5G-enabled industrialisation: next-gen manufacturing
5G technologies provide the network characteristics essential for manufacturing including low latency, high reliability, high bandwidth and connection density says Ekow Nelson: Vice president of Ericsson Middle East and Africa.
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Telma, Ericsson launch commercial 5G services in Madagascar
Country’s first commercial 5G network launched on 3.6-3.7 GHz band.
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5G and enterprise, a match made for growth
Businesses must look into new opportunities to capture a larger share of the potential global ICT revenue enabled by 5G says Lucky La Riccia, Head of Digital Services at Ericsson Middle East & Africa.
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Technology is Africa’s biggest undiscovered gold mine
Enterprise digitalisation with globally scalable 5G has the potential to deliver much-needed value opportunities says Donald Waigumbulizi, Ericsson Uganda Country Manager.
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Can Africa’s networks cope with COVID-19 demand?
Changing patterns in network traffic as markets gripped by lockdown measures details Ericsson webinar.
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‘Network infrastructure critical during COVID-19’
Ericsson CEO says network quality is a powerful way to drive lower churn rate and increase ARPU.
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The million dollar question about 5G
5G will give operators the opportunity to evolve their position in the value chain says Murat Sahinoglu, Head of Solution Area Business support systems (BSS) at Ericsson Middle East and Africa.
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Has lockdown helped South Africa cement its spectrum strategy?
Temporary spectrum allocation should make transition to more permanent scenario easier, according to Ericsson executive.
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Is ICT technology keeping its promise as pandemic hits the world?
Today we are living a new reality the quality of mobile networks is proven to be of greater importance says Roula Tayan, Head of IT at Ericsson Middle East.
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The road ahead: Leveraging network performance to address growth opportunities
Improved network performance paves the way for sophisticated policy control, traffic categorisation and quality-of-service delivery to flexibly respond to opportunities says Nicolas Blixell, Vice President, Ericsson Middle East and Africa.
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Cameroon FinTech start-up leads in MTN hackathon
College Plan will now compete in final of the MoMo Developer challenge in Sweden.
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Telecom Malagasy signs US$100-million network upgrade deal
Operator announces four-year agreement with Ericsson.