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| ICT Industry Press Releases | ||
| Date | Company | Heading |
| Tue 6 Jan 2009 | Motorola | Motorola Cdma Femtocells Selected As 2009 Consumer Electronics Show Innovations Design And Engineering Award Honoree |
| Tue 6 Jan 2009 | Motorola | Motorola's Cpei 775 Combines Wimax And Wi-fi For Ultimate Networked Home |
| Tue 6 Jan 2009 | Motorola | Motorola Introduces Rechargeable Remote Control With 'find' Functionality |
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Article no.: | 11 |
| Topic: | Convergence, Web 2.0 and media | |
| Author: | Roberto Zuccolin | |
| Title: | Vice President | |
| Organisation: | Italtel, responsible for Marketing & Communication | |
| PDF size: | 245 KB | |
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| Roberto Zuccolin is currently Italtel’s Vice President, responsible for Marketing & Communication; he has had 30 years’ experience in the ICT sector. Prior to joining Italtel, Mr Zuccolin served as Albacom’s Director of Strategy and Development and, earlier, as its Director of Marketing & Communication. Previously, Mr Zuccolin worked as Sales Director for Infostrada’s Top Accounts Division; as Sales Director first for the General Business Market and then for the Financial Industry at Oracle Italy; and at Olivetti as Director for Industry Marketing and Business Integration. He started his career at Philips’ Data Systems Division. Roberto Zuccolin earned a degree in Economics at Università Bocconi in Milan. |
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| The value chain in the telecommunications sector is changing radically. Traditional business models, based upon dedicated networks are disappearing. The conversion of dedicated networks to converged IP-based networks that handle voice, images and data lets service providers of all types compete in each other’s markets. Survival will depend upon a wide variety of personalised and changing niche services, to satisfy an increasingly diverse user base. Fortunately, the new technologies can easily provide a wide variety of new and powerful services. | ||
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| Free article from Africa and the Middle East 2004 | ||
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Article no.: | 9 |
| Author: | Guy Clarke | |
| Title: | Director | |
| Organisation: | UUNET Africa Operations | |
| Topic: | Changing the Way Africa Communicates | |
| PDF size: | 696 KB | |
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| African businesses rely heavily on e-mail, Internet and VPN connectivity as key tools in conducting business, giving rise to numerous opportunities. However, the needs of Africa are very different from those in more developed regions and satellite solutions continue to be material in solving a number of business communication problems. The continent has many development opportunities and, by taking advantage of what has been learned throughout the world by ICT service providers, universal communication capabilities can soon be a reality for the continent. | ||
| Article abstract | ||
| African businesses rely heavily on e-mail, Internet and VPN connectivity as key tools in conducting business, giving rise to numerous opportunities. However, the needs of Africa are very different from those in more developed regions and satellite solutions continue to be material in solving a number of business communication problems. The continent has many development opportunities and, by taking advantage of what has been learned throughout the world by ICT service providers, universal communication capabilities can soon be a reality for the continent. | ||
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