Telecom Review’s latest virtual panel, entitled “Digital transformation driving the next phase of innovation”, explored various key points and shared insights on the opportunities of digital transformation, digital skills, as well as the acceleration of digital transformation among others.
Telecom Review, the Middle East’s leading ICT media platform, explored the different areas of digital transformation in its recently-concluded virtual panel titled ‘Digital transformation driving the next phase of innovation’.
Telecom Review’s latest virtual panel, entitled “Digital transformation driving the next phase of innovation”, explored various key points and shared insights on the opportunities of digital transformation, digital skills, as well as the acceleration of digital transformation among others.
Every search, purchase, download, and e-mail we do online is building a digital representation of our self. Our data is stored on a server somewhere locally or internationally which brings up the question of who owns the data – is it us, the individual, or the company collecting it? What laws should it be compliant with?
In its recent virtual panel entitled “Digital transformation driving the next phase of innovation”, Telecom Review discussed the shortage of digital kills as a big concern and what strategies are being implemented to meet this demand and to reach digital transformation goals.
Among the building blocks of the digital world we live in today are algorithms. Deep-rooted within social media platforms, search engines, advertisements, and financial transactions, to name some, these pre-defined instructions assist us in solving our problems, completing tasks, and making decisions.
The worldwide fixed wireless access (FWA) market is expanding quickly to fulfill the need for high-speed broadband connectivity, with 5G accounting for 40% of the total FWA market.
Telecom Review is hosting a virtual panel under the theme of “Digital transformation driving the next phase of innovation” on November 10 at 4 pm (Dubai time). This panel will give C-level speakers the opportunity to discuss cloud’s role in digital transformation, meeting emerging opportunities and challenges, investing in digital skills to meet digital transformation goals, and the requirements and progress to build a digital world.
The Communications and Information Technology Commission (CITC) has published a public consultation on ‘Digital Content Platform Regulations Document’ as part of its initiatives under the Digital Content Council that was approved by the Saudi Cabinet by resolution number 125 dating 28/9/2021, chaired by His Excellency Abdullah Alswaha, minister of communications and information technology.
The International Telecommunication Union (ITU) and its members have come up with 'Connect 2030’- a strategy and accountability framework that aims to connect the world. The 'Connect 2030 Agenda for Global Telecommunication/ICT Development' focuses on how technological advances will contribute to accelerating the achievement of the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) by 2030.
