IP&TV World Forum: Hans M Lauritsen, Sales Director at Triax
Telecoms.com talks to Hans M Lauritsen, Sales Director of Triax at IP&TV World Forum 2012.
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IP&TV World Forum: Thomas Lind, Technical Sales Support Director at Appear TV
Telecoms.com talks to Thomas Lind, Technical Sales Support Director of Appear TV at IP&TV World Forum 2012.
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IP&TV World Forum: Thomas Lind, Technical Sales Support Director at Appear TV
Telecoms.com talks to Thomas Lind, Technical Sales Support Director of Appear TV at IP&TV World Forum 2012.
IP&TV World Forum: Navin Natoewal, GM – Media Interaction, Philips
Telecoms.com talks to Navin Natoewal, General Manager – Media Interaction of Philips at IP&TV World Forum 2012.
IP&TV World Forum: Derek Coetzee, Chief Technical Officer at Digisoft
Telecoms.com talks to Derek Coetzee, Chief Technical Officer of Digisoft at IP&TV World Forum 2012.
Sybase 365: Customer engagement
John Sims, President of Sybase 365, talks to telecoms.com about building customer engagement through mobile commerce and mobile messaging in both the emerging and developed markets.
eServGlobal: Evolving mobile money
Paolo Montessori, VP Mobile Money, eServGlobal, talks to telecoms.com about the evolution of mobile money services over the last decade. He discusses the influence of regulation on the market and the changing role of the operators in the ecosystem and the growing requirement for smart partnerships in the space.
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Qualcomm: Augmenting reality
During MWC 2011, telecoms.com filmed an augmented reality demo with Qualcomm’s senior director of Business Development, Jay Wright. This year (2012) we caught up with him again to see how much the technology has changed in the past 12 months.
What a difference a year makes…
Orange and Intel, bringing smartphones to the masses
At Mobile World Congress in February, chip firm Intel marked its foray into the mobile devices space, with an Atom-powered handset co-developed with Orange.
Wyse: Putting cloud in the pocket
Cloud services was a topic on everyone’s lips at MWC 2012. Enterprise cloud service provider Wyse, which also manufactures thin client devices for the corporate environment, is now making a push into the mobile industry. With increasing numbers of personal devices being used to access enterprise data, enterprise mobility management is key, says Wyse’ Daniel Barreto. The firm’s Pocket Cloud solution addresses just this issue, he explains.
Astellia: Network and customer experience insight
Rajesh Sharma, VP Sales and Customer Operations, Astellia, talks to telecoms.com about five key trends: the increased usage of smartphones; mobile broadband; VoIP; video and social networking, which are creating new challenges but also new opportunities for operators.
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