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Amar Deep S. Hari gives his assessment on the economic situation of Ghana for business companies in commerce and talks about the IT industry. He also presents IPMC (Intercom Programming & Manufacturing Company), mentioning competition, challenges and diversification plans.
Advanced Electronics Company (AEC) is a regional pioneer in the development of advanced electronics, serving local, national, and international clients in the defense, security, telecom, manufacturing, systems integration, and repair and maintenance sectors.
The Minister for Communications, Dr. Edward Kofi Omane Boamah, gives an overview of the ICT and Telecommunication industry in Ghana, mentioning positive points, challenges and the outlook for the sector. He also discusses investments and shares his dream for the future of the country.
Minister Edward Kofi Omane Boamah gives an overview of the ICT and Telecommunications industry in Ghana and mentions some of his plans for the future of the sector, such as the offshore fiber expansion.
Amar Deep S. Hari, CEO of IPMC (Intercom Programming & Manufacturing Company), a company specialized in IT products distribution, IT solutions and IT training, explains his perception of doing business in Ghana and presents his company.
In 2013 two major contracts for the modernization of the two mobile operators are signed. For Libyana the estimated costs of the upgrade is LYD 230-250 million and approximately the same amount for Almadar, the second largest mobile operator in Libya. Eng. Usama Siala, Minister of Communications and Informatics of Libya, explains the telecom investment road-map for 2013-2014.
Today the Libyan telecom space is operated by a state monopoly holding that has grip on voice, data and international gateway. Eng. Usama Siala, Minister of Communications and Informatics of Libya, talks about specific problems of introducing the 3rd licence (3rd mobile operator) to the market.
Raimundo Colombo, Governor of Santa Catarina, explains the success of the companies in the State.
Marcopolis presents the Levant power circles and names you should know when doing business in Lebanon.
Lebanese ICT sector represents a major part of the economy of Lebanon, be it the Lebanese hardware, software, digital, security, media, consultancy service or even mobile applications. The ICT sector in Lebanon has been struggling during the last years, but the struggle has been successful as the Lebanese ICT represents 15-18% of the global market. (It used to be 5-6%.)
