Presented in the Developer Conference 2016 Yangon to promote younger ICT professionals and to be prepared ready for the future ICT trends in Myanmar. Also introduced about the IoT technology and shared the fast ways to be ICT professionals.
The document summarizes key developments in Myanmar's information and communication technology sector. It notes that the first phase of the Yatanarpon cyber city was completed, establishing a telecommunications hub and incubation centers. It also discusses the establishment of reliable international internet connections and a government fiber network linking ministries. While there has been progress, challenges remain such as a lack of an officially adopted ICT master plan and the exodus of ICT professionals to other countries.
Future Broadband Trend and Myanmar LandscapeDao Phuong Nam
- Myanmar has very low broadband penetration rates, weak internet connectivity, limited domestic connectivity, and very expensive internet prices compared to other ASEAN countries.
- The top broadband providers in Myanmar are RedLink with 38% market share, MPT with 27% market share, and YT with 24% market share. RedLink provides WiMAX, WiFi, and FTTx services covering 3 major cities.
- A new Telecommunications Law was passed in 2013 to liberalize the telecom market and encourage more investment and competition among internet service providers in Myanmar.
The document discusses the growth of internet and mobile banking globally and in Indonesia. It notes that by 2014, there will be 1 billion internet users with 65% in Asia Pacific. Mobile banking usage is growing quadruple the rate since 2011. The document then discusses the opportunity for CIMB Niaga in Indonesia, noting that Indonesia's middle class is growing wealthier and 73% of Indonesians use mobile phones. It provides statistics on social media usage in Indonesia from various surveys. The document concludes by discussing CIMB Niaga's branchless banking capabilities and features through internet and mobile banking.
This document provides recommendations for a Telecom Equipment Manufacturing Policy in India. It notes that telecom infrastructure is critical for socioeconomic development but India currently imports a major share of its telecom equipment. The document aims to develop a policy framework to promote domestic manufacturing in order to capture more of the economic benefits of telecom growth for India. It outlines the rapid growth India has experienced in telecom connections and estimates that connections will exceed 5 billion by 2020. This will drive significant investment in networks and require vast amounts of telecom equipment. The document recommends measures to promote both domestic manufacturing of full products and component manufacturing to make India more self-reliant in telecom infrastructure and capture more value locally from the country's telecom growth
1) Information technology has significantly impacted various domains in Nigerian society, particularly banking through electronic payments and banking which has eliminated long queues.
2) Substantial investments between 53-64% of 10 million naira were made by companies between 1995-1997 to acquire and update IT facilities, mostly in hardware and infrastructure.
3) IT adoption has contributed to increased capacity utilization by enabling faster communication and processing of transactions through email and websites between users and suppliers.
This document provides a PESTLE analysis of the Indian telecom sector. It discusses the large size and growth of the Indian telecommunications market with over 900 million subscribers. The telecom industry contributes 6% to India's GDP and saw revenue growth of 13.4% in FY2012. The analysis then examines political, economic, social, technological, legal, and environmental factors influencing the Indian telecom sector.
This document summarizes Indonesia's broadband plan from 2014-2019. The plan aims to accelerate broadband development across Indonesia in a comprehensive and integrated manner. Key goals include achieving 100% coverage of telecommunications and internet services in underserved areas, increasing fixed and mobile broadband speeds and coverage nationally, completing the digital television migration, and boosting e-government and ICT literacy. The plan was developed through extensive stakeholder consultation and aims to guide both public and private sector investment and policies to expand broadband infrastructure and adoption across Indonesia.
The document summarizes key developments in Myanmar's information and communication technology sector. It notes that the first phase of the Yatanarpon cyber city was completed, establishing a telecommunications hub and incubation centers. It also discusses the establishment of reliable international internet connections and a government fiber network linking ministries. While there has been progress, challenges remain such as a lack of an officially adopted ICT master plan and the exodus of ICT professionals to other countries.
Future Broadband Trend and Myanmar LandscapeDao Phuong Nam
- Myanmar has very low broadband penetration rates, weak internet connectivity, limited domestic connectivity, and very expensive internet prices compared to other ASEAN countries.
- The top broadband providers in Myanmar are RedLink with 38% market share, MPT with 27% market share, and YT with 24% market share. RedLink provides WiMAX, WiFi, and FTTx services covering 3 major cities.
- A new Telecommunications Law was passed in 2013 to liberalize the telecom market and encourage more investment and competition among internet service providers in Myanmar.
