The future revealed - the BBJ’s annual Telecom Conference
11.09.2006 posted by Administrator
Unified Wireless Networks could globally replace traditional LANs and WANs in the near future, having already done so at several companies and organizations, József Tázló, Director of Technology for Cisco Systems Hungary Kft, told a sizeable audience at the BBJ’s annual Telecom Conference on Wednesday. The conference, hosted by the Corinthia Grand Hotel Royal Budapest, reviewed the state of the IT market and its recent changes, covering the fixed and mobile sectors as well as regulation issues.
Asia`s Premier Communicatons Expo Opens in Singapore
20.06.2006 posted by Administrator
Singapore - Asia`s largest information-and-communications expo opened in Singapore on Tuesday amid industry optimism and the latest innovations.
The event, featuring 2,339 exhibiting companies from 54 countries, is expected to attract more than 60,000 people.
CommunicAsia is `about convergence of thought leaders, global industry players, new technologies and services,` said Stephen Tan, chief executive of Singapore Exhibition Services.
`It`s also about creating opportunities...addressing the future and thought leadership,` Tan added.
Visitors are expected to spend more than 4.5 billion US dollars at the exhibition. The latest innovations were scheduled to be rolled out by such companies as Ericsson, NTT Docomo, LG, Lucent, Motorola, Samsung, Siemens and Sony Ericsson.
Twenty-one international pavilions were grouped according to country such as India, Thailand, China, the EU, South Korea and the US.
As the world`s fastest growing information and communication technologies` market, India is showcasing Acceltree Software, Kaveri Telecom Products, Matrix Telecom and other companies led by the Electronics and Computer Software Export Promotion Council.
Research house Gartner estimates India to have an expected growth rate of 19 per cent from 2004 to 2008, with spending surpassing 54.8 billion US dollars by 2008.
Phones are in the spotlight. Motorola and Samsung are expected to unveil 3G, music and entertainment phones at the technology fair.
Samsung is showing off three phones from its `Ultra Edition,` one of which is said to be the slimmest in the world - only 6.9 millimetres thick.
NTT DoCoMo is showing off a phone which scans and recognizes the owner`s face to prevent thieves accessing its content.
Another plays music and uses static electricity on a finger, instead of a button, to fire up a song.
The No.1 BROADBAND & WIRELESS CONFERENCE AND SHOWCASE FOR RUSSIA AND THE CIS!
Russia`s Telecoms/IT Market exceeds the billion mark Broadband Access Market grows tremendously. Last year the Market grew 75%. This year growth is expected to exceed 50%
The Russian Telecommunications Industry is reaping the benefits of a successful restructuring effort within the sector, the recent passage of new Telecommunication laws, and rapidly increasing capitalisation of traditional fixed line Regional Carriers The development of Broadband Communication Networks is one of the top priorities of Communication and Iinformatization Industry. It is believed that in future Broadband Multimedia Communication Networks will become the basis for Next Generation Networks, accelerate Informatization and Internet development and create a civilized investment-attractive Market environment for Operators, Producers and Suppliers of equipment – Mr. L. D. Reiman, HE Minister
Conference Topics
IP over Satellite & Broadband, DSL Access Technologies, ISPs, WiMAX LAN, Multimedia VoIP, Video & Data Technology, IPTV, Wi-Fi, Legal&Licensing Framework, Regulatory Issues, Policy Reform, Mobile What’s new for 2006 - New Conference Topics - Demonopolisation of SvyazInvest; IPTV, Triple Play - Regulatory and Radio-Frequency Issues and Licensing in Wireless, WiMAX, VSAT and Satellite - Invitation and Support of the Ministry of Information Technologies and Communications of Russia, Ministry of Economic Development of Russia - Invitation and participation of more countries from the CIS Who should attend? Sector Profile CEOs, Regional CIS Mangers, Regional Directors, Marketing Directors, Account Managers; Fixed & Mobile Telecom Operators, Media Content Providers, Wireless ISPs, Satellite & VSAT Operators & Equipment Suppliers, Cable & Fibre Optic Makers, Software Manufacturers, IT Consultants, TV & Satellite Broadcasters, Billing & Subscriber Management, DSL Service, Fixed Wireless Broadband Service
Russia Telecoms and IT Market Overview - 25-30% - average annual growth of Telecoms Sector in Russia - 132m – Mobile Subscribers in April 2006 (increase of 53%). Mobile Market Size – 10.9bn. Market share: MTS - 36%. Vympelcom – 34%. Megafon – 18%. UralSvyaz – 3%. Tele2 – 3%. Smarts – 2%. SibirTelecom – 2%. Other (including CDMA) - 2% - Share of Total Revenues of Mobile non-voice services less than 13%. Total GPRS Subscribers – 5.8m (2005) - up 8 times - The development of Mobile Communications, new generation services and IP telephony has been among the most successful sectors in terms of annual growth. IP-Telephony Operators sales: 0M, 53% increase - Digital Content Market: 450m (0m in 2004) - up 2 times. Content Providers – less than 130 - 4,500 – Operator Licenses issued since 1992. 22 – Long-Distance Licenses issued in 2005-2006. Communications Law of 2003 has more Liberalisation of the Market - Leonid Reiman - the Russian Minister for IT and Communications, has proposed that the country should complete the switch over from Analogue to Digital Broadcasting by 2015. Still less than 50% telephone lines are digital - Russia’s IT market grew by 20.2% last year. The Communications Technology increased by 27,8%. Revenues from Electronic Communications totalled bn roubles, 32% increase - Russia’s Telecommunications and Information Ministry has put together a package of documents on establishing an Investment Fund to support the IT Sector. Abut 2,000 Investment proposals have been received - The high growth rate of Russia’s Telecoms Market has resulted in a high demand for imported, turnkey products and solutions. Russia currently spends more than .5bn annually on Telecommunications equipment by importing foreign-made products, which account for 60% of the Equipment Market. The RF Law on Communications (enacted 01/01/2004) has made the Regulatory framework more transparent and the Sector remains one of the most potentially rewarding for foreign Investors and Manufactures Russia Telecom Market Prospects - In 2006: Fixed Line & Mobile Market growth +25% - Expected SvyazInvest privatisation will have an impact on Broadband Development in Russia - More long-distance Operator Licenses will be issued - Rapid growth of ADSL (SvyazInvest Regional Incumbents) in the Regions (North-West Telecom, Centre Telecom, Southern Telecom Company, Volga Telecom, UralSvyazInforrm, Sibir Telecom, DalSvyaz - High development of WiMAX Projects - Commercial trials of DVB-H - In 2007: Payments for Radio-Spectrum, 3G– under discussions
This is a key opportunity for companies to broaden their contact base and network with Russian and CIS Industry Leaders. Delegates will also receive first-hand information on the latest trends and developments in the sector
Do not miss this opportunity to be on the forefront of the exciting Broadband and Telecoms Market Developments of Russia and the CIS!
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