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朋友,OnePlus合并印度研发业务;明年推出集成操作系统
“更好的最大化资源和位置OnePlus进一步增长,我们综合研发能力与相对应的人。在过去的几年里,OnePlus加深了在印度投资,不仅在我们研发基础设施也与我们当地的制造能力,”刘告诉等。
“进一步更好的最大化资源和位置OnePlus的增长,我们与同僚集成我们的研发能力。在过去的几年里,OnePlus加深了在印度投资,不仅在我们研发基础设施也与我们当地的制造能力,“皮特刘OnePlus创始人兼首席产品官同僚告诉等。
“我们印度研发团队是一个非常重要的支柱对我们印度和全球业务,我们继续忠于这个路线图,”刘说,他最近承担额外的责任,成为全球品牌的首席产品体验。
在裁员,刘说,“我们专注于把朋友和OnePlus团队能够使双方的优势合并后的实体将努力前进。“然而,他没有提供任何评论对印度的影响操作。
刘也没有分享细节OnePlus研发和线下零售相关投资印度市场的路线图。该公司曾说,这是投资Rs1,000印度卢比的扩大研发中心和100卢比对离线扩张。
“定向,事情正在团队集中和集成操作系统。这是定向,交叉团队工作。然而,重要的是要知道在软件,有很多不同的团队专注于许多不同方面喜欢芯片组集成,操作系统经验,动画,”刘说。
与同僚Lau说,合并后,OnePlus 2.0旅程已经开始明显关注产品开发包括硬件和软件。“合并后,OnePlus更加成熟和有能力的公司。我的角色发生了重大变化,我带头同僚和OnePlus产品包括产品和软件。”
“印度可能有某些产品比其他人更多。同样适用于欧洲。我们有区域产品的战略。这是最好的适合我们的总体战略,”刘说。
该公司还澄清说,它不会推出OnePlus T系列智能手机今年。
将针对不同地区的不同系列在全球范围内,刘说,许多消费者仍然不使用OnePlus产品在不同地区和北部系列将提供机会利用机会。
相对应的人削减高达20%的劳动力在软件和设备团队合并OnePlus:彭博新闻乐动扑克
裁员将影响重要单位参与定制同僚的内部开发的Android皮肤,ColorOS,以及一个物联网(物联网)部门发展从smartwatches和耳塞,内幕消息人士告诉彭博,要求不透露姓名。
为其全球业务,OnePlus和同僚合并各自的操作系统(OS)创建一个统一和集成操作系统,将推出OnePlus的最新旗舰智能手机在2022年上半年。操作系统可以在其他OnePlus全球设备作为一个2022个主要安卓更新。OnePlus目前使用氧操作系统的智能手机。
智能手机相对应的人还将使用集成操作系统而不是其ColorOS前行。
“操作系统软件的核心团队,是一个重要和重要组成部分。在不同地区也有其他团队的一部分的软件。所有团队的工作现在在我的领导和方向,”他补充道。
问两个品牌将能够保持专注,刘说,“重点是一个挑战有很多产品在整个组织,我得照顾。我真的试图确保团队致力于产品完全理解核心竞争力。”
展望未来,刘说,公司将保持所有产品的朋友和Oneplus分化。”在不同地区有不同的受众这两个品牌将水龙头。”
智能手机发射可能会下跌15 - 20%这个节日期间
供应方面的挑战已经迫使智能手机市场跟踪公司开始削减2021装运5 - 10%的估计,今年第二次在中国与在机场和港口的进口限制增加品牌的困境已经饱受芯片组的持续严重短缺。
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<\/figure>NEW DELHI: Chinese handset makers Oppo and OnePlus<\/a> are working together to bring an integrated operating system by merging their Oxygen OS and Color OS by early next year following their recently announced merger at the group level. Both have also integrated their research and development capabilities in India.\u201cTo better maximize resources and further position OnePlus<\/a> for growth, we have integrated our R&D capabilities with OPPO. Over the last few years, OnePlus has deepened its investments in India, not only around our R&D infrastructure but also with our local manufacturing capabilities,\u201d Pete Lau<\/a>, Founder of OnePlus and Chief Product Officer of Oppo told ET.
\u201cOur India R&D team is a very important pillar for both our India and global operations, and we continue to stay true to this roadmap,\u201d said Lau, who recently took additional responsibility to become Chief Product Experience Officer for both brands globally.
<\/div><\/div>According to a Bloomberg<\/a> report, Oppo is cutting around 20% of staff in key software and device teams after it merged operations with OnePlus.
On redundancies, Lau said, \u201cwe have focused on bringing oppo and OnePlus teams to be able to bring strengths of both sides into the merged entity to deliver efforts going forward.\u201d He, however, didn\u2019t offer any comment on the impact on India operations.
Lau also didn\u2019t share details about OnePlus\u2019 R&D and offline retail-related investment roadmap for the Indian market. The company had previously said that it was investing Rs1,000 crore to expand its India research and development centre and Rs 100 crore towards offline expansion.
\u201cDirectionally, things are moving to having teams focus and integrated OS. That's directionally, cross teams are working. However, it is important to know that across software, there are many different teams focusing on many different aspects like chipset integration, OS experience, animations,\u201d Lau said.
Lau said that after the merger with Oppo, the OnePlus 2.0 journey has begun with a clear focus on product development including hardware and software. \u201cAfter the merger, OnePlus is a more mature and capable company. My role has seen a significant change as I spearhead both Oppo and OnePlus products including product and software.\u201d
On redundancies, Lau said, \u201cwe have focused on bringing oppo and OnePlus teams to be able to bring strengths of both sides into the merged entity to deliver efforts going forward.\u201d He, however, didn\u2019t offer any comment on the impact on India operations.
Lau also didn\u2019t share details about OnePlus\u2019 R&D and offline retail-related investment roadmap for the Indian market. The company had previously said that it was investing Rs1,000 crore to expand its India research and development centre and Rs 100 crore towards offline expansion.
\u201cDirectionally, things are moving to having teams focus and integrated OS. That's directionally, cross teams are working. However, it is important to know that across software, there are many different teams focusing on many different aspects like chipset integration, OS experience, animations,\u201d Lau said.
Lau said that after the merger with Oppo, the OnePlus 2.0 journey has begun with a clear focus on product development including hardware and software. \u201cAfter the merger, OnePlus is a more mature and capable company. My role has seen a significant change as I spearhead both Oppo and OnePlus products including product and software.\u201d
<\/div><\/div>The company will continue to focus on three price segments globally. The premium flagship series will target the $500 and above segment, while the OnePlus R (entry-level flagship), OnePlus Nord<\/a> (premium mid-range) and the OnePlus CE (entry-level mid range) series will focus on the $300-$500 price segment. The Nord N series is its affordable smartphone series and will focus on the $100-$300 price segment.
\u201cIndia may have certain products more than others. The same will apply to Europe. We have regional product strategies.. This is the best fit to our overall strategy,\u201d Lau said.
The company has also clarified that it will not launch its OnePlus T series smartphones this year.
The different series will target different regions globally, Lau said, adding that there are many consumers that still don\u2019t use OnePlus products across various regions and all the Nord series will provide the opportunity to tap the opportunity.
\u201cIndia may have certain products more than others. The same will apply to Europe. We have regional product strategies.. This is the best fit to our overall strategy,\u201d Lau said.
The company has also clarified that it will not launch its OnePlus T series smartphones this year.
The different series will target different regions globally, Lau said, adding that there are many consumers that still don\u2019t use OnePlus products across various regions and all the Nord series will provide the opportunity to tap the opportunity.