The document discusses the growth of internet and mobile banking globally and in Indonesia. It notes that by 2014, there will be 1 billion internet users with 65% in Asia Pacific. Mobile banking usage is growing quadruple the rate since 2011. The document then discusses the opportunity for CIMB Niaga in Indonesia, noting that Indonesia's middle class is growing wealthier and 73% of Indonesians use mobile phones. It provides statistics on social media usage in Indonesia from various surveys. The document concludes by discussing CIMB Niaga's branchless banking capabilities and features through internet and mobile banking.
This document provides recommendations for a Telecom Equipment Manufacturing Policy in India. It notes that telecom infrastructure is critical for socioeconomic development but India currently imports a major share of its telecom equipment. The document aims to develop a policy framework to promote domestic manufacturing in order to capture more of the economic benefits of telecom growth for India. It outlines the rapid growth India has experienced in telecom connections and estimates that connections will exceed 5 billion by 2020. This will drive significant investment in networks and require vast amounts of telecom equipment. The document recommends measures to promote both domestic manufacturing of full products and component manufacturing to make India more self-reliant in telecom infrastructure and capture more value locally from the country's telecom growth
1) Information technology has significantly impacted various domains in Nigerian society, particularly banking through electronic payments and banking which has eliminated long queues.
2) Substantial investments between 53-64% of 10 million naira were made by companies between 1995-1997 to acquire and update IT facilities, mostly in hardware and infrastructure.
3) IT adoption has contributed to increased capacity utilization by enabling faster communication and processing of transactions through email and websites between users and suppliers.
This document provides a PESTLE analysis of the Indian telecom sector. It discusses the large size and growth of the Indian telecommunications market with over 900 million subscribers. The telecom industry contributes 6% to India's GDP and saw revenue growth of 13.4% in FY2012. The analysis then examines political, economic, social, technological, legal, and environmental factors influencing the Indian telecom sector.
This document summarizes Indonesia's broadband plan from 2014-2019. The plan aims to accelerate broadband development across Indonesia in a comprehensive and integrated manner. Key goals include achieving 100% coverage of telecommunications and internet services in underserved areas, increasing fixed and mobile broadband speeds and coverage nationally, completing the digital television migration, and boosting e-government and ICT literacy. The plan was developed through extensive stakeholder consultation and aims to guide both public and private sector investment and policies to expand broadband infrastructure and adoption across Indonesia.
This document summarizes a paper about cloud computing in Africa. It begins with an abstract stating that cloud computing provides virtual computing services over the internet. It then discusses how the introduction of cloud computing could positively impact countries in Africa given the current economic status, by analyzing factors in information technology over past decades. The document outlines several sections that will analyze challenges to IT in Nigeria and how this impacts cloud computing adoption, provide statistical analysis of IT market trends, and draw conclusions.
Vietnam has a rapidly developing ICT sector with strong growth in telecommunications infrastructure, including high growth rates in internet and broadband access. The ICT industry is led by a large hardware sector but software and digital content are growing quickly. The government has a vision for developing e-government and increasing ICT use across public and private sectors, though application is more advanced in private enterprises. Vietnam also has a young, educated workforce that is well-positioned to support continued growth in the ICT industry through human resource development.
This document provides an overview of Vietnam's ICT market in 2012, including:
- The ICT industry in Vietnam was growing rapidly due to economic reforms, WTO accession, and a young population driving demand. The government was committed to developing the software, internet, and ICT education sectors.
- Key sectors included telecommunications, software, hardware, and digital content. The internet and mobile phone markets were among the fastest growing in the world.
- The government had strategies to develop ICT infrastructure nationwide and make ICT a leading economic sector, with goals of advancing Vietnam in ASEAN ICT rankings by 2020.
The document discusses the status and development of telecommunication in India and current challenges in accelerating digital transformation. It traces the origins and development of telecom in India from the first landlines in 1851 to modern cellular networks. It describes the industry structure, trends like industry consolidation and the rise of 4G. Challenges to digital transformation include complexity, adopting new technologies, shifting culture, keeping pace with trends, prioritization, security, and defining success metrics. Overcoming these challenges requires strategies like simplifying tools, training, changing mindsets, following proactive security practices, and clarifying vision and goals.
