Advances in Economics, Management and Political Sciences
- The Open Access Proceedings Series for Conferences
Series Vol. 76 , 18 April 2024
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With the development of technology, the Internet, and big data, all industries have gradually undergone digital transformation. Simultaneously, as transportation demand grows, digital and intelligent solutions have created new development potential for the railroad business. Huawei, a Chinese technolgy company, grasped the chance to enter the railroad sector and pioneered the development of the intelligent railway by combining digital and railroad technologies. This study uses ten pieces of literature and Huawei Intelligent Railway objects to look at how digitalization of the railway affects the environment, society, and government, as well as the effects of ESG theory and the SWOT approach. Finally, the examination of this research leads to the conclusion that Huawei’sbusiness model of digital technology-enabled railway helps the improvement of the environment, society, and government. As a result, it is possible to infer that successful digital technology empowerment benefits global development by promoting the betterment of the environment, society, and government.
Huawei Intelligent Railway, Digitalization, ESG, SWOT
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