Management World Middle East
Management World Middle East
02 Mar, 2010 - 03 Mar, 2010
Dubai, UAE
Dubai, UAE
Management World Middle East 2010 will bring together industry experts from the mobile, fixed line, cable, Internet, media and entertainment industries to explore new growth from new business models and new services, cost savings from operational excellence and maximised revenue from loyalty and customer retention. We will examine the competitive markets; their very different needs and the economic outlook for the future. We will also look to a global audience to learn the practical lessons of the past as well as strategies for survival and profitability.
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Vendors, industry bodies and operators alike have taken bold steps to meld the once-disparate 4G technologies
Bolder action needed to stimulate infrastructure investment
With its new mobile operating system, Microsoft has delivered a lesson in innovation telcos would be advised to learn
In the mobile world of 2010, hardware is just a vehicle for service-enabling software platforms and devices are anything you can stick an RF chip inside
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Surprise! Connecting utility meters raises security issues
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Industry experts forecast trends in a decade. One key theme: the hardest decisions will not be about technologies, but the business models to monetize them
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Autonomous wireless sensor networks have tremendous potential for apps such as body-area networks (BANs) monitoring your vital signs
As operators deploy video servers and their associated ecosystem, DPI and unified threat management enable them to integrate security servers in their core infrastructures
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The iPhone maker's complaint against HTC underscores the widening role of the International Trade Commission in cross-border disputes over smartphone tech
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Qualcomm
How wireless operators will win by putting consumers in control of their mobile content experience.
How wireless operators will win by putting consumers in control of their mobile content experience.
Genesys
Learn how to optimize service delivery—both within and outside the contact center—to improve customer loyalty and reduce churn.
Learn how to optimize service delivery—both within and outside the contact center—to improve customer loyalty and reduce churn.
