Communications

CERAGON Networks Limited, the global number one wireless backhaul specialist, has commissioned its new office in Lagos, Nigeria equipped with million dollars state of-the-art facilities.

CHANGING consumer needs are creating a new demand to overcome Inflexible data plans and slow download speeds flagged as reason for only 27% of Nigerians stream videos.

MR. Segun Ogunsanya, chief executive officer & managing director of Airtel Nigeria, has advised business leaders to be innovative and deliberate in their use of Technology, E-Commerce and Social Media.

WALE Odeyemi, executive head of products and services at Vodacom Business Nigeria, shared insight into how technology can help small and medium enterprises adapt to market changes, increase productivity, and improve competitive advantage.

THE fondness of Nigerian banks to persuade customers to settle for foreign card schemes at the detriment of locally grown schemes fuels an insidious and relegating effect on local efforts and the economy.

Emeka Mba, director general, National Broadcasting Commission (NBC), has said that about 22million households in the country does not have access to digital television as the country look forward to a new deadline of June 20, 2017 migration to digital broadcasting.

MASTERCard, in a measure to help startups break even and achieve global presence in today’s crowded and competitive business environment has announced the launch of Start Path Global.

Set to mark its 12th Year Anniversary in October 2015; Phase3 Telecom said one of its major goals in acknowledgement of this milestone is to cull further investment into extending reach, increasing efficiency, and scaling up resilience and adaptability of its network; to strengthen its commitment to proffering the best solutions that will amplify the operations of its clients across West Africa.

YUDALA, Nigeria’s first true composite retail chain is set to launch the maiden edition of its annual initiative tagged Yudala Neighbour to Neighbour mega sales from September 21 to October 2.

HUAWEI, a global multinational networking, telecommunications equipment and services Company, has entered into partnership with Fidelity Bank Plc., one of the leading commercial banks in Nigeria, to find tune the bank’s ICT requirements.

EXPERTS have blamed infrastructure and the bank-led model adopted by the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) to drive financial inclusion for the lethargic growth and use of use of Point of Sale terminal (PoS) in the country.

NIGERIAN Communications Commission (NCC) has issued a draft licencing framework for the use of 70.80GHz spectrum band it intends to licence to telecom operators to address the growing demand for data-centric, high speed and high capacity networks that consumers are demanding to meet their bandwidth needs