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The 9th annual East Africa Com opened in Nairobi today with great debates showcasing the dynamism of the region’s market. Senior executives from the telecoms, media and ICT sector from the whole region were in attendance to define strategies for a changing market as well as to network with their peers and to do business.
The keynote session offered a great overview of the key trends, challenges and opportunities facing stakeholders in the digital market. A debate on the evolution of the ecosystem saw Michael Ghossein, CEO of Orange Kenya and Joseph Mucheru, Sub-Saharan Africa Ambassador at Google lock horns on the subject of partnerships and revenue sharing between operators and OTT players. READ THE FULL PRESS RELEASE HERE
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- Updated keynote session on Digital Transformation to discuss the changes in the ecosystem
- Keynote session on LTE to plan for future mobile broadband developments in the region
- ‘Connecting East Africa’ session on network transformation, connectivity and capacity developments
- Customer Experience Management track to debate how operators can delight their customers and improve loyalty
- ‘Digital Services’ keynote on content, apps and new offerings from operators, OTT players, content providers and more
- Update on broadcasting developments following the digital switchover in the regionand more
- Mobile marketing stream open to all conference delegates
- AppGig showcasing the latest innovations from local ICT start-ups
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In 2012 East Africa Com welcomed:
- 533 attendees
- 57% operator delegate attendance
- 57% C-Level delegate attendance
- 192 companies
- 39 countries
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East Africa Com – the best place to learn about the latest trends, network and do business in the region
- If you attend East Africa Com, you will receive a certificate of attendance
- The ONLY annual East African event dedicated to the entire Digital ecosystem - network and do business with decision-makers from all of East Africa’s thriving markets
- 40+ Expert speakers - learn from the industry leaders over 2 days of congress sessions, and make the most of the opportunity to meet & quiz them
- Meet over 600 Telecommunications professionals and share best practice to grow your business.
- Meet over 30+ leading international vendors showcasing the technology of tomorrow in the co-located exhibition.
- Expand your knowledge of the latest business models and technologies in the high-level conference.
- Get more from the event, with a broader scope bringing the whole Digital Ecosystem together –mobile and fixed-line operators, Internet Service Providers, regulators, investors, telecoms solution vendors and content providers as before with new additions from OTT service providers, social media players, digital media brands and mobile advertisers.
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The event was very impressive especially with the presentations and how the exhibitors demonstrated their new products and solutions. It is interesting to see the way they all harness the present and future of the latest telecoms and IT products
Njenga Kimani, FlashcomWell organised event with vast networking and industry insight opportunities. Quite impressive was the session on Elimm mobile device schooling tablet for East Africa. A great revelation on how mobile device content can be compelling enough even in the education sector
Golder Mier, Senior Manager, SafaricomIt was quite enlightening as the speakers and panellists were carefully selected. I was also delighted when local talent and innovations were recognized and presented as it encourages young entrepreneurs to work on, build on and improve their new innovations
William Kibet Langat, Head of Sales and Communications, Telkom Kenya LimitedThe conference was well organised, the speakers were on point and I have enjoyed the quality of information given
Sakyi Opoku, Senior Marketing Manager, MTN RwandaThe Conference's Agenda and Exhibition from different international and local organisations and enterprises was informative, entertaining and also left a big research gap on technological solutions for operators and enterprises
Hilda N. Mulandi, Financial Accountant, Flashcom LTDExcellent networking opportunity with senior management professionals. If you would like to be face-to-face with the key players in East African Telecoms, this conference is unrivaled
Josh Lowenthal, Managing Director, International Operations, Freeconferencecall.comIt was excellent, thank you, it certainly gave us a good branding visibility
Cristina Cocco, Marketing Manager Southern Europe, Middle East & Africa, DialogicSpeed networking is a very interesting and useful feature. It allows introductions between operators and vendors and increase number of leads we get. It triggers new opportunities and should be implemented also at your Dubai event
Karim Chaari, Sales director, StreamwideIn the past 48hrs, 60 companies/organisations have expressed interest in working with us
Kageni Wilson, Founder & CEO, ionacloudIt was worth attending especially for the Telecom operators and service providers
Vitalis O. Oduor, Fibre Optic Cable Network Design Engineer, Telkom Kenya Limited



















