Djibouti has witnessed a steady expansion in opportunities for telecommunications investment, mostly due to increasing consumption and regional demand for high-bandwidth international connectivity. Over the past two years more than $100m has been invested in gateway connections, with the country now linked to six submarine data cables. These capital expenditures are in line with government...
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Chapter | Telecoms & IT from The Report: Djibouti 2016
A small but important country, Djibouti benefits from its highly strategic location. With access to the Gulf of Aden and the Indian Ocean beyond, the country is a significant gateway to the Horn of Africa and the wider region of East Africa.
Faced with an increasingly competitive marketplace, Brunei Darussalam’s telecoms operators are working to broaden their services as they look to attract new customers and gain market share.
Economic update | Le Maroc bloque les services de VoIP en soutien aux opérateurs de téléphonie
27 Feb 2016
Début janvier, en vue d’accroître les revenus dans le secteur de la communication vocale des opérateurs locaux, le Maroc a pris des mesures visant à limiter les services de voix sur le protocole Internet (VoIP), tels que Viber, Skype, WhatsApp et Facebook.
Interviews & Viewpoints | Seong Hyun Lee, President, Samsung Colombia: Interview from The Report: Colombia 2016
In what ways can technology act as an enabler for small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs)?
Articles & Analysis | Initiatives improve connectivity and ICT access in Colombia from The Report: Colombia 2016
Colombia’s IT sector is becoming interlinked with its macroeconomic growth, especially as it plays an increasingly important role among businesses and in the country’s social and educational development. Years of investment by private and public sector operators has enabled rapid deployment of telecoms infrastructure throughout the country....