As part of the 15th annual Global Peter Drucker Forum, which ended on December 1, Huawei conducted its first side workshop for European startups that ended on Dec 1. As part of Huawei's commitment to nurturing 10,000 startups globally by 2025, as well as 1000 startups in Europe by 2027, the training bootcamp came as part of Huawei's commitment.
An international conference that honors the management philosophy of the late business guru Peter Drucker, who was born in Vienna in 1909, is the Global Peter Drucker Forum, which is an international event that takes place every year to bring together business leaders and scholars from around the world to discuss best management practices. This year, the theme was “Creating Resilience – Leading in an age of discontinuity.”
An international conference dedicated to the management philosophy of the late business guru Peter Drucker, who was born in Vienna in 1909, is referred to as the Global Peter Drucker Forum. This conference is held every year in order to bring together global business leaders and academics to discuss best management practices. The theme this year was "Creating Resilience – Leading in an age of discontinuity."
Radoslaw Kedzia, Senior Vice President of Huawei European Region, spoke at the main event, stating: "I believe that technology innovation, such as Huawei Cloud AI Pangu model, management evolution that will adapt to the ever-changing environment, and partnership building, including with SMEs, are key steps to finding resilience and getting back to normal after a chaotic situation."
During the event, Huawei and the Global Peter Drucker Forum invited about 20 SMEs from Vienna and across Europe to attend a workshop that provided them with practical business training, and also gave them the opportunity to network with top business practitioners and receive some valuable business advice.. In this side workshop, participants participated in interactive masterclasses on how to hire the right people and how to pitch their products. There were a number of speakers at the event, including Carla Arellano, Partner at Greyhound Capital, and Professor Curt Carlson, Distinguished Executive in Residence at Worcester Polytechnic Institute.
There were a number of speakers at the event, including Carla Arellano, Partner at Greyhound Capital, and Professor Curt Carlson, Distinguished Executive in Residence at Worcester Polytechnic Institute.
In addition to this, participants also learned how Huawei can assist SMEs in accelerating their growth. The director of global industry development of Huawei Cloud Global Marketing and Sales Service, Zhuang Fen, remarked: "With Huawei Cloud's dedicated technology support, joint marketing, and cloud services we enable startups to unleash their global potential". In addition, startups will be able to take advantage of customized cloud credits and access to our vast global network and ecosystem, enabling them to thrive in today's competitive market..In addition to Huawei, other speakers from the event talked about Acceleration4Change and the International Startup Scale Up programs in Italy and Ireland.
In addition to Huawei, other speakers from the event talked about Acceleration4Change and the International Startup Scale Up programs in Italy and Ireland.
In addition to the managers of young tech firms that had previously benefited from Huawei's partnership, the workshop also included managers from young companies that had worked with Huawei in the past. According to Jonni Malacarne, CEO of Blue Tensor, "It is a collaborative journey toward migrating from our on-premise platforms to Huawei's cloud, which provides scalability, security, and efficiency." Using AI, the company offers ready-to-use products such as Eyerus for computer vision/predictive analysis and Linguanalysis for document management.

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