Is the local content and service opportunity being seized in Francophone Africa ?
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- 1. Is the local content and service opportunity being seized in Francophone Africa ? Jean-Patrick EHOUMAN - @jpehouman Mobile Web West Africa 2012
- 3. Francophone Africa Nigeria population 120 million +160 million states 31 COUNTRIES 34 STATES Francophone Africa vs Nigeria 2
- 4. From 2010 to 2011 By Let make Numbers talk 3
- 5. From 2010 to 2011 By 87% has a mobile phone 7% online activity With mobile phone is for Social networks Mobile phone in Senegal 4
- 6. News Socal Media Local content 5
- 7. How the mobile web and applications ecosystem is (or isn't) evolving
- 8. The opportunity ! 7
- 9. SMALL AMOUNT OF The opportunity ! 8
- 10. What's holding back the evolution of mobile applications, content and services ? Communities + tech labs The evolution 9
- 11. COTE D 'IVOIRE Success stories 10
- 12. YEFITE (we go out) : local african guide Putting businesses online 2000 entries Database YEFITE.COM Success stories : YEFITE ! 11
- 13. Jean-Patrick EHOUMAN @jpehouman Jpehouman.com jp.ehouman@alldeny.net THE END