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Digital economy

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Roger, the godfather of Huawei's digital transformation, president of Stanford Research Institute's European region, and partner of strategic master Michael Porter, is one of the most influential figures in the digital world today and a pioneer in Internet IP network architecture. In the 1970s, he served as a researcher at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and participated in the design of the Internet, which influenced the reshaping of the entire digital world. Participated in multiple changes in the Internet technology wave and developed business strategies for many Fortune 500 companies in the digital economy era. As a widely respected international business leader, I have 45 years of experience in consulting, business management, and entrepreneurship. Professor Michael Porter, the renowned father of competitive strategy at Harvard Business School, collaborates on research on technology strategy., In the 1970s, Roger participated in the design of the Internet as a researcher at MIT. Afterwards, we entered the communication industry and assisted the UK in establishing the first public call center and fiber optic network, promoting the application of 3G mobile and global cloud applications, becoming the world's leading TMT business authority. In the early stages of the Internet era, he helped global companies develop e-commerce platforms and leverage the power of the Internet to gain commercial benefits. Roger is currently a visiting professor of digital economy at Europe's largest 5G testing center, which provides research, education, and consulting services to government and corporate clients, helping them enter the digital economy. In 2017, Roger led a study funded by Airbus on the commercial application of integrating 5G and satellite technology. Roger is a world-renowned international business leader. I have served as a senior executive and important advisor for many top companies, as well as an executive director for Fujitsu Europe and the business director of Ernst&Young. I have provided consulting services to leading companies such as BP, BT, Philips, IBM, Shell, etc. The total market value of the consulting company exceeds one trillion US dollars, so I am also known as Mr. Eleven Thousand US dollars. I am also the President of the European region at Stanford Research Institute, leading a global multi client project called Business in the Third Millennium in the 30th century.

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