The document provides an overview of Thailand's growing ICT market, which is projected to reach $9.3 billion by 2016. Mobile phones and internet have high penetration rates, with mobile subscribers reaching 72 million in 2011. The top three mobile network operators control 98% of the market. While fixed broadband penetration is low, the government is promoting mobile broadband. Enterprise software, mobile applications, and cloud computing are major segments of the growing software market. Communications equipment and services make up over 60% of the overall ICT market, with mobile networks driving further growth in banking, e-commerce and other sectors. Factors such as government investment, urbanization, and digitalization of various industries are fueling the expansion of Thailand's
Industrial sector (ict telecommunication) in bangladesh (1)Bits - HSC ICT
The document discusses the industrial sector and telecommunication industry of Bangladesh. It provides an overview of the growth of the industrial sector's contribution to GDP from 4% in 1941-1950 to 31.26% in 2011-2012. The ICT and telecommunication industries are identified as focused industries. The development of the ICT industry from the 1960s to the present is summarized, including the establishment of organizations to promote it. The strengths and weaknesses of the ICT industry are outlined along with recommendations to strengthen it. The development of the telecommunication sector from the 1850s to the present is also summarized.
This Presentation is all about Environmental Analysis of a Telecom Company. I have included both the factors i.e. Micro and Macro Environment. I have taken a example of Vodafone Company in the slides.
The promise of connected communities, the Indian storyUpasna Kakroo
Data circa 2007 submitted for the TPRC conference in September 20007 talking about the wireless initiatives taken up by several Indian cities and state governments similar to 'muni-wireless' initiatives in other countries.
International Journal of Computational Engineering Research(IJCER)ijceronline
International Journal of Computational Engineering Research (IJCER) is dedicated to protecting personal information and will make every reasonable effort to handle collected information appropriately. All information collected, as well as related requests, will be handled as carefully and efficiently as possible in accordance with IJCER standards for integrity and objectivity.
Technological innovation policies of pakistan By VP Allah Dad Khan Mr.Allah Dad Khan
This document outlines Pakistan's national policies on science, technology and innovation from 1984 to present. Some key points:
- Pakistan's first national S&T policy was approved in 1984, followed by additional policies in 1993 and 2000. However, S&T contribution to socioeconomic development remained low.
- The current National Science, Technology and Innovation Policy was approved in 2012. It aims to use S&T as pillars of development across all economic sectors to achieve national prosperity, security and social cohesion.
- The policy focuses on areas like human resource development, strengthening R&D infrastructure, promoting S&T in society, and improving S&T management systems. It identifies 16 priority areas for R&D
The document provides an executive summary of Idea Cellular Limited, an Indian telecommunications company. It discusses Idea Cellular's history and operations, as well as analyzing its marketing, HR, and financial performance. The document also includes an industry profile that outlines the growth and development of the Indian telecom sector.
This document provides an overview of the existing and upcoming IT infrastructure in India. It discusses the status of existing infrastructure including telecom, digital India initiatives, and the telecom infrastructure in states like Gujarat. It also outlines some of the major upcoming infrastructure like technologies for education, healthcare, farmers, and security. Additionally, it mentions some of the prevailing policies for infrastructure development such as the National Digital Communications Policy 2018 and the Internet of Things Policy 2016.
The Indian telecommunications sector has experienced rapid growth in recent years and become the third largest market globally. A PESTEL analysis was conducted to analyze the key political, economic, social, technological, legal and environmental factors influencing the industry. Politically, reforms since the 1980s have opened the sector to private players. Economically, revenue and GDP contribution have increased significantly. Socially, changing lifestyles and rural connectivity have impacted demand. Technologically, advances like 3G and new standards have been adopted. Legally, regulations have evolved with the Telecom Regulatory Authority of India now overseeing the sector. Environmentally, operators are focusing more on reducing electronic waste and emissions.
This document provides an overview of the telecom industry in India. It discusses the major players in the industry, including state-owned companies and private companies. The document also covers the growth of the industry in recent years, current issues facing the industry, and the future outlook for 3G technology and the industry as a whole. Key points include that the industry has grown rapidly but needs further acceleration, traditional carriers face new competition from non-traditional players, and the industry will transform through partnerships and a focus on customers.
The document provides India's national roadmap for machine-to-machine (M2M) communications. It outlines opportunities for M2M applications across various sectors like smart cities, transportation, utilities and more. The roadmap discusses building out communication infrastructure to support M2M, aligning with global standards, and initiatives to promote M2M adoption and indigenous product manufacturing through programs like Make in India. It serves as a reference for stakeholders and aims to realize the goals of Digital India by facilitating widespread use of interconnected devices and services.
Australia – Telecoms Industry Analysis and Forecast to 2015-2020 Sachin Sharma
This report provides data and analyses on Australia’s telecom sector, including a wealth of statistics relating to various market segments.
Find the report at - http://goo.gl/jszS4K
The document provides an overview of the telecommunications industry in India and Reliance Communications company profile.
The key points are:
- The telecom industry in India has experienced rapid growth fueled by increasing mobile phone users. India now has the second largest telecom network globally.
- Reliance Communications is India's largest integrated telecom company with over 60 million customers. It offers both wireless and wireline communication services across mobile, internet, long distance, etc.
- Reliance Communications aims to provide affordable and leading-edge communication services to individuals and businesses in India through its pan-India network. It competes with major players like Airtel, Idea, and Vodaf
Determinants of Willingness to Pay for Mobile Telecommunications Services in ...Moses Oduh
This document summarizes a study that examined determinants of willingness to pay for mobile telecommunications services in Nigeria. The study used survey data from 5,600 individual consumers to estimate a censored Tobit model of willingness to pay. The results showed that demand for mobile services varies with socioeconomic factors, while access is limited by network coverage, quality of service, interconnectivity, and call tariffs. The study recommends price cap regulation and number portability to improve access and ensure productivity gains are passed to consumers.
Caz Research Paper Latest&Updated Presentationguest48c8eba8
The document summarizes a paper presentation on the market demand for ICT in rural and peri-urban areas of Zambia. It defines key terms, describes the research sites in Zambia, analyzes opportunities and challenges of ICT provision in rural and peri-urban areas, and proposes strategies for developing ICT infrastructure in these areas including using mobile internet vehicles, computer kiosks, and partnerships with educational institutions.
This document provides an overview of ICT developments in Cambodia, Lao PDR, Myanmar, and Vietnam (CLMV countries). It finds that while ICT growth has been rapid in the region, penetration rates remain relatively low compared to global averages. Mobile services have grown significantly, while fixed line and internet penetration lag. The report reviews the countries' ICT infrastructure, markets, and pricing. It then examines the countries' policy, legal, and regulatory frameworks for ICT and identifies opportunities to strengthen these frameworks to further promote ICT development in the region.
In 2011 Myanmar opened up to the world again and mobile ownership and internet usage finally started to climb.
We surveyed 550 mobile internet users in Myanmar for the first time ever.
This document summarizes a paper about cloud computing in Africa. It begins with an abstract stating that cloud computing provides virtual computing services over the internet. It then discusses how the introduction of cloud computing could positively impact countries in Africa given the current economic status, by analyzing factors in information technology over past decades. The document outlines several sections that will analyze challenges to IT in Nigeria and how this impacts cloud computing adoption, provide statistical analysis of IT market trends, and draw conclusions.
Vietnam has a rapidly developing ICT sector with strong growth in telecommunications infrastructure, including high growth rates in internet and broadband access. The ICT industry is led by a large hardware sector but software and digital content are growing quickly. The government has a vision for developing e-government and increasing ICT use across public and private sectors, though application is more advanced in private enterprises. Vietnam also has a young, educated workforce that is well-positioned to support continued growth in the ICT industry through human resource development.
This document provides an overview of Vietnam's ICT market in 2012, including:
- The ICT industry in Vietnam was growing rapidly due to economic reforms, WTO accession, and a young population driving demand. The government was committed to developing the software, internet, and ICT education sectors.
- Key sectors included telecommunications, software, hardware, and digital content. The internet and mobile phone markets were among the fastest growing in the world.
- The government had strategies to develop ICT infrastructure nationwide and make ICT a leading economic sector, with goals of advancing Vietnam in ASEAN ICT rankings by 2020.
The document discusses the status and development of telecommunication in India and current challenges in accelerating digital transformation. It traces the origins and development of telecom in India from the first landlines in 1851 to modern cellular networks. It describes the industry structure, trends like industry consolidation and the rise of 4G. Challenges to digital transformation include complexity, adopting new technologies, shifting culture, keeping pace with trends, prioritization, security, and defining success metrics. Overcoming these challenges requires strategies like simplifying tools, training, changing mindsets, following proactive security practices, and clarifying vision and goals.
The document provides an overview of Thailand's growing ICT market, which is projected to reach $9.3 billion by 2016. Mobile phones and internet have high penetration rates, with mobile subscribers reaching 72 million in 2011. The top three mobile network operators control 98% of the market. While fixed broadband penetration is low, the government is promoting mobile broadband. Enterprise software, mobile applications, and cloud computing are major segments of the growing software market. Communications equipment and services make up over 60% of the overall ICT market, with mobile networks driving further growth in banking, e-commerce and other sectors. Factors such as government investment, urbanization, and digitalization of various industries are fueling the expansion of Thailand's
Industrial sector (ict telecommunication) in bangladesh (1)Bits - HSC ICT
The document discusses the industrial sector and telecommunication industry of Bangladesh. It provides an overview of the growth of the industrial sector's contribution to GDP from 4% in 1941-1950 to 31.26% in 2011-2012. The ICT and telecommunication industries are identified as focused industries. The development of the ICT industry from the 1960s to the present is summarized, including the establishment of organizations to promote it. The strengths and weaknesses of the ICT industry are outlined along with recommendations to strengthen it. The development of the telecommunication sector from the 1850s to the present is also summarized.
This Presentation is all about Environmental Analysis of a Telecom Company. I have included both the factors i.e. Micro and Macro Environment. I have taken a example of Vodafone Company in the slides.
The promise of connected communities, the Indian storyUpasna Kakroo
Data circa 2007 submitted for the TPRC conference in September 20007 talking about the wireless initiatives taken up by several Indian cities and state governments similar to 'muni-wireless' initiatives in other countries.
International Journal of Computational Engineering Research(IJCER)ijceronline
International Journal of Computational Engineering Research (IJCER) is dedicated to protecting personal information and will make every reasonable effort to handle collected information appropriately. All information collected, as well as related requests, will be handled as carefully and efficiently as possible in accordance with IJCER standards for integrity and objectivity.
Technological innovation policies of pakistan By VP Allah Dad Khan Mr.Allah Dad Khan
This document outlines Pakistan's national policies on science, technology and innovation from 1984 to present. Some key points:
- Pakistan's first national S&T policy was approved in 1984, followed by additional policies in 1993 and 2000. However, S&T contribution to socioeconomic development remained low.
- The current National Science, Technology and Innovation Policy was approved in 2012. It aims to use S&T as pillars of development across all economic sectors to achieve national prosperity, security and social cohesion.
- The policy focuses on areas like human resource development, strengthening R&D infrastructure, promoting S&T in society, and improving S&T management systems. It identifies 16 priority areas for R&D
The document provides an executive summary of Idea Cellular Limited, an Indian telecommunications company. It discusses Idea Cellular's history and operations, as well as analyzing its marketing, HR, and financial performance. The document also includes an industry profile that outlines the growth and development of the Indian telecom sector.
This document provides an overview of the existing and upcoming IT infrastructure in India. It discusses the status of existing infrastructure including telecom, digital India initiatives, and the telecom infrastructure in states like Gujarat. It also outlines some of the major upcoming infrastructure like technologies for education, healthcare, farmers, and security. Additionally, it mentions some of the prevailing policies for infrastructure development such as the National Digital Communications Policy 2018 and the Internet of Things Policy 2016.
The Indian telecommunications sector has experienced rapid growth in recent years and become the third largest market globally. A PESTEL analysis was conducted to analyze the key political, economic, social, technological, legal and environmental factors influencing the industry. Politically, reforms since the 1980s have opened the sector to private players. Economically, revenue and GDP contribution have increased significantly. Socially, changing lifestyles and rural connectivity have impacted demand. Technologically, advances like 3G and new standards have been adopted. Legally, regulations have evolved with the Telecom Regulatory Authority of India now overseeing the sector. Environmentally, operators are focusing more on reducing electronic waste and emissions.
This document provides an overview of the telecom industry in India. It discusses the major players in the industry, including state-owned companies and private companies. The document also covers the growth of the industry in recent years, current issues facing the industry, and the future outlook for 3G technology and the industry as a whole. Key points include that the industry has grown rapidly but needs further acceleration, traditional carriers face new competition from non-traditional players, and the industry will transform through partnerships and a focus on customers.
The document provides India's national roadmap for machine-to-machine (M2M) communications. It outlines opportunities for M2M applications across various sectors like smart cities, transportation, utilities and more. The roadmap discusses building out communication infrastructure to support M2M, aligning with global standards, and initiatives to promote M2M adoption and indigenous product manufacturing through programs like Make in India. It serves as a reference for stakeholders and aims to realize the goals of Digital India by facilitating widespread use of interconnected devices and services.
Australia – Telecoms Industry Analysis and Forecast to 2015-2020 Sachin Sharma
This report provides data and analyses on Australia’s telecom sector, including a wealth of statistics relating to various market segments.
