Industry players will share their views on how to promote new services and business models. From large operators to content providers, alternative players, solutions providers, applications developers and more. Visionaries from all sides of the business will give their perspective on digital Africa.
In addition to AfricaCom 2012, a brand new session will promote the importance of ICT start-ups across the continent: the Entrepreneurs Incubator Hub will bring together investors, incubators and entrepreneurs to discuss the best strategies to promote start-ups in Africa's telecommunications, media and ICT sector.
The programme will be filled with presentations, case studies, interactive panel discussion and networking opportunities withh the idea is to get people talking, swapping ideas and inspired to start successful businesses.
The session is supported by the Silicon Cape Initiative and includes speakers from Umbono/Google, Knife Capital, iHub Kenya, HumanIPO, Rorotika, The Indigo Trust and CTIC Senegal.
Over the three days, the programme will also cover topics related to network evolution, mobile broadband, customer experience management, content and apps, handsets and smart devices, social media, regulation, cost-efficiency and more.
AfricaCom 2012 will also cover a host of hot topics over three days, from network deployment to mobile money, customer experience management, convergence, cloud services, investment, entrepreneurship, broadcasting, app development and more.
Already confirmed speakers include:
For more, go to www.africa.comworldseries.com
