During the keynotes and panel sessions on the morning of the first day of the Africa Com event in Cape Town, it became clear that non voice services hold much potential not just as a revenue generator, but also as a customer retention tool in Africa.
The Informer keeps hearing that the worst of the recession is over. Well, in vendor-land it isn’t. There’s the terrible sound of an axe being ground at Nokia Siemens Networks (NSN) HQ, and almost 6,000 more heads are on the block.
Google-backed satellite operator O3b Networks has hired a telecoms veteran to steer it on its course to bring internet connectivity to emerging markets.
It emerged this week that web giant Google is sinking cash into a satellite operator to bring high speed, low cost internet connectivity to emerging markets.
The brainchild of American entrepreneur Greg Wyler, who recently rolled out fibre networks in Rwanda with his company Terracom, O3b Networks proposes to wirelessly connect markets in Asia, Africa, Latin [...]
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Could you please send me the slides of this interesting webinar ?
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