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Nigeria Com Returns To Lagos – Africa’s Largest Telecoms Market

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Nigeria Com is a preeminent conference in Nigeria where participants will gain unique market perspectives and insights from a 40 strong speaker-line up including 25+ Operator leaders. The 2 day agenda equips you to capitalise on new networks and services, while the 60 stand networking exhibition will showcase the world’s foremost technology and solutions available for your business. With 1,000+ attendees, if you do telecoms business in the region, this is an event you cannot afford to miss! Past speakers included CEOs of the leading telcos in Nigeria like Etisalat Nigeria, Starcomms, among others.

 

 

Nigeria Com returns to Lagos for the 2nd year – the central business hub of Nigeria, Africa’s largest telecoms market.

As the only event dedicated to the outstanding growth potential of Africa’s largest telecommunications market Nigeria Com is a unique opportunity to extend and expand your business in this dynamic market.

 

Nigeria is one of Africa’s largest and one of its most dynamic telecoms markets, thanks to a legacy of healthy competition, a unified licensing regime and high levels of investment. Competition is fierce among the country’s operators, led by MTN and Airtel Nigeria as well as smaller and newer players, whether GSM, CDMA or WiMAX based.

 

Network coverage and quality of service are major priorities for all operators, who are also looking at more cost-effective solutions to retain their margins. As the market is maturing, new value-added services are being launched to increase revenues beyond voice.

 

Nigeria Com provides a unique environment for all stakeholders to debate the future development of the Nigerian telecoms landscape and to build business partnerships.

 

Who Will you Network With?

Outstanding attendance from across the Nigerian telecoms ecosystem:

  • 1,000+ Attendees
  • 345 Companies represented
  • 25 Countries represented
  • 53% Operator delegate attendance


Equip your Business to Capitalist on New Networks and Services in Nigeria

The 2 day conference agenda covers all the latest technologies to deliver you all the insights, inspiration and knowledge you’ll need to capitalise in this high growth market. Topics include:

  • Broadband
  • Value Added Services
  • LTE
  • Fibre
  • Operator Strategies
  • Network Sharing
  • Outsourcing
  • Marketing, Pricing and Loyalty
  • Fraud and Revenue Assurance

Mobile Monday Lagos Meets May 23 – Hope It Gets Serious

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MoMo, Mobile Monday is a global community of mobile industry visionaries, developers and influential’s fostering cooperation and cross-border business development through virtual and live networking events to share ideas, best practices and trends from global markets.

MoMo is organized by a group of dedicated volunteers from around the world. Originating in Helsinki, Finland, in the year 2000, Mobile Monday has grown into the world’s leading mobile community. And currently has presence in over 100 countries.

 

MoMo has the following global objectives:

  • Foster an open and independent innovation platform within the mobile sector.
  • Facilitate industry networking between small and large companies and individuals
  • Bridge partnership exchanges between domestic and international organizations
  • Present innovative visions, trends, studies and forecasts from the mobile marketplace
  • Provide opportunities for local members to effectively participate in global initiative
  • Contribute to the education of the broader public through its publications, online presence and media partnerships

If this looks like something that interests you, you can join us.

 

Below are some of the reasons why Nigeria needs MoMo at this stage:
  • Nigeria’s Telecoms market has developed but it is in latent state. We need to unleash its potential for a services driven market.
  • Nigerians in the IT/Telecoms sector needs to be more aware of what their next door neighbor is doing more than what is happening in Silicon Valley.
  • Developers needs to meet investors and vise-versa
  • Start-ups needs to meet investors, developers and potential customers
  • Trainers needs to meet students and vise-versa
  • Developers needs to be more aware of global and LOCAL trends and the opportunities there in.
  • Students would be motivated to develop local apps when they have a channel to know about local success stories
  • Nigerian developers needs to be aware of what is now possible with all platforms and events. e.g LBS Challenge, Calling All Innovators, OVI Apps, OVI API’s/SDKs, MeeGo and Symbian platforms.

 

The May Mobile Monday Lagos meet-up day is announced – 23 May 2011 (courtesy of Mobility Nigeria).

 

Date: Monday, May 23, 2011

Time: 5:30 – 8pm

Venue: Robert’s (Brown’s) Cafe
16B Akin Olugbade Street
Victoria Island
Lagos Lagos
Nigeria

Better Risk Communication – Harvard Business Review

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Consider two scenarios: Company A is a medical device maker that just released a new pacemaker. Its datasheet states that the device could fail once every 90 years. Its competitor, Company B, released its latest version a week before. In its datasheet, it noted that the device is guaranteed to function properly, under approved procedures, for 15 years, before it begins to experience reliability problems, due to aging and other factors. In these two fictitious… More »

Conference Alerts Loses Grounds To Lanyrd

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Notice something! The folks in the social media world are not listing their conferences in Conference Alerts, at least for Nigeria. Do you where they are doing that? Tekedia Intelligence uncovered it to be Lanyrd. That is where it is happening.  So when you are looking for future conferences or events, especially in the social media world, you should check out Lanyrd. Conference Alerts seems to be for academic institutions or non-social media institutions.

What If Google Does The Same in Nigeria? We Will Name a Road ‘Google’ in Lagos

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The iconic US company of ‘do no evil’ is working hard to save the planet. The announcement that it invested millions in a solar energy company is no surprise – they like to do tough and big things. Oh yes, can Google power its office in Lagos and build a solar plant there! We are just kidding, but if they do that, we will change one major street to Google Street.

 

We’ve invested $168 million in an exciting new solar energy power plant being developed by BrightSource Energy in the Mojave Desert in California. Brightsource’s Ivanpah Solar Electric Generating System (ISEGS) will generate 392 gross MW of clean, solar energy. That’s the equivalent of taking more than 90,000 cars off the road over the lifetime of the plant, projected to be more than 25 years. The investment makes business sense and will help ensure that one of the world’s largest solar energy projects is completed.

 

 

We need smart capital to transform our energy sector and build a clean energy future. This is our largest investment to date, and we’ve now invested over $250 million in the clean energy sector. We’re excited about Ivanpah because our investment will help deploy a compelling solar energy technology that provides reliable clean energy, with the potential to significantly reduce costs on future projects.

 

Google – maybe, you can save our terrible situation. We want solar energy also besides the cool technologies you are bringing.

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