Find the report at - http://goo.gl/jszS4K
The document provides an overview of the telecommunications industry in India and Reliance Communications company profile.
The key points are:
- The telecom industry in India has experienced rapid growth fueled by increasing mobile phone users. India now has the second largest telecom network globally.
- Reliance Communications is India's largest integrated telecom company with over 60 million customers. It offers both wireless and wireline communication services across mobile, internet, long distance, etc.
- Reliance Communications aims to provide affordable and leading-edge communication services to individuals and businesses in India through its pan-India network. It competes with major players like Airtel, Idea, and Vodaf
Determinants of Willingness to Pay for Mobile Telecommunications Services in ...Moses Oduh
This document summarizes a study that examined determinants of willingness to pay for mobile telecommunications services in Nigeria. The study used survey data from 5,600 individual consumers to estimate a censored Tobit model of willingness to pay. The results showed that demand for mobile services varies with socioeconomic factors, while access is limited by network coverage, quality of service, interconnectivity, and call tariffs. The study recommends price cap regulation and number portability to improve access and ensure productivity gains are passed to consumers.
Caz Research Paper Latest&Updated Presentationguest48c8eba8
The document summarizes a paper presentation on the market demand for ICT in rural and peri-urban areas of Zambia. It defines key terms, describes the research sites in Zambia, analyzes opportunities and challenges of ICT provision in rural and peri-urban areas, and proposes strategies for developing ICT infrastructure in these areas including using mobile internet vehicles, computer kiosks, and partnerships with educational institutions.
This document provides an overview of ICT developments in Cambodia, Lao PDR, Myanmar, and Vietnam (CLMV countries). It finds that while ICT growth has been rapid in the region, penetration rates remain relatively low compared to global averages. Mobile services have grown significantly, while fixed line and internet penetration lag. The report reviews the countries' ICT infrastructure, markets, and pricing. It then examines the countries' policy, legal, and regulatory frameworks for ICT and identifies opportunities to strengthen these frameworks to further promote ICT development in the region.
In 2011 Myanmar opened up to the world again and mobile ownership and internet usage finally started to climb.
We surveyed 550 mobile internet users in Myanmar for the first time ever.
Myanmar is an untapped market with a growing economy and young population. Mobile phone penetration is currently low but set to grow significantly by 2015 as 3G networks are installed. While internet penetration is still under 1%, events like BarCampYangon show a tech-savvy youth and growing interest in technology, positioning Myanmar for future growth as major companies begin moving in.
This document discusses computers and their basic components. It explains that computer hardware refers to the physical parts of the computer like the monitor, system box, keyboard, and mouse. Computer software refers to programs that tell the computer what to do, like operating systems and applications. Examples of common software applications are provided like Microsoft Word, Excel, and browsers.
Mobile Monday (September 2014) - Ravi Chhabra - Myanmar Technology, Past & Pr...Mobile Monday Yangon
This document discusses the history and development of technology in Myanmar from the pre-cyber era to the present. It outlines key milestones such as the opening of the Rangoon Institute of Technology in 1961 and the formation of the Institute of Computer Science and Technology in 1988. It describes the growth of internet and technology companies between 1995-2000 and the increased availability of internet access from 2000-2004, including the rise of email services and the establishment of technology parks. The document predicts that from 2015-2019 there will be another rapid growth in technology companies, communities, and collaboration in Myanmar.
Internet Transformation: Launching A New Digital Business Venture Inside Your...James Burnes
James Burnes discusses how companies can transform themselves digitally in today's interconnected world. He notes that trust has moved to the internet, with recommendations from people online being highly influential. Burnes also highlights how mobile broadband use will surpass fixed broadband globally by 2010. He asks companies to consider opportunities that may arise if aspects of their business model, such as prices or products, were changed or disrupted. Burnes advocates structuring new digital ventures within companies in an agile manner and hiring for work ethic rather than just enthusiasm.
DW 2015: Joachim Rajaram - Myanmar Digital Leapfrogging in PracticeTelenor Group
Myanmar has experienced a digital leapfrogging in recent years as mobile penetration has grown significantly despite low internet access rates historically. Mobile phones and SIM cards remain relatively expensive compared to neighboring countries. There is enormous pent-up demand for digital services as the majority of the population is young. Mobile data usage is growing rapidly and is fueling further digital adoption, especially through social media platforms like Facebook. The opportunity exists to use digital technologies to boost education and provide access to life-enhancing services to facilitate development in Myanmar.
