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Mi auguro che Wind3 abbia in concreto un piano B altrimenti saranno cavoli amari...
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Ale24G ha detto:
esatto, lo ho notato anche io. sarà un guasto o una cosa voluta? dai wind3 risolvi la situazione. ci sono novità intanto?
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ARRIVA LA RISPOSTA DI ZTE
Statement of ZTE Corporation on Activation of the “Denial Order” by U.S. Department of Commerce
Since April 2016, ZTE Corporation (hereinafter referred to as “ZTE”
has continuously reflected on lessons from its past experience in Export Control Compliance and has attached great importance to Export Control Compliance. Within ZTE, compliance is regarded as the foundation and bottom-line of the Company’s operation.
ZTE has established a Compliance Committee led directly by its CEO; built a global team of experienced export control compliance experts; engaged several world-class counsels and consultants to provide professional guidance in order to establish and optimize ZTE’s export control compliance structure, system and procedure; introduced and implemented the SAP Global Trade System (GTS); organized compliance training covering over 65,000 employees; cooperated comprehensively with the independent Monitor designated by U.S. Government to ensure the Monitor’s real-time and transparent monitoring over ZTE’s implementation of the relevant Agreements with U.S. Government and applicable export control compliance requirements, and provided over 132,000 pages of documents. In 2017 alone, ZTE invested over USD 50 million in its export control compliance program and is planning to invest more resources in 2018.
However, the Bureau of Industry and Security (hereinafter referred to as “BIS” activated the Suspended Denial Order on 16 April 2018, on the ground that ZTE did not timely reduce bonus of and issue letters of reprimand to certain employees involved in past violation of export control and made false statements in correspondence with the U.S. Government.
ZTE has been working diligently on Export Control Compliance program and has invested tremendous resources in export compliance and has made significant progress since 2016. It is unacceptable that BIS insists on unfairly imposing the most severe penalty on ZTE even before the completion of investigation of facts, ignoring the continuous diligent work of ZTE and the progress we have made on export compliance and disregarding the fact that (1) ZTE self-identified the issues in the correspondence and self-reported by ZTE immediately; (2) the Company has taken measures against the employees who might have been responsible for this incident; (3) corrective measures has been taken immediately; and (4) a prestigious U.S. law firm has been engaged to conduct independent investigation.
The Denial Order will not only severely impact the survival and development of ZTE, but will also cause damages to all partners of ZTE including a large number of U.S. companies.
In any case, ZTE will not give up its efforts to resolve the issue through communication, and we are also determined, if necessary, to take judicial measures to protect the legal rights and interests of our Company, our employees and our shareholders, and to fulfill obligations and take responsibilities to our global customers, end-users, partners and suppliers.
As a global company originating in China, ZTE will unite all of its employees as one with full confidence to work together taking best efforts to facilitate a final resolution.
Statement of ZTE Corporation on Activation of the “Denial Order” by U.S. Department of Commerce
Since April 2016, ZTE Corporation (hereinafter referred to as “ZTE”
has continuously reflected on lessons from its past experience in Export Control Compliance and has attached great importance to Export Control Compliance. Within ZTE, compliance is regarded as the foundation and bottom-line of the Company’s operation.ZTE has established a Compliance Committee led directly by its CEO; built a global team of experienced export control compliance experts; engaged several world-class counsels and consultants to provide professional guidance in order to establish and optimize ZTE’s export control compliance structure, system and procedure; introduced and implemented the SAP Global Trade System (GTS); organized compliance training covering over 65,000 employees; cooperated comprehensively with the independent Monitor designated by U.S. Government to ensure the Monitor’s real-time and transparent monitoring over ZTE’s implementation of the relevant Agreements with U.S. Government and applicable export control compliance requirements, and provided over 132,000 pages of documents. In 2017 alone, ZTE invested over USD 50 million in its export control compliance program and is planning to invest more resources in 2018.
However, the Bureau of Industry and Security (hereinafter referred to as “BIS”
activated the Suspended Denial Order on 16 April 2018, on the ground that ZTE did not timely reduce bonus of and issue letters of reprimand to certain employees involved in past violation of export control and made false statements in correspondence with the U.S. Government.ZTE has been working diligently on Export Control Compliance program and has invested tremendous resources in export compliance and has made significant progress since 2016. It is unacceptable that BIS insists on unfairly imposing the most severe penalty on ZTE even before the completion of investigation of facts, ignoring the continuous diligent work of ZTE and the progress we have made on export compliance and disregarding the fact that (1) ZTE self-identified the issues in the correspondence and self-reported by ZTE immediately; (2) the Company has taken measures against the employees who might have been responsible for this incident; (3) corrective measures has been taken immediately; and (4) a prestigious U.S. law firm has been engaged to conduct independent investigation.
The Denial Order will not only severely impact the survival and development of ZTE, but will also cause damages to all partners of ZTE including a large number of U.S. companies.
In any case, ZTE will not give up its efforts to resolve the issue through communication, and we are also determined, if necessary, to take judicial measures to protect the legal rights and interests of our Company, our employees and our shareholders, and to fulfill obligations and take responsibilities to our global customers, end-users, partners and suppliers.
As a global company originating in China, ZTE will unite all of its employees as one with full confidence to work together taking best efforts to facilitate a final resolution.
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Vabbè nulla di nuovo. Siamo però a quasi una settimana di blocco con lo swap, e per quanto riguarda il futuro dello rete unica WindTre non si hanno risposte e queste diatribe legali potrebbero durare mesi.
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MatteoMabe ha detto:
È il comunicato del 20 aprile scorso
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insomma Ericsson o Nokia? io voto per Ericsson
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giovax ha detto:insomma Ericsson o Nokia? io voto per Ericsson
Assolutamente Ericsson! Wind e Nokia sono stati quello che sono stati, e i clienti Wind in termini di velocità sanno...
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Per me si equivalgono. Il problema di nokia con wind non era sicuramente nokia, ma Wind che non portava banda ai siti. Ma parliamo del passato. Qui in Salento è tutto nokia sul 3g (e 2g) e va benissimo.Spall_551 ha detto:
Poi anche Vodafone, Tim e Iliad usano anche nokia .
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ilblago81 ha detto:
Io ragionavo anche sul fatto che, dal momento che Ericsson si occuperà del Core Network, potrebbe essere un punto a favore per la costruzione di una rete performante sotto la gestione di un unico fornitore. Poi, naturalmente, l’importante è che arrivi banda a tutti i siti, come te dicevi....
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Vega80
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Ericsson, io speravo in un accordo con gli svedesi a dicembre 2016, comunque secondo me bisogna sperare che si sblocchi il prima possibile la situazione con ZTE, Ericsson secondo me potrebbe essere la migliore soluzione B se la situazione con ZTE dovesse restare in stallo.giovax ha detto:insomma Ericsson o Nokia? io voto per Ericsson
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Vega80
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Quello che mi chiedo io è: dato che in un modo o nell'altro lo swap si farà per ovvi motivi, se la situazione con ZTE non si dovesse sbloccare che strada potrebbe intraprendere Wind3?ibm17 ha detto:
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Come Zte cerca il perdono di Trump
http://www.startmag.it/mondo/zte-trump/
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http://www.startmag.it/mondo/zte-trump/
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Non e un buon segno perché Wind 3 potrebbe meditare di abbandonare il progetto di unione delle reti?Riccez ha detto:
Huawei? Nonostante i chiari di luna verso le multinazionali cinesi?gianbyte ha detto: