This document summarizes the TelecoDays Prague 2016 event which was held on March 24-25, 2016 at the Prague Marriott Hotel. It thanks attendees and sponsors for making the event a success. The goal of the event was to bring together telecom professionals to network, learn about new trends, and socialize. The document provides details on speakers, sponsors, and the agenda which included discussions on infrastructure sharing, banking trends, security, and emerging opportunities in the global telecom market. Attendees are asked to provide feedback to help make the next year's event even more successful.
Vivendi is a large international media conglomerate headquartered in Paris, France. It has activities in music, television, film, publishing, telecommunications, the internet, and video games. In 2009, Vivendi had revenues of €27.13 billion, operating income of €3.836 billion, and profit of €830 million with 48,280 employees across 77 countries. Vivendi owns telecommunications subsidiaries including SFR, GVT, and Maroc Telecom which offer services such as mobile, broadband, pay TV, and more. Competitors in the telecom sector include BSNL, Airtel, Reliance, and Idea Cellular in India.
Digerati Technologies announced strategic initiatives to drive long-term growth, including repositioning around cloud and session-based communication services, augmenting carrier sales with a higher margin VAR model selling to SMBs, leveraging global network for international VoIP solutions, enhancing infrastructure, and managing expenses. The company transitioned from traditional telecom carrier to global VoIP and cloud provider and deployed a new system to improve its cloud platform and global network. Digerati aims to sell cloud telephony applications through VARs to target SMB customers.
CRM magazine recognized neuf telecom and ClientLogic for improving customer service metrics. They reduced customer service costs by 40%, decreased overall costs by 20%, and increased their customer base by 15% by outsourcing contact center support to ClientLogic. As a result, neuf telecom won a 2005 CRM Service Award in the outsourcing services category.
Huawei July 2010 Corporate Presentation(V11)hubfer
Huawei is a global telecommunications solutions provider that experienced 30% growth in contract sales in 2009 to reach $30.2 billion. It serves 45 of the world's top 50 telecom operators and ranks among the top 3 telecom solution providers globally. Huawei invests heavily in R&D with over 40,000 employees and has filed over 42,000 patent applications. It is focused on developing converged all-IP network solutions to help operators improve bandwidth, revenue, and reduce costs.
Telefonica S.A. is a Spanish broadband and telecommunications provider operating globally. Founded in 1924, it is headquartered in Madrid, Spain and is now the 3rd largest telecommunications provider worldwide. The presentation provides an overview of Telefonica's operations, brands, products, ownership structure, and competitors. It also discusses Telefonica's strategies around content creation, adaptation, and delivery across its television, internet, and mobile platforms.
TADSummit EMEA 2019, Improving the Experience of Realizing CXTech Use CasesAlan Quayle
Marten Schoenherr, CEO/Founder at Automat Berlin GmbH
Addressing a gap consuming Communications Experience Technology today
Bridging a powerful open-source world with a diverse enabler ecosystem
The Automat open-source approach for rapid user-friendly CXTech going beyond consuming CPaaS
Review of the thinking behind Wazo, using their commoditization matrix across control, usability, programmability, and open source to explain the balance Wazo Aims to achieve. Stitching together a number of open source telecom projects to create a programmable framework to implement a number of popular enterprise communication implementations. Such as UCaaS.
Focus is programmable communications. Special themes on conversational intelligence, identity and fraud, open source, and quantum computing.
There’s no registration, content is freely available. Everything will be posted on the agenda: https://blog.tadsummit.com/2021/02/16/tadsummit-asia-2021-agenda/
Presentations are pre-recorded, released one per day through May 2021.
Q&A is in the comments section of the weblog devoted to each presentation. Please ask questions.
In 2021 across the main programmable communication categories, total revenue is $75B+
UCaaS ($33B), 5%
CCaaS ($18B), 20%
CPaaS ($11B), 36%
Business Messaging ($6B), 30%
Identity verification ($4B with TAM of $25B - $55B as its all about customer experience), 60%+
Automation tech ($6B with TAM of $30B), 60%+
Twilio (and many others) do programmable communications
CPaaS (think atomic APIs), business messaging (SMS, IP, email), aggregation, authentication, SIP trunking, CCaaS, automation tech, IoT, and much more…
Doing telecoms/communications in a web way is changing the market now and into the future, different trajectory to telcos
SMS and voice will remain in rude health
Social messaging is necessary, but it only part of the answer
Recognize it’s a smartphone (voice, camera, browser, messaging)
Wholesale consolidation will continue and margins will be squeezed (in the medium to long term)
Applications are necessary for margin growth
Application focus will move into conversations, insight, and customer experience (customers get to what they want faster)
In 2021: UCaaS ($33B), CCaaS ($18B), CPaaS ($11B), Business Messaging ($6B), Identity verification ($4B with TAM of $25B - $55B as its all about customer experience), Automation tech ($6B with TAM of $30B) – $75B+ in 2021.
It’s a smart phone: voice, messaging (SMS and IP), camera (video and pictures), browser (signing documents, all your online processes), all the contextual information about the device and the user.
Unprecedented consolidation through 2020 into 2021, mainly within programmable communications. We’re going to see in the coming years are more enterprise / web companies joining this spree. Will Okta need more than 2FA for mobile authentication?
Think of Programmable Communications as telecoms done in a web way. Question: are telcos or enterprise/web companies more likely to act fast?
Programmable Communications will continue to live in interesting times, even after the pandemic!
My weblog: https://alanquayle.com/blog/
CXTech newsletter, weekly programmable communications news with opinion
TADSummit weblog: https://blog.tadsummit.com/
All the TADSummit content, videos, slides, and reviews
TADSummit Agenda
https://www.tadsummit.com/2020/emea_americas/agenda-emea-americas/
https://www.tadsummit.com/2020/asia/agenda/
https://blog.tadsummit.com/2021/02/16/tadsummit-asia-2021-agenda/
Vivendi is a large international media conglomerate headquartered in Paris, France. It has activities in music, television, film, publishing, telecommunications, the internet, and video games. In 2009, Vivendi had revenues of €27.13 billion, operating income of €3.836 billion, and profit of €830 million with 48,280 employees across 77 countries. Vivendi owns telecommunications subsidiaries including SFR, GVT, and Maroc Telecom which offer services such as mobile, broadband, pay TV, and more. Competitors in the telecom sector include BSNL, Airtel, Reliance, and Idea Cellular in India.
Digerati Technologies announced strategic initiatives to drive long-term growth, including repositioning around cloud and session-based communication services, augmenting carrier sales with a higher margin VAR model selling to SMBs, leveraging global network for international VoIP solutions, enhancing infrastructure, and managing expenses. The company transitioned from traditional telecom carrier to global VoIP and cloud provider and deployed a new system to improve its cloud platform and global network. Digerati aims to sell cloud telephony applications through VARs to target SMB customers.
CRM magazine recognized neuf telecom and ClientLogic for improving customer service metrics. They reduced customer service costs by 40%, decreased overall costs by 20%, and increased their customer base by 15% by outsourcing contact center support to ClientLogic. As a result, neuf telecom won a 2005 CRM Service Award in the outsourcing services category.
Huawei July 2010 Corporate Presentation(V11)hubfer
Huawei is a global telecommunications solutions provider that experienced 30% growth in contract sales in 2009 to reach $30.2 billion. It serves 45 of the world's top 50 telecom operators and ranks among the top 3 telecom solution providers globally. Huawei invests heavily in R&D with over 40,000 employees and has filed over 42,000 patent applications. It is focused on developing converged all-IP network solutions to help operators improve bandwidth, revenue, and reduce costs.
Telefonica S.A. is a Spanish broadband and telecommunications provider operating globally. Founded in 1924, it is headquartered in Madrid, Spain and is now the 3rd largest telecommunications provider worldwide. The presentation provides an overview of Telefonica's operations, brands, products, ownership structure, and competitors. It also discusses Telefonica's strategies around content creation, adaptation, and delivery across its television, internet, and mobile platforms.
TADSummit EMEA 2019, Improving the Experience of Realizing CXTech Use CasesAlan Quayle
Marten Schoenherr, CEO/Founder at Automat Berlin GmbH
Addressing a gap consuming Communications Experience Technology today
Bridging a powerful open-source world with a diverse enabler ecosystem
The Automat open-source approach for rapid user-friendly CXTech going beyond consuming CPaaS
Review of the thinking behind Wazo, using their commoditization matrix across control, usability, programmability, and open source to explain the balance Wazo Aims to achieve. Stitching together a number of open source telecom projects to create a programmable framework to implement a number of popular enterprise communication implementations. Such as UCaaS.
Focus is programmable communications. Special themes on conversational intelligence, identity and fraud, open source, and quantum computing.
There’s no registration, content is freely available. Everything will be posted on the agenda: https://blog.tadsummit.com/2021/02/16/tadsummit-asia-2021-agenda/
Presentations are pre-recorded, released one per day through May 2021.
Q&A is in the comments section of the weblog devoted to each presentation. Please ask questions.
In 2021 across the main programmable communication categories, total revenue is $75B+
UCaaS ($33B), 5%
CCaaS ($18B), 20%
CPaaS ($11B), 36%
Business Messaging ($6B), 30%
Identity verification ($4B with TAM of $25B - $55B as its all about customer experience), 60%+
Automation tech ($6B with TAM of $30B), 60%+
Twilio (and many others) do programmable communications
CPaaS (think atomic APIs), business messaging (SMS, IP, email), aggregation, authentication, SIP trunking, CCaaS, automation tech, IoT, and much more…
Doing telecoms/communications in a web way is changing the market now and into the future, different trajectory to telcos
SMS and voice will remain in rude health
Social messaging is necessary, but it only part of the answer
Recognize it’s a smartphone (voice, camera, browser, messaging)
Wholesale consolidation will continue and margins will be squeezed (in the medium to long term)
Applications are necessary for margin growth
Application focus will move into conversations, insight, and customer experience (customers get to what they want faster)
In 2021: UCaaS ($33B), CCaaS ($18B), CPaaS ($11B), Business Messaging ($6B), Identity verification ($4B with TAM of $25B - $55B as its all about customer experience), Automation tech ($6B with TAM of $30B) – $75B+ in 2021.
It’s a smart phone: voice, messaging (SMS and IP), camera (video and pictures), browser (signing documents, all your online processes), all the contextual information about the device and the user.
Unprecedented consolidation through 2020 into 2021, mainly within programmable communications. We’re going to see in the coming years are more enterprise / web companies joining this spree. Will Okta need more than 2FA for mobile authentication?
Think of Programmable Communications as telecoms done in a web way. Question: are telcos or enterprise/web companies more likely to act fast?
Programmable Communications will continue to live in interesting times, even after the pandemic!
My weblog: https://alanquayle.com/blog/
CXTech newsletter, weekly programmable communications news with opinion
TADSummit weblog: https://blog.tadsummit.com/
All the TADSummit content, videos, slides, and reviews
TADSummit Agenda
https://www.tadsummit.com/2020/emea_americas/agenda-emea-americas/
https://www.tadsummit.com/2020/asia/agenda/
https://blog.tadsummit.com/2021/02/16/tadsummit-asia-2021-agenda/
Telefonica operates as a multinational telecommunications company providing services across Europe and South America. The consultants analyzed Telefonica's business environment, culture, and strategy. They found that Telefonica has a strong brand but faces challenges from political instability in key markets like the UK. The consultants recommend that Telefonica focus on innovation, exploit new opportunities in data and business services, and better tailor customer service to sustain its competitive advantage globally.
The document is a catalogue for Vox Telecom that provides an overview of the company and its product offerings. Vox Telecom is a leading South African telecom operator that provides voice, data and collaboration services. The catalogue outlines Vox Telecom's points of presence nationwide and internationally, as well as its suite of access, connectivity, voice, infrastructure, security, messaging, mobility, consulting, management, and cloud services. It emphasizes Vox Telecom's technical expertise, superior quality products, and commitment to customer service.
France Telecom is the leading broadband and mobile provider in Europe. It operates under the Orange brand in 23 countries worldwide, including 13 European countries. Key points:
- Orange has over 177 million customers across five continents.
- France Telecom generates over €52 billion annually in consolidated sales.
- The company provides both mobile and fixed-line services, with mobile being its largest business segment.
- It faces competition from other major telecom companies in each country such as Deutsche Telekom in Germany and Telefonica in Spain.
This document discusses technology trends and predictions for the communications industry in 2012. It highlights some key focus areas for Communications Technology magazine in the coming year, including monthly webinars on topics like TV Everywhere and network innovation. It also summarizes upcoming special reports and daily news services that will analyze industry news and regulatory changes. The document closes by reflecting on how younger users and new devices like smartphones and tablets are driving changes in the industry and shaping its future direction.
TADSummit EMEA 2019, Challenges Consuming Programmable Telecoms from the Deve...Alan Quayle
Sebastian Schumann, Technology & Innovation at Deutsche Telekom
App development: I just want to make a call
Consuming APIs: It’s all fine as long as you know what you want and have done it before
App development vs. Telecom App development
Here are the key business objectives of Telenor Pakistan:
- Increase market share in terms of subscribers from 10% in 2006 to 40% by 2015.
- Increase market penetration from 9% in 2006 to 30% by 2015.
- Increase market share in terms of revenue.
- Expand network coverage across Pakistan.
- Launch new and innovative products and services.
- Improve customer service and satisfaction.
- Increase profitability through revenue growth and cost optimization.
- Maintain financial strength and stability.
So in summary, the main business objectives are around growing market share, expanding network coverage, launching new offerings, improving customer experience, and boosting profitability over the long
The document discusses how over-the-top (OTT) voice and SMS services allow developers to incorporate calling and messaging capabilities into their applications by using internet networks rather than traditional telephone networks. OTT services empower developers to differentiate their apps and provide new communication experiences for users. While telecommunications can be complex, OTT providers like Bandwidth simplify this for developers and help them avoid barriers to entry.
This document proposes a connected stadium solution for Eredivisie clubs in the Netherlands. It summarizes the potential business case, highlighting estimated minimum annual revenue of €2 million and maximum of €7.5 million for 10 clubs from premium content, advertising, e-commerce, and data analytics. It then outlines the technical solution involving partners Tele2, Xaton, Event Engineers, Alcadis, and Ruckus Wireless to provide WiFi infrastructure, a mobile app, and central network management to enable services like video streaming. The proposal argues the technical solution costs less than the potential revenue and that Tele2 is willing to finance investments and sponsor costs.
This document provides an overview of France Telecom SA (Orange). It discusses the company's history, external analysis using Porter's six forces, internal resources and competencies, value chain, business model focused on telecommunications, entertainment and convergence strategy. Recent issues include a new partnership with Google. The summary focuses on key details about the company and industry.
Rolando Fernández is a Colombian businessman with over 30 years of experience in telecommunications and technology. He has held leadership roles at several companies in Colombia and the US, including as President & CEO of Panamproject SAS and CEO of Panamproject USA Corp. He has expertise in areas such as satellite communications, Internet of Things solutions, video security, and networking.
4G LTE International Conference - Event OverviewGiang Dang
(1) The document outlines details of the First Ever 4G LTE International Conference in Vietnam taking place on March 26, 2015 at the Melia Hotel in Hanoi. (2) The conference will focus on Vietnam's 4G master plan and experiences constructing and managing 4G networks in the Greater Mekong Subregion. (3) Key topics will include optimizing 4G infrastructure, diversifying services on 4G platforms, and developing a homogeneous 4G technology across the subregion.
Nagui Chalache has over 20 years of experience in telecommunications including managerial positions at Ericsson Egypt and Vodafone Egypt. He is currently the CEO and Co-Founder of Nile ICT, an IT and communications systems integrator. At Ericsson, he helped secure major deals with Telecom Egypt and positioned Ericsson's portfolio. As Account Manager for Telecom Egypt, he established a long term partnership. Nagui holds an MBA and BSc in Communications and Electronics.
Vox Telecom is a leading South African telecoms operator providing voice, data, and collaboration services. It has offices across South Africa and international infrastructure with points of presence in London. Vox Telecom offers a comprehensive suite of enterprise telecom solutions including access and connectivity, voice solutions, infrastructure services, security solutions, messaging and collaboration, mobility solutions, consulting and software integration, management and monitoring solutions, and managed services. It prides itself on technical expertise, innovation, and superior service delivery.
Brych Technology, LLC is an African American owned telecommunications company that specializes in cell tower construction and maintenance. It started in 2013 with 4 crews and has since grown to over $725,000 in annual revenue by 2014. As of 2015, Brych Technology is a direct vendor for major carriers like Ericsson, AT&T, Verizon, Sprint and T-Mobile, putting it at the top tier of the industry. The company's CEO, Brenda Watson, has overseen its growth and aims to continue expanding its warehouse facilities and service offerings.
Alpha Telecom is a leading European telecommunications company established in 1996 that was recently acquired by an Italian group. It has invested in developing innovative technologies and services. Alpha Telecom offers competitive international calling rates and savings of up to 85% compared to other providers. It is rebranding itself to reflect its focus on state-of-the-art technology and high call quality for customers.
The document summarizes a presentation on mobile broadband given by Alan Hadden, President of the Global mobile Suppliers Association. It discusses the growth of mobile broadband usage and revenues globally. It also provides an overview of the developments and adoption of HSPA, HSPA+, LTE, and other mobile broadband technologies, including the increasing number of devices supporting these standards and network deployments by operators.
MTech is an integrated mobile communication solutions provider in Africa, serving sectors like banking, insurance, and government. It employs over 150 people across 16 African countries, with major hubs in Lagos and Nairobi. MTech provides SMS, voice, and mobile application solutions to industries including banking, entertainment, marketing, and social services. It partners with media companies and has strategic alliances to deliver premier services across Africa.
Samsung Digeo Announce Deal to Launch Samsung Home Media Center With Moxi(TM)Craig Hummel
Samsung and Digeo announced a deal for Samsung to produce the next generation Moxi II Media Center, leveraging Digeo's technology. Charter Communications and Adelphia agreed to purchase the new Samsung Home Media Center in fall 2005. The new products will offer advanced features like HDTV and digital video recording at a lower cost using Digeo's chipset.
6 lte-a challenges and evolving lte network architectureCPqD
The document discusses the challenges of evolving LTE network architectures to support LTE-Advanced and heterogeneous networks. It outlines issues like network densification increasing costs, challenges of managing more complex networks with various technologies and interoperability concerns. The document then proposes that software defined networking (SDN) and cloud radio access network (C-RAN) architectures can help address these issues by increasing flexibility, scalability and programmability of the network while reducing costs. The summary concludes that SDN and C-RAN approaches will help mobile networks realize the full potential of LTE.
(2905) Telecoms World ME 2016 22 Page Prospectus v4 1.1George Clarke
This document provides information about the Telecoms World Middle East 2016 conference. The conference will be held in Dubai in September 2016 and will focus on strategies, innovation, and partnerships for telecommunication companies (telcos) in the Middle East, North Africa, Central Asia, and South Asia regions. It is expected to attract over 800 attendees from telcos and related industries across the regions. The conference will include speakers, sponsors, and discussions on topics like network deployment, digital services, customer experience, and wholesale partnerships. The document promotes sponsorship opportunities at the event to connect companies with senior executives from regional telcos.
Andrew Bond has over 30 years of experience in sales, business development, and account management. He has a proven track record of negotiating multi-million dollar deals and has worked with over 350 past clients. Bond is skilled in developing new business, opportunity hunting, negotiations, contract drafting, and global account management. He has experience launching new products and opening new markets.
Telefonica operates as a multinational telecommunications company providing services across Europe and South America. The consultants analyzed Telefonica's business environment, culture, and strategy. They found that Telefonica has a strong brand but faces challenges from political instability in key markets like the UK. The consultants recommend that Telefonica focus on innovation, exploit new opportunities in data and business services, and better tailor customer service to sustain its competitive advantage globally.
The document is a catalogue for Vox Telecom that provides an overview of the company and its product offerings. Vox Telecom is a leading South African telecom operator that provides voice, data and collaboration services. The catalogue outlines Vox Telecom's points of presence nationwide and internationally, as well as its suite of access, connectivity, voice, infrastructure, security, messaging, mobility, consulting, management, and cloud services. It emphasizes Vox Telecom's technical expertise, superior quality products, and commitment to customer service.
France Telecom is the leading broadband and mobile provider in Europe. It operates under the Orange brand in 23 countries worldwide, including 13 European countries. Key points:
- Orange has over 177 million customers across five continents.
- France Telecom generates over €52 billion annually in consolidated sales.
- The company provides both mobile and fixed-line services, with mobile being its largest business segment.
- It faces competition from other major telecom companies in each country such as Deutsche Telekom in Germany and Telefonica in Spain.
This document discusses technology trends and predictions for the communications industry in 2012. It highlights some key focus areas for Communications Technology magazine in the coming year, including monthly webinars on topics like TV Everywhere and network innovation. It also summarizes upcoming special reports and daily news services that will analyze industry news and regulatory changes. The document closes by reflecting on how younger users and new devices like smartphones and tablets are driving changes in the industry and shaping its future direction.
TADSummit EMEA 2019, Challenges Consuming Programmable Telecoms from the Deve...Alan Quayle
Sebastian Schumann, Technology & Innovation at Deutsche Telekom
App development: I just want to make a call
Consuming APIs: It’s all fine as long as you know what you want and have done it before
App development vs. Telecom App development
Here are the key business objectives of Telenor Pakistan:
- Increase market share in terms of subscribers from 10% in 2006 to 40% by 2015.
- Increase market penetration from 9% in 2006 to 30% by 2015.
- Increase market share in terms of revenue.
- Expand network coverage across Pakistan.
- Launch new and innovative products and services.
- Improve customer service and satisfaction.
- Increase profitability through revenue growth and cost optimization.
- Maintain financial strength and stability.
So in summary, the main business objectives are around growing market share, expanding network coverage, launching new offerings, improving customer experience, and boosting profitability over the long
The document discusses how over-the-top (OTT) voice and SMS services allow developers to incorporate calling and messaging capabilities into their applications by using internet networks rather than traditional telephone networks. OTT services empower developers to differentiate their apps and provide new communication experiences for users. While telecommunications can be complex, OTT providers like Bandwidth simplify this for developers and help them avoid barriers to entry.
This document proposes a connected stadium solution for Eredivisie clubs in the Netherlands. It summarizes the potential business case, highlighting estimated minimum annual revenue of €2 million and maximum of €7.5 million for 10 clubs from premium content, advertising, e-commerce, and data analytics. It then outlines the technical solution involving partners Tele2, Xaton, Event Engineers, Alcadis, and Ruckus Wireless to provide WiFi infrastructure, a mobile app, and central network management to enable services like video streaming. The proposal argues the technical solution costs less than the potential revenue and that Tele2 is willing to finance investments and sponsor costs.
This document provides an overview of France Telecom SA (Orange). It discusses the company's history, external analysis using Porter's six forces, internal resources and competencies, value chain, business model focused on telecommunications, entertainment and convergence strategy. Recent issues include a new partnership with Google. The summary focuses on key details about the company and industry.
Rolando Fernández is a Colombian businessman with over 30 years of experience in telecommunications and technology. He has held leadership roles at several companies in Colombia and the US, including as President & CEO of Panamproject SAS and CEO of Panamproject USA Corp. He has expertise in areas such as satellite communications, Internet of Things solutions, video security, and networking.
4G LTE International Conference - Event OverviewGiang Dang
(1) The document outlines details of the First Ever 4G LTE International Conference in Vietnam taking place on March 26, 2015 at the Melia Hotel in Hanoi. (2) The conference will focus on Vietnam's 4G master plan and experiences constructing and managing 4G networks in the Greater Mekong Subregion. (3) Key topics will include optimizing 4G infrastructure, diversifying services on 4G platforms, and developing a homogeneous 4G technology across the subregion.
Nagui Chalache has over 20 years of experience in telecommunications including managerial positions at Ericsson Egypt and Vodafone Egypt. He is currently the CEO and Co-Founder of Nile ICT, an IT and communications systems integrator. At Ericsson, he helped secure major deals with Telecom Egypt and positioned Ericsson's portfolio. As Account Manager for Telecom Egypt, he established a long term partnership. Nagui holds an MBA and BSc in Communications and Electronics.
Vox Telecom is a leading South African telecoms operator providing voice, data, and collaboration services. It has offices across South Africa and international infrastructure with points of presence in London. Vox Telecom offers a comprehensive suite of enterprise telecom solutions including access and connectivity, voice solutions, infrastructure services, security solutions, messaging and collaboration, mobility solutions, consulting and software integration, management and monitoring solutions, and managed services. It prides itself on technical expertise, innovation, and superior service delivery.
Brych Technology, LLC is an African American owned telecommunications company that specializes in cell tower construction and maintenance. It started in 2013 with 4 crews and has since grown to over $725,000 in annual revenue by 2014. As of 2015, Brych Technology is a direct vendor for major carriers like Ericsson, AT&T, Verizon, Sprint and T-Mobile, putting it at the top tier of the industry. The company's CEO, Brenda Watson, has overseen its growth and aims to continue expanding its warehouse facilities and service offerings.
Alpha Telecom is a leading European telecommunications company established in 1996 that was recently acquired by an Italian group. It has invested in developing innovative technologies and services. Alpha Telecom offers competitive international calling rates and savings of up to 85% compared to other providers. It is rebranding itself to reflect its focus on state-of-the-art technology and high call quality for customers.
The document summarizes a presentation on mobile broadband given by Alan Hadden, President of the Global mobile Suppliers Association. It discusses the growth of mobile broadband usage and revenues globally. It also provides an overview of the developments and adoption of HSPA, HSPA+, LTE, and other mobile broadband technologies, including the increasing number of devices supporting these standards and network deployments by operators.