Growing the Internet in Myanmar - Myanmar Telecom & ICT Global SummitAPNIC
The document discusses strategies for growing internet access in Myanmar. It recommends deploying new networks using IPv6 rather than IPv4 due to limited IPv4 address space. Operators should peer with each other at an Internet Exchange Point to reduce costs and improve quality. Establishing a local Network Operations Group can also help operators collaborate on technical issues. The Asia Pacific Network Information Centre (APNIC) supports these goals through training, assistance with infrastructure like DNS root servers, and encouraging the development of Internet exchange points.
Telenor Group company presentation Q4-2013Telenor_Group
The document provides an overview of the Telenor Group, a major telecommunications company. It summarizes that Telenor has over 166 million mobile subscriptions across operations in 13 markets in Europe and Asia. It generates revenue of NOK 105 billion in 2013. Telenor has strong regional positions in Norway, Sweden, Denmark, Hungary, Serbia, Montenegro, Bulgaria, Bangladesh, India, Pakistan, Thailand and Malaysia. The document outlines Telenor's strategy, operations, and commitment to corporate responsibility.
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Mobile, digital & social media highlights - Myanmar 2016/17Jacques Erasmus
This presentation provides mobile, digital and social media highlights of the Myanmar market. Providing marketers with a basic understanding of the Mobile/Digital/Social media landscape.
Some concerns on laws and regulations about information and expression in Cambodia, Myanmar, Thailand, and Vietnam.
Presented during Mekong ICT Camp 2015 discussion on how information laws could affect ICT for Development projects, like community wifi and data journalism.
June 2015
This document discusses disruptive technology in human resources. It provides examples of disruptive technologies like the Apple computer, FedEx overnight delivery, Avon's home cosmetic sales, and McDonald's fast food model. It argues that while cost controls, technology, finance, and marketing are important, human capital is the most differentiating force for organizations. People are the only active asset and nothing happens until a human is involved. All improvements, incremental or massive, come from human capital.
This document discusses how enterprise applications need to be prepared for the growing mobile user base. It provides tips for organizations, including adopting the end user's perspective, ensuring services can be accessed 24/7 from any device, and using a "one web" approach to application performance management that treats all devices and browsers equally. The document also stresses the importance of meeting and exceeding user expectations around performance and satisfaction to drive adoption of mobile apps and websites.
Gregynog 2011 Becoming an Information ProfessionalNia Williams
This document summarizes the author's path to becoming an information professional. After graduating with a history degree, the author took various roles including volunteering at a public library and working as a library assistant. The author then earned a Master's degree in Information and Library Management. The author's current role is as a Senior Officer at the National Library of Wales, where they manage digitization projects involving newspapers and periodicals. The author's future goals are to achieve chartership and continue professional development by advancing in their career.
This back issue of EAPJ contains valuable case studies for enterprise, solution and business architects. The articles apply enterprise architecture best practices to a wide variety of commercial, government and non-profit situations.
This document summarizes a seminar presentation on the Internet of Things (IoT). It defines IoT as a system of interconnected computing devices, objects, and people that can collect and transfer data over a network without human interaction. It then describes how IoT works by using sensors to collect data, sharing it via the cloud and software to process it for users. Some key applications of IoT discussed are smart cities, agriculture, automation, and smart homes. Challenges of IoT include security issues, lack of regulations, and device compatibility. The future of IoT is predicted to include growth in new uses and more connected devices enabling digital transformation.
In this presentation, Shail introduces IoT and associated trends. Shail has a lot of experience in Gesture Based Robot, Wireless Applications, Line follower Robot, Obstacle Avoider, Edge avoider etc. and his interest areas are also the same.
The presentation provides an overview of the Internet of Things (IoT). It defines IoT as the network of devices containing electronics, software, and connectivity that allows them to connect and exchange data. The history of IoT is traced from early experiments in the 1960s-1980s to the present development of technologies like Bluetooth and portable hotspots. It describes how IoT systems work by using sensors that communicate data to the cloud for processing and potential actions. Current and future applications of IoT discussed include smart homes, wearables, connected cars, industrial uses, smart cities, agriculture, and retail. Challenges to the growth of IoT involve security, standards, regulation, privacy, and development.
This document provides an overview of the Internet of Things (IoT). It defines IoT as connected devices that can collect and exchange data without human intervention. It discusses the need for IoT to improve resource utilization and integrate physical systems. The key components that enable IoT are sensors, connectivity, and processes to handle the data. IoT works by ingesting data from connected devices, transmitting it, processing and analyzing the data, and visualizing results. Applications of IoT include smart homes and cities. Challenges include security, scalability, and standardization, but solutions involve open source development and government regulations.
