When Huawei landed in Spain in 2001, digital transformation was just beginning to change the way we communicate, work and relate. 25 years later, technology has become an essential element of society, but it has also posed new challenges: preparing people for the professions of the future, reducing the gaps in access to knowledge and using innovation to respond to the great social and environmental challenges.
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When Huawei landed in Spain in 2001, digital transformation was just beginning to change the way we communicate, work and relate. 25 years later, technology has become an essential element of society, but it has also posed new challenges: preparing people for the professions of the future, reducing the gaps in access to knowledge and using innovation to respond to the great social and environmental challenges.