VI Telecom Consultants Day - How communications technology is shaping the f...
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"How communications technology is shaping the future of humanity?"
Know from a true independent and non-commercial point of view how telecom networks are building the future. How digital transformation is creating new opportunities.
Despite the reactionary and protective movements observed around the World, collaboration, networks and interdependence are essential for wealth creation along the planet.
The event is organized by the Society of Communications Consultants International (http://www.sctcconsultants.org) with the support of Catalan telecom engineers association, COACB and Argelich Networks, member of SCTC
The program of the event is as follows:
4:30 Registration.
5:00 pm Welcome message from SCTC vicepresident and Telecos.cat president.
5.15 Creative Dialogue, moderated by Agustín Argelich, Principal Consultant of Argelich Networks.
With the participation of:
- John G. Jung Intelligent Community Forum President (Toronto - Canada)
- Tom Brannen SCTC Vice president & Wassaw Consulting president (Atlanta USA)
- Martha Buyer Lawyer and Telecom Engineer (New York – USA)
- Sean McCarthy Consultant L&M Data Communications (Madrid - Spain). A disruptive approach to Cybersecurity from network perspective
- Dave Mailer Director and Principal Consultant, 4C Strategies Ltd, (Leicester – UK)
- Larry Treas CEO The Michael Group (Oklahoma – USA)
We will discuss about topics like:
- Hackers and US president election.
- Using public or private communications servers. Everybody trust in “cloud” services but Hillary had significant problems using it.
- How are Intelligent Communities changing our lives?
- Are Facebook, LinkedIn, Whatswapp and similar services are replacing traditional corporate communications platforms?
- Every year more “traditional” telecom companies are disappearing or merging when everybody is spending more time using electronic communications. It’s crazy.
- How can we manage the mess of communications channels?
6:15 Debate Questions from the floor.
6:45 Closing message.
7:00 to 8:00 pm Networking Cocktail.
Organizador Argelich Network con la colaboración de Telecos.cat, COACB y SCTC.
Organizador de VI Telecom Consultants Day - How communications technology is shaping the future of humanity?
The Society of Communications Technology Consultants International, Inc., (SCTC) offers information and communications technology (ICT) answers. Our professional network of experienced, vendor independent, vetted consultants has extensive knowledge and expertise to guide organizations to optimal solutions.
When you engage an SCTC consultant, you can be confident that you are working with the best. SCTC consultants are:
- Experts in their field, thoroughly vetted by the SCTC.
- Part of a powerful network of consultants, able to form teams on demand with the right expertise for each project.
- Vendor-independent, delivering unbiased, client-focused recommendations.
The SCTC has been a recognized force in the information and communications technology industry since 1976. This non-profit society provides a robust network of consultant resources and opportunities for collaboration, a forum for professional development, mentoring of new consultants, and access to a vendor advisory council that offers product, service, and channel information for our consultants and clients.
Telecos.cat es l'Associació Catalana d'Enginyers de telecomunicació, eletrònica i multimèdia-audiovisual.
El Col·legi Oficial d'Agents Comercials de Barcelona (COACB) és una corporació de dret públic amb personalitat jurídica pròpia, creada l'any 1926 i emparada per la Llei de Col·legis Professionals. Amb la seva àmplia trajectòria s’ha consolidat com a referent de la professió comercial a Catalunya.
Argelich Network és una boutique internacional de consultoria i enginyeria independent especialitzada a assessorar a les empreses i governs en com gaudir i implantar les solucions més avançades en tecnologies de la informació i telecomunicacions.
