Ericsson (China) Communications Co., Ltd., founded in Sweden in 1876, is renowned in the field of IMS and softswitch, and is the world's leading provider of end-to-end comprehensive communication solutions for mobile systems, focusing on large enterprises in the fields of networking, telecommunications professional services and multimedia
Ericsson, founded in 1876 in Stockholm, Sweden, operates in more than 140 countries and is a leading global provider of end-to-end comprehensive communications solutions and professional services. At present, Ericsson's core business includes: networking, telecommunications professional services and multimedia, of which the multimedia business includes Ericsson mobile platform technology licensing, enterprise solutions and mobile terminal business (owning 50% of Sony Ericsson Mobile Communications Company).
Ericsson is the world's largest supplier of mobile systems, able to provide equipment and services for all major mobile communication standards in the world, 40% of the world's mobile calls are made through Ericsson's systems, and more than half of the world's 3G commercial networks choose Ericsson as a provider. Ericsson is a leader in both IMS and softswitches, and is one of the world's largest providers of professional telecommunications services.
Ericsson's business with China dates back to 1892. China has always been one of Ericsson's most important markets in the world. In 2002, China became one of Ericsson's three major product supply hubs in the world; In 2002, Ericsson China R&D Institute was established in Beijing, and since 2000, Ericsson's R&D investment in China has grown at a rapid rate of 30% per year. In 1997, Ericsson China Academy was established in Beijing to train outstanding technical and management talents for China's telecommunications industry.
Ericsson is committed to sustainability and corporate responsibility as an integral part of all business activities. In China, Ericsson adheres to a sincere and pragmatic business ethics and a socially and morally responsible attitude, and since 1990, Ericsson has supported and donated more than 140 million yuan to China's public welfare undertakings.