MTech is an integrated mobile communication solutions provider in Africa, serving sectors like banking, insurance, and government. It employs over 150 people across 16 African countries, with major hubs in Lagos and Nairobi. MTech provides SMS, voice, and mobile application solutions to industries including banking, entertainment, marketing, and social services. It partners with media companies and has strategic alliances to deliver premier services across Africa.
Samsung Digeo Announce Deal to Launch Samsung Home Media Center With Moxi(TM)Craig Hummel
Samsung and Digeo announced a deal for Samsung to produce the next generation Moxi II Media Center, leveraging Digeo's technology. Charter Communications and Adelphia agreed to purchase the new Samsung Home Media Center in fall 2005. The new products will offer advanced features like HDTV and digital video recording at a lower cost using Digeo's chipset.
6 lte-a challenges and evolving lte network architectureCPqD
The document discusses the challenges of evolving LTE network architectures to support LTE-Advanced and heterogeneous networks. It outlines issues like network densification increasing costs, challenges of managing more complex networks with various technologies and interoperability concerns. The document then proposes that software defined networking (SDN) and cloud radio access network (C-RAN) architectures can help address these issues by increasing flexibility, scalability and programmability of the network while reducing costs. The summary concludes that SDN and C-RAN approaches will help mobile networks realize the full potential of LTE.
(2905) Telecoms World ME 2016 22 Page Prospectus v4 1.1George Clarke
This document provides information about the Telecoms World Middle East 2016 conference. The conference will be held in Dubai in September 2016 and will focus on strategies, innovation, and partnerships for telecommunication companies (telcos) in the Middle East, North Africa, Central Asia, and South Asia regions. It is expected to attract over 800 attendees from telcos and related industries across the regions. The conference will include speakers, sponsors, and discussions on topics like network deployment, digital services, customer experience, and wholesale partnerships. The document promotes sponsorship opportunities at the event to connect companies with senior executives from regional telcos.
Andrew Bond has over 30 years of experience in sales, business development, and account management. He has a proven track record of negotiating multi-million dollar deals and has worked with over 350 past clients. Bond is skilled in developing new business, opportunity hunting, negotiations, contract drafting, and global account management. He has experience launching new products and opening new markets.
This document discusses Orange Business Services' operations in the Middle East and Africa region. It provides an overview of key challenges businesses face in the region related to infrastructure limitations. It then outlines how Orange addresses these challenges through its network assets, strong brand, local expertise and partnerships. Orange provides a full portfolio of connectivity, IT, cloud, collaboration and security solutions tailored for the region. It has a large presence with over 2,000 employees across multiple offices and countries in the Middle East and Africa.
The document is a resume for Andrew Bond, who has over 20 years of experience in business development, sales, and negotiations. He has a proven track record of negotiating multi-million dollar deals and has experience in industries like telecommunications, cloud computing, and mobile technologies. His background includes roles managing accounts and developing new business globally for companies like Blackberry, Alpha Telecom, and World Telecom.
The document summarizes an upcoming conference on roaming for mobile operators. The conference will discuss:
1) The impact of new EU roaming regulations on operators and strategies for remaining compliant.
2) Case studies on monetizing roaming, including from operators in the UAE, Russia, Brazil, and Germany.
3) Opportunities and challenges around WiFi roaming, OTT players, and alternative roaming providers.
4) Ensuring quality of service and optimizing coverage for major global events.
The conference aims to provide operators tools to navigate the evolving roaming landscape and maximize revenue opportunities. It will bring together mobile carriers, regulators, vendors and other stakeholders.
Ovum Telecoms provides insightful analysis and advice to guide telecom service providers, regulators, and vendors through industry transformation. It has highly experienced analysts averaging over 10 years in the industry. Key research themes in 2010 include next-generation access strategies, business transformation, service innovation, emerging markets opportunities, and regulatory developments.
R&M is a leading supplier of passive cabling solutions. In 2012, R&M expanded its product portfolio to include high density solutions for data centers and an end-to-end FTTH solution. R&M also expanded its geographic reach by appointing new regional distributors in Kerala and Maharashtra. R&M works with over 135 certified channel partners across India and plans to provide continued training and support to partners. R&M anticipates growth in 2012 through its expanded product offerings and focus on partners.
Mobile VAS and Multimedia Ecosystem and Value‐Chain over 4G and 4.5G Network ...Ali Saghaeian
The slides cover a broad range of topics, including:
4G and 4.5G as the Next Uplift of Growth
The Evolution of Mobile Operators' Business Model
Possible Changes in the Value Chain
How to take the Smart Pipe VAS Strategy
Data as the key to create Competing Value
Key Drivers and Success Factors in Future Networks
Operators' Strategies in the Value Chain
Digital Economy and the Evolving Ecosystem
Matrix Global Solutions develops software and hardware solutions for telecommunications, internet, and transaction services. It has a proprietary applications development technology with patents pending that allows it to rapidly develop customized solutions. The company's products include prepaid internet access and virtual debit cards that provide online access and purchases without credit cards. Its management team has over 50 years of combined experience in telecom, software, and prepaid technologies, positioning the company for growth as commerce shifts to digital.
