GSM Asia Pacific

Panel discussion chaired by Mr. Paul Hodges - Director of International Services, CSL Ltd., Hong Kong, China. Featuring: Mr. Gordon Chang (Director Chunghwa Telecom), Mr. Janaka Jayalath (GM International Business, Mobitel), Ms. Asma Khan (GM International Business, Warid Telecom), Mr. John Murray (Marketing Director, Dhiraagu), Ms. Sylvia Chou (Deputy Director IR, Taiwan Mobile Group), Mr. Amit Mehta (Senior Product Manager, Signalling and Roaming Services, Tata Communications). Asma: I think the changeover on ...

Some of the photos from day one are online at the Flickr account. Highlights include the arrival of the special guests, and leader's forum panel.

Rasantha Hettithanthrige: As an operator in the Sri Lankan market, we're at a critical juncture with regards to technology choice. You have an existing technology which is mature, which will bring in revenue. This is your shareholders prime requirement. Then you're faced with the question, what will happen in the next 10 years. How sustainable is the current investment and how do you future-proof it. Shareholders want a return on ...

Presentation by Mr. Vinay Dhar, Head Sales and Business Development, Business Unit Multimedia, Ericsson India Pvt Ltd. Read this document on Scribd: Ericsson Multimedia GSMA PA5

Presentation by Mr. Shayam Majeed, Senior VP Engineering, Dialog Telekom PLC, Sri Lanka GSMAP BBand2008- Shayam Majeed- Dialog - Upload a Document to Scribd Read this document on Scribd: GSMAP BBand2008- Shayam Majeed- Dialog

Presentation by Mr. Yeow Ooh Sheng - Director, Asia Pacific Marketing, Huawei Technologies. This presentation addresses what is next after HSPA. LTE the Next Generation Network Beyond 3G 20080903 - Upload a Document to Scribd Read this document on Scribd: LTE the Next Generation Network Beyond 3G 20080903

Presentation by Mr. Muhammed Aslam Hayat - Regulatory Expert, Pakistan. This presentation covers lessons learned about licensing Licensing licensing renewal lessons from PakistanV3

The last 10 years in the mobile industry, even in Afghanistan, has been easy. Getting the first 50% is easy. The real challenge for markets and much of our region is how do we get to the remaining 50%. How do we get to that last 3 billion and get regulatory frameworks that help. Universal service funds are criminal in that $6 billion dollars has been collected that's not being diverse. ...

Universal Service My perspectives will be broad. I'll cover the broad issues here. Primarily on connecting the unconnected for the first two issues and roamin applies to all of us. Today 80% of the world has mobile coverage. One could question whether universal service has already been reached. Interesting when we look at developing countries, about 1/3 have a universal service fund. The trend is for governments to introduce more universal ...

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