This document discusses 7 trends in IoT for 2017 according to Prof. Ahmed Banafa. The trends are: 1) IoT and blockchain will converge to address scalability, privacy and reliability concerns, 2) more IoT devices will be vulnerable to DDoS attacks, 3) IoT will create more mobile moments through connected devices, 4) AI and containers will be applied to analyze IoT data, 5) new wireless connectivity options will be tested for IoT, 6) there will be a shortage of IoT security and marketing talent, and 7) new business models are needed that bundle services with IoT products. The document concludes that IoT is becoming more complex and integrated but barriers remain before its full benefits are
This document provides an overview of the Internet of Things (IoT) including:
1) A definition of IoT and discussion of its vision to create a network of billions of connected devices.
2) Descriptions of the key enablers that allow IoT to function such as smart devices, communication networks, cloud computing, and sensors.
3) An outline of some of the major challenges with IoT including handling big data, security, bandwidth issues, standardization, and power consumption.
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2. Contents Outline
• Current ICT status and utilization of information
technology in Myanmar
• Current technologies and opportunities for Myanmar
• IoT at a glance
• AI Technology and the IoT
• What should we prepare to be Myanmar ICT
professionals in future?
3. Current ICT Status
• Information and Communication Technology (ICT) is
recognized as a key element in implementing political,
economic and social objectives in Myanmar.
• Opportunities for application of ICT in socio-economic
organizations to increase the productivity, market
penetration, reducing cost and improving services
7. Myanmar ICT Growth
• By 2017, Myanmar intends to have 22 million mobile
subscribers, equating to 40% mobile penetration
• The mobile network population coverage is expected to
grow from the current level of 12% to 70% by 2017
• By 2020, 95% of people must be covered.
9. Future of ICT Trends
• Mobility:
• Cloud computing:
• Big data analytics:
• Social media technologies:
• Internet of Things (IoT):
10. IoT at a glance
• IoT (Internet of Things) is just internetworking and
exchanging data between devices, buildings, systems and
any other electronics embedded objects to provide require
information.
• Being Ubiquitous
11. How IoT works……
• Get the data from the environment by Sensors
• Transmit and store these data in the central
processing/server
• Analyze the data and
take action
12. Communication types of IoT
• A series of new independent systems operating with their
own infrastructures which are partly based on existing
Internet infrastructures, including three main types of
communication:
– M2M : Machine-to-machine / Things-to-things (T2T)
– T2P : Things-to-person
– P2P : Person-to-person
14. IoT with AI
• IoT won’t work without
Artificial Intelligence
• Big data analysis and
real time data
analyzing needs to be
done by automated
tools
15. Challenges facing AI in IoT
• Compatibility
• Complexity
• Privacy/Security
• Safety
• Ethical and legal Issues
• Artificial Stupidity
16. Application of AI
• Gaming
• Natural Language Processing
• Expert Systems
• Vision Systems
• Speech Recognition
• Handwriting Recognition
• Intelligent Robots
17. Popular IoT android humanoid
• Small, and with pleasantly rounded features, NAO is the
first humanoid robot designed by SoftBank Robotics.
18. Popular IoT android humanoid
• Pepper is the first personal and emotional humanoid
robot.
19. What should we prepare?
• Not only programming,
• Not only JAVA, Android or any other languages,
• Not only networking,
• Not only hardware services,
• Not only coding,
• Not only creating….
20. What should we prepare?
• Understanding the ICT Layers….
Infra Layers
OS Layer
Application Layer
Enterprise Layer
Cloud / IoT
21. Fast ways
to be an ICT professional
• Online communities….
• Hang out with geeks….
• Take lessons….
• Create own programs / environment….
22. References……..
• Case study of DELIVERING AFFORDABLE INTERNET
IN MYANMAR by ALLIANC FOR AFFORTABLE
INTERNET
• The future of communication by Wolfgang Wahlster
• ICT Trends 2020 by IDC
• ADB Technical Assistance Consultant’s Report 2015
ICT Maturity : globally accepted standards for IT operations / support processes, quality assurance, information security, software development are yet to be adopted and institutionalized.
ICT Skill Availability : Skilled person in short supply on both Government and Private sector, graduates cannot contribute towards e-Governance initiatives
Mark Zukerberg Smart Home project and Techonomy
In 2013, Global Standards Initiative defined IoT as “the infrastructure of the information society”