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2. Dear Attendees
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Gold Sponsors - Heer Teleservices Limited and Genband
Silver Sponsor - Mea Systems
Associate Sponsors - Pandora Property, Voxvalley, SmartTech Communication,
Core3 Networks Pvt. Ltd, Gsoft, IVDA, Afinna One, VoIPRoutes and WebShutter.
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Voice carriers - 48%
Solution vendors - 25%
Data carriers - 12%
Mobile operators - 4%
MVNOs - 6%
SMS - 5%
1. Region
Europe - 51%
CIS - 27%
Middle East - 8%
Asia - 9%
Africa - 3%
North America - 2%
Manager - 43%
Director - 26%
C-level - 16%
VP - 6%
Other - 9%
2. Level 3. Industry
6. Lobby
•Registration and Welcome Coffee
Moravia
•Welcome Speech
Moravia
•SPEECH: Increasing the Internet reach to the unserved areas especially in developing countries through
infrastructure sharing
Dr.Khalid Rafique, Senior Manager Business Development Carrier Services & Wholesale, PTCL
Moravia
•SPEECH: Banking trends for international wholesale telecom
Mark J Stewart, CEO, Internet Mobile Communications Ltd.
8:30-9:00
9:00-9:10
9:10-9:30
9:30-9:50
Agenda – day one. Thursday 24 March
Moravia •SPEECH: Telco & Cyber Security
Billa Bhandari, Senior Executive, Cybersecurity and Biometrics SME, MiDCOM.
Moravia
•SPEECH: Telco & Emergency Preparedness
Michael DeWayne Brown, Deputy Director, Federal Emergency Management Agency
Moravia
•SPEECH: How Telcos can go cloud with no Capex. How to increase ARPU using regulatory drivers
Santiago Vañó Juliá, CEO, Cloud Worldwide Services
Moravia
• Coffee Networking, Sponsored by Genband
9:50-10:10
10:10-10:30
10:30-11:00
11:00-11:30
Bohemia
• Bilateral Meetings and Exhibition Area Open
Lunch and Networking Opportunity, sponsored by Heer Teleservices
Moravia
• Coffee Networking, Sponsored by Genband
11:30-18:00
13:00-14:00
15:30-16:00
19:00-22:00 Evening Reception, Sponsored by WebShutter
7. Bohemia
• Bilateral Meetings and Exhibition Area Open
Coffee Networking, Sponsored by Genband
Moravia
• PRESENTATION: Inbound Marketing Solutions for Telecom Companies WebShutter
Web Development and Marketing Agency
Moravia
• PRESENTATION: XM^Online Cloud BSS Solution,
Optimization of Customer Effort Score, ICT Hothouse
9:00-18:00
10:30-11:00
11:30-12:00
12:00-12:30
Agenda – day two. Friday 25 March
• Lunch and Networking Opportunity
Sponsored by Heer Teleservices
Panel Discussion: Emerging opportunities in global telecom market: What`s in store for
wholesale carriers
• Panel Discussion: WEBRTC changes the unified communications landscape
Moravia
• Coffee Networking
Sponsored by Genband
13:00-14:00
14:30-15:30
15:30-16:30
16:30-17:00
18:00-19:00 Prague City Tour
8. Senior Management Executive with 20+ years experience building, managing and restructuring
teams with a focus on high-end, large scale Enterprises and Service Providers. A dedicated
professional with analytical and commercial skills, enabling thought leadership, business
development and a proven ‘Go-to-Market’ strategy.
James Moffat
Director of Sales EMEA (IP Telephony) at Edgewater Networks
Speakers
COMUNYCARSE Network Consultants, a Company with more than 20 years in the market providing
high technology solutions using voice and computer telephony solutions. 75% of their customers are
among the IBEX35 index. He is an expert in SaaS applications and deployments in Telco, Cloud
Marketplaces and Service Providers. Cloud Worldwide Services provides SaaS applications for
Service Providers.
Santiago Vaño Julia
CEO at COMUNYCARSE Network Consultants and Cloud Worldwide Services
How Telcos Can go Cloud with NO CAPEX: Increasing ARPU Using Regulatory
Drivers
Dr. Khalid Rafique
Senior Manager Business Development at PTCL
Increasing the Internet Reach to the Unserved Areas (especially
in developing countries) through Infrastructure Sharing
Dr. Khalid has basic Engineering degrees in Electrical & Telecommunications followed by a PhD
degree in Engineering with specialization in Telecommunication Management. His research area
is the Emerging ICT Ecosystem: Challenges & Opportunities for regulators and operators. He is
involved in trial projects for Cable internet in rural areas, Wi-Fi offload projects and
materializing smart homes concept in Pakistan. He is engaged in entrepreneurial activities in ICT
industry and delivers lectures on entrepreneurial opportunities in ICT sector at university level.
Mark Stewart is a founder of IMC promoting the global smartphone calling community called
ecomo® and operating the global voice market for telecommunications called Bank of
Telecom®. Mark is a graduate of the University of Greenwich, London in Electronics and
Communications Engineering and holds an MBA from University of Strathclyde, Scotland
obtained whilst studying in Glasgow and Hong Kong. He started his career with BT and then
took up commercial posts at Cable & Wireless in the UK holding.
