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Wednesday, 12 May 2010 18:29 |
Lebanon Telecom, Telecommunication Regulatory Authority, Chairman and CEO, Dr Kamal Shehadi
The Lebanese telecom market today has seven licensed Wireless Service providers, offering a wide range of technologies, including WiMax and others. We also have two mobile operators as you know and they’re in the process of upgrading their networks.
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Monday, 07 June 2010 13:04 |
Lebanon Telecom, Alfa Mobile, Chairman and CEO, Marwan Hayek
There is always room in the market to have another mobile operator. However, when the three operators belong to the same owner it defeats the purpose. The purpose of launching a new operator is to put pressure on the existing operators, from a competitive point of view: in order to drop prices, improve services. Launching a new operator would not add any value to the current setup in Lebanon.
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Monday, 07 June 2010 18:59 |
Lebanon ICT Development, Cable One and Terranet , General Manager, Khaldoun Farhat
The prospects for Lebanon ICT development and broadband development will remain good in Lebanon. Over the past 4-5 years we have seen growth in Lebanon ICT sector of around 15-20% and this has been restricted by the unavailability of the basic ingredients for internet-international capacity and availability of access lines in Lebanon ICT sector. If these restrictions were moved, these ingredients present, and reform took place, we could easily see 40-50% growth in the telecom sector .
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Tuesday, 08 June 2010 13:10 |
IT Outsourcing in the Middle East , NAVLINK, Co-President, Georges Chammas
NAVLINK has a unique approach to the needs of our customers. We have a Solutions Center which is staffed with experts from various fields. Our Solutions Center has the ability to digest all the new technologies and listen to what our customers require. Our customers are moving more and more towards IT outsourcing in the Middle East. The trend to IT outsourcing in the Middle East, IT services and infrastructure is reaching this part of the world.
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