Internet for the next billion

We stand on the threshold of a new era, with information services holding vast potential to enhance the lives of literally billions more people.

It will be a journey of discovery, with mobile communications paving the way, and a complex challenge that will demand new thinking.

 

 

 

"Thanks to the prompt support, deep expertise and powerful, energy-efficient solutions from Nokia Siemens Networks, Telkomsel was able to reap returns from the large volume of network traffic. Not only does this increase business efficiency, it also helps us to decrease time to market and reduce operating expenses (OPEX)" Henri Mulya Sjam, Vice President of Marketing and Customer Relationship Management (CRM), Telkomsel

Latest articles

Move over computer, the mobile is here
March 15, 2010

The idea that the personal computer is the best way to deliver data services is being challenged like never before. Mobile devices have far more potential to bring lower income people online in rural areas

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Small mobiles, micro-businesses, macro benefits
March 10, 2010

Tiny enterprises are the powerhouse of many emerging market economies. Entrepreneurs are using mobiles as a daily business tool to boost profits and cut costs.

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From inspiration to prosperity
March 01, 2010

The entrepreneurial spirit is alive and kicking across emerging markets. But aspiring innovators need the right support to take their ideas to commercial success.

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Is the world divided by broadband?
February 23, 2010

The digital divide has been talked about for years. But how well is the world doing in closing the gap? Despite the huge success of mobile communications, when it comes to broadband Internet access, the picture is not so rosy.

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Eco-friendly networks get green light within Vodafone
February 15, 2010

Environmental leadership can be a differentiator for operators. Being green makes good business sense, not just in reducing costs but also because it’s an increasingly visible issue for consumers.

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