A collection of communication technology roadmaps and partnership priorities from 25 global telcos.
Innovation Scouts from global telcos gather in Silicon Valley every fall for TC3 Summit. These dealmakers come to:
++ discover innovation
++ highlight their innovation needs
++ explain how they can be a great partner
They agree to let us share this information because they are wisely choosing to tell entrepreneurs exactly what they need, and how to work with them.
This year, we hosted exactly 1,111 one-on-one meetings at TC3 Summit. (We know, weird number. We wish it were a poker hand.) These meetings are not forced: one party requests and the other party chooses to accept using our meeting maker tool. Actual meeting requests were over 1,800. And a few meetings were missed. So 1,111 is an amazing number of qualified business meetings that actually occurred, and some will surely result in deals.
These slides are valuable, but we know there’s much more value for those who attend TC3 Summit in person.
For people who attend, they not only get to see the presentations of the slides in this deck, but also the surrounding presentations, the discussions, the partnership case studies, and they get to participate in Q&A, and absolutely get the chance to meet the presenters, who aren’t just whisked away in a limousine. This is a small, intimate Summit.
And the TC3 Summit takes the usual conference one step further by actually connecting entrepreneurs with carriers through pre-arranged 1 on 1 meetings.
One Caveat: The second slide from each carrier (how to contact and engage) was shown at TC3 Summit, but we cannot share it. This slide contains personal email addresses and contact details of carrier executives, thus we cannot publish it to the net, where bots and other bad actors could abuse the private addresses and overwhelm them with SPAM.
AT&T is an incumbent operator in the USA
Bouygues is a mobile operator in France.
BT is the former British Telecom, operating in the UK.
CableLabs is the research partnership tied to dozens of cable network operators in the USA.
Deutsche Telekom is largest operator in Germany
These slides were presented by their venture group.
T-Labs is a Silicon Valley and Germany-based R&D and accelerator for the German carrier.
NTT Docomo is Japan’s leading mobile operator.
Jawwy is a subsidiary of Saudi Telecom Company and operates in Saudi Arabia.
JT, formerly Jersey Telecom, operates on the Isle of Jersey, an independent Crown dependency of the United Kingdom, off the coast of Normandy, France.
Orange is the former France Telecom
PLDT operates in the Philippines
Reliance is a major carrier in India.
Rogers operates a cable network, and a wireless carrier in Canada.
Softbank is a major investor in Sprint in the USA, and is a fixed and mobile operator in Japan.
Sprint is based in the USA.
Operates in Saudi Arabia.
Is the incumbent operator in Switzerland.
T-Mobile is a USA mobile operator owned by Deutsche Telekom of Germany.
Tata is an operator in India.
Telefónica is the incumbent operator in Spain, but also has many subsidiaries in the UK, EU, and Latin America.
Telia is an operator in Sweden and Finland, with operations also in many other EU and Middle Eastern regions.