Theme: What is the future of telecommunications in Latin America?
Telecommunications are essential to enhance the competitiveness of countries, flow of information, development, economic growth, innovation and productivity. With lighter devices, higher speed connections, higher volume capacity, better voice quality and more energy efficiency, telecoms operators are confronted with a rapidly shifting technology landscape. Three main phases in the evolution of the sector in the last 25 years can be identified. In the first phase, from 1987 to 2000, privatization was the main issue. In the second phase, from 2001 to 2009 the successful mobile revolution in the region took place. In the third phase, from 2010 to date, the broadband explosion began.
Confirmed Contributors [Name Order]
- Andres Madero, Director, Latin America, Infinera
- Gerardo Trejo, Director of Business Development, Mexico, Pod Group
- Jamie Dickinson, SVP, Americas, Speedcast
- João Moura, Executive President, TELCOMP, Brazil
- Juan Pablo Cofino, Regional VP, Latin America & Caribbean, Intelsat
- Kevin Cohen, General Manager, Community Wi-Fi, Viasat, Latin America,.
- Rafael Avigad, VP, Marketing, Alepo Technologies
- Sven Roeleven, VP, Global Industry Solutions, Software AG
- Author TBA, Netcracker Technology
- Author TBA, Aptilo Networks
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| Job title breakdown | |
| Public sector | Private sector |
| Government ministers Under ministers Regulators Senior civil servants State ministers |
Presidents Chief executive officers Directors Finance directors Regional directors |
| Organisational breakdown | |
| Network Operators Ministries of Communications and advisers Regulatory authorities and advisers Manufacturers Service providers Major corporations in the region Global telcos Multinational corporations |
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| Geographical breakdown | |
| Central America | |
| Belize Costa Rica El Salvador Guatemala |
Honduras Mexico Nicaragua Panama |
| South America | |
| Argentina Bolivia Brazil Chile Colombia Ecuador French Guiana |
Guyana Paraguay Peru Suriname Uruguay Venezuela Others |
| Caribbean | |
| Antigua & Barbuda Aruba Bahamas Barbados Cayman Islands Cuba Dominica Dominican Republic Grenada Guadeloupe |
Haiti Jamaica Martinique Puerto Rico St. Kitts and Nevis St. Lucia St. Vincent and the Grenadines Trinidad & Tobago Virgin Islands |