Mark J. Stewart
CEO at IMC Ltd
Banking Trends for International Wholesale Telecom
9. Gold Sponsor
GENBAND
GENBAND is a global leader in real time communications software solutions for service
providers, enterprises, independent software vendors, systems integrators and developers in
over 80 countries. Its market-leading Network Modernization, Unified Communications,
Mobility and Embedded Communications solutions enable customers to quickly capitalize on
growing market segments and introduce differentiating products, applications and services.
Silver Sponsors
HEER TELESERVICES LIMITED
Heer Teleservices Limited provides telecommunication solutions with cost effectiveness and
efficiency in service. With management and combined experience of more than a decade, Heer
Teleservices Limited offers unparalleled expertise in large-scale VoIP for efficient, high quality
international voice service.
Sponsors and Partners Profiles
MEA Systems LTD
MEA Systems LTD is an international VoIP carrier, qualified in wholesale and retail voice
markets. As an advanced, the company owns and operates facilities based retail billing
systems and CRM solutions. The company software developer provides direct routes to CIS,
Europe, Africa, Middle East and Asia.
Associate Sponsors
Pandora Property
Pandora is fast growing European VOIP company, consisting of experienced experts in this
area, which can offer you reliable international routes with high quality and GSM equipment
for termination.
IVDA
IVDA is a voice trading platform uniting telecom operators, retail companies, wholesale
traders, and VoIP origination and termination providers. It creates a different business
environment providing neutral information about traffic exchanged.
10. WebShutter
WebShutter is a Web Development and Inbound Marketing Agency offering A-Z solutions to grow
your business online. The agency services include website development, mobile app development,
SEO, content marketing, social media marketing and email marketing.
SmartTech Communication
SmartTech Communication is a private company operating in the VOIP industry. Its main business
consists of assisting telecoms and carriers to grow by matching their available traffic and terminations
in the network to improve efficiency and reduce costs.
Associate Sponsors
Gsoft
Gsoft delivers world-class wholesale carrier services and solutions. The company positions itself as an
emerging global player with diversified offering in next generation telecommunication services.
Core3 Networks Pvt. Ltd
Core3 is one of the fastest growing International VoIP carriers in Hong Kong offering a complete
portfolio of connections to Europe, North and South-America, Africa, Asia and the Middle-East. Core3
routes millions of international voice minutes from other carriers through its state of the art
switching platform.
VoIP Routes
VoIPRoutes is a fast growing VoIP company offering cost-effective and best quality wholesale VoIP
termination and business VoIP services tailored for emerging and established carriers.
Voxvalley
Voxvalley is a leading VoIP solution provider delivering innovative and business transforming VoIP
solutions for carriers and telecoms worldwide. Voxvalley's business portfolio include VoIP Solutions
that empower Telecoms and VoIP Providers with customized mobile and business VoIP software
solutions.
Afinna One
Afinna One is an international VoIP carrier in direct voice termination. Founded in 2010 the
company has presence in Europe west and east, Asia and Africa. Its telecom portfolio includes
wholesale and retail premium VoIP A-Z termination.
12. Exhibitors Profiles
Interoute
Interoute is the owner operator of Europe’s
largest network and a global cloud services
platform, which encompasses over 70,000 km of
lit fibre, 12 data centres, 14 Virtual Data Centres
and 31 colocation centers, with connections to
195 additional partner Data Centres.
REVE Systems
REVE Systems is a telecommunication and software
solution provider having a wide assortment of
products, ranging from backbone infrastructure to
peripheral products, including middleware.
NEXGE
Nexge provides diverse range of NGN, VoIP, SMS, VAS
based Platforms to more than 200 Telecom Service
Providers in 24 countries serving more than 30 Billion
minutes per Annum.
ALCOMA
ALCOMA a.s. is a leading Czech designer and
producer of point to point microwave and
millimeter wave radio relay links successfully
working in many telecommunication networks for
data and voice transmission.
ECT
ECT develops technology for voice and multimedia
value-added services based on its INtellECT® Next-
Generation Intelligent Network. It has state-of-the art
complete service applications such as
effECTive® Network-Based Contact Centres, NTS,
Televoting, Interactive Voice and Video Response as
well as INtellECT® Virtual PBX, VPN, MEX, NP and
Carrier Routing.
Squire Technologies
Squire Technologies are a UK based company
specialising in signalling product solutions in the SS7,
VoIP and IMS markets. It provides either black box
products and the associated install and support
services, or a total end-to-end solution under its Next
Generation Service.
WebShutter
WebShutter is a Web Development and Inbound
Marketing Agency offering A-Z solutions to grow
your business online and get leads. The agency
services include website development, mobile
app development, SEO, content marketing, social
media marketing and email marketing.
Jerasoft
Jerasoft is the leading developer and integrator
of high quality Billing software and VoIP
solutions. Its premier product, VCS, has been
successfully implemented worldwide and has
become the centerpiece of its customers’
Telecom solutions.
Bank of Telecom®
Bank of Telecom® is the global voice
telecommunications marketplace for
international telecoms suppliers with over 250
carrier Members.
Acrobits
Acrobits offers the entire range from pre-configured
standalone consumer apps to the award winning
“Cloud Softphone” for VoIP providers and companies
with a PBX. Its products cover the whole range of
mobile communications and are fully compliant with all
the various SIP servers.
13. Contact information
Address: Seifertova 545/44, Prague, Czech Republic
Telephone: +420 226 209 988
Email: sponsorship@telecodays.com
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