Free Webinar Industry Outlook Brazil 2022

The Americas | ICT

Third Party Event

02 Mar 2022 - 10 Mar 2022

Online event, March 10th 2022 at 06h15 MEX – 07h15 COL / PER – 09h15 BRA/CHI/ARG Free for everyone

Launch of 5G
• New market entrants, increasing competition
• Spectrum auctions
• Infrastructures and new business and innovation models
• Impact of COVID-19
• Network as a Service alternative

These and other topics will be presented by Ari Lopes – Senior Manager Service Provider Americas Market at OMDIA.

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