crimes:
7,288 à 4,383
46%
People-
friendly
Nairobi, Kenya
Crime rate
Environment-
friendly
45%
Power consumption of intelligent
Lighting compared with traditional
solutions: 37%
Weifang, Shandong
Province, China
Streetlight O&M
efficiency

8. 8
Challenges (Opportunities) Bottom Up Approach
Infrastructure
Improvements
Local Content/
Application
Development
Local Authority
Participation
Ecosystem Collaboration
Society
Engegement
Replicability, Scalability
& Sustainability
Smart (Intelligent) City is a Modern day approach to urban management, by enabling intelligent connectivity for
People and things around them in a digital environment
Policy
Enable Service Focus and Differentiation Spectrum Economics | Sharing Approach | Disruptions Management
Enable Infrastructure Development Cost Transformation | Digital Inclusion for all
New Technologies Adoption 5G | Video | IoT | AI | VR | AR | Security
Operational M&A | MVNO | Site Access | Energy
Services
Technology Transformation Virtualization | Cloudification | IT commoditization | Security
Operational Transformation Cost | GTM | Experience Management
Service/Content Providers, Devices Inclusive Partner to the Ecosystem Collaboration | Business Models
Ecosystem Elements New Roles Industry – Engagements | Standards | Economic | Government - Enabler

9. 9
Huawei’s Vision and Mission
Bring digital to every person, home and organization for a
fully connected, intelligent world.