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FIRST CALL FOR SPEAKERS! If you are a senior level director with a relevant African case study, and would like to participate in the programme as a speaker, then call Jaylene Naidoo NOW to discuss your potential participation. Tel +27 (0) 11 516 4051 or e-mail jaylene.naidoo@terrapinn.co.za
Your case study should focus around one of these key areas:
- Big picture: Wireless deployment trends in Africa
- Investment and financing opportunities
- Reliable wireless
- Wireless security
- Last-mile connectivity
- Regulation
- Best-practice: Proven mmercial deployments of wireless networks
- Network optimisation
- The future of wireless technologies
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Target your market!
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Conference:
Day 1
14th July 2009 8am - 5:30pm
Day 2
15th July 2009 8am - 5:30pm
Workshops: Workshop dates
13 & 16 July 2009
Watch this space for futher details about our exciting workshops. They are separately bookable!
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Join us at Wireless Broadband World Africa 2009 for months of highly targeted exposure:
- Brand your publication with an event that the industry believes in
- Fully capitalise on our integrated marketing campaign
- Increased customer contact and business opportunities
- Widen your exposure to new regions
- A unique opportunity to give clients “hands on” experience with your products / services
- Exclusive interviews with the region’s movers and shakers
- Avail yourself of invaluable editorial & feature content at the conference
Media Partners:
Meet our media partners:
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Northern African Wireless Communications (NAWC) and its sister publication Southern African Wireless Communications (SAWC) are essential reading for mobile and wireless communications specialists and business managers who need to keep up in date with this fast moving industry across Africa.
By splitting the continent in half we focus in on the specific issues affecting each region. |
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NAWC and SAWC deliver high-quality editorial that is independent, comprehensive and insightful. Each bi-monthly issue carries the latest news and reports, product information, authoritative features and technical articles. For more information please visit our website at www.kadiumpublishing.com |
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Quantum is a comprehensive industry journal covering all electronic and telecommunication technologies. Quantum's main purpose is to report on all available research, development and production achievements. The journal is published monthly and targets the designer, engineer, technologist, technician, consultant, decision makers. www.crown.co.za/quantum |
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Total telecom meets the information and research needs of the global communication industry, from breaking news to expert analysis. It is the leading communications link between end users and the vendors, carriers and resellers of telecommunication technology and services.
Total Telecom online provides breaking news, archive, research reports and more. The site keeps more than 100,000 monthly unique users worldwide up to date and in touch with the latest reports and events from the global communications industry.
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The publication is one of the core sources of information for Africa's decision makers, in all areas of the ICT sector and plays an important role in the development of Africa. African Communications not only reports on the latest developments in the information and communications technology industry but analyses real-life applications as well as the legislative and standards issues that surround the industry and the personalities affecting these matters.
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Blycroft Publishing's Africa & Middle East Telecom Week (AMETW) is a paid-for subscription services delivering 50+ issues per annum. The title covers all aspects of regional wireless and wire line news and each issue brings mobile operator subscriber stats featuring tele-density and regional analysis. For more information visit www.ametw.com and www.blycroft.com. |
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Telecommunications Insight provides subscribers with analysis, forecasts and company profiles on a country-by-country basis, covering the key trends impacting on global telecommunications markets. The service includes online access to the very latest analysis and data, a searchable archive, and PDF access to the monthly regional Insight reports.
Published by Business Monitor International, the global market specialists, Telecommunications Insight is broken down into five regional services: Asia, Western Europe, Emerging Europe, the Middle East & Africa and the Americas.
For further information please view our website: http://www.telecomsinsight.com/.
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Wireless Broadband World Africa 2009 in the news
Wireless Broadband Conference starts in South Africa
Wednesday 15th July 2009 - 14:04
The 1st Wireless Broadband World Africa 2009 Conference opened yesterday in Cape Town Convention Centre with over 60 delegates in attendance.
By all measures, Wireless Broadband World Africa 2009 is proving to be a great success.
The conference has attracted delegates across the globe, which gives a fair representation of the industry players. Speaking to Biz-News, Debbie Tagg, Managing Director for Terrapinn the event organizers, said, "We are happy with market response despite the economic challenges companies are facing world wide".
The conference opened with presentations focusing on the economic benefits of developed broadband system across the world with a special focus on Africa.
Delegates and speakers agreed that access to affordable high-speed Internet and mobile phone service are key to economic growth and job creation in developing countries, Africa in particular.
The conference speakers agreed that for every 10 percentage-point increase in high-speed Internet connections there is an increase in economic growth of 1.3 percentage points.
Internet users in developing countries increased tenfold from 2000 to 2007, and there are now over four billion mobile phone subscribers in developing countries.
Most of the participants lamented the unfavourable regulatory environment that hampers the use of technologies. These technologies offer tremendous opportunities. Governments can work with the private sector to accelerate rollout of broadband networks, and to extend access to low-income consumers.
So far, mobile platform has been identified as the single most powerful way to reach and deliver public and private services to hundreds of millions of people in remote and rural areas across the developing world.
Commenting on the deliberations, George Finger, ICT Specialist at Development Bank of Southern Africa said that broadband provides the basis for local information technology (IT) services industries, which create youth employment, increase productivity, and exports, and promote social inclusion.
"Access to broadband completes the information foundation for a modern economy and should be a priority in national development plans", said George.
"Governments can play a key role in expanding broadband access by policies and incentives that encourage competition and private investment", he concluded.
Samuel Mungadze
> Source: smartphone.biz-news.com/news/2009/07/15/0005
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Endorsers
We work with highly accredited industry bodies / associations in this arena. If you would like to find out more information about endorsing opportunities for this event, then please contact Rabecca Mulwila, Marketing Manager
Tel: +27 11 516 4041
Fax: + 27 11 707 9964
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