The Sri Lanka Telecom Summit 2010 closes with outstanding success
March 11, 2010 05:11 pm
With over 200 attendees from around the country present
throughout the day, the Sri Lanka Telecom Summit held this week in
The 2010 Sri Lanka Telecom Summit concluded on a high note
with a view to poise Lanka’s telecom industry to be the next biggest growth
engine in the SAARC Region. “The event was a landmark in the telecoms
calendar,” says Michael Abayasinghe, CEO of Runeware Integrated, managers of
the event; “throughout the day, the market’s most dynamic companies across the
telecoms ecosystem were here to network, to share ideas and to showcase their
solutions and services for one of the fastest growing telecommunication
industries in
The summit provided opportunities for participants to learn about the latest technologies and new products, while the high-level conference brought together CEOs and senior executives of the leading
companies to share their expertise and strategies for their markets: operators such as Dialog Telekom, Hutchison, Etisalat, Airtel and Lanka Bell and solutions providers from national infrastructure vendors.
The major theme of the day was “The Telecom Revolution in
Organised by Bharat Exhibitions – India’s leader in Telecom
& IT Events, and managed by Runeware Integrated - an integrated marketing
service agency which specializes in technology events, the Sri Lanka Telecom
Summit came to a close with a Gala Dinner on Thursday night, where it saw a
select group of sponsors in attendance, including TCIL as Diamond Partner,
VERINT as Gold Partner and Shaildhar Telecom Services as the conference
partner. Mr. Shashi Dharan- Managing Director of Bharat Exhibitions said that
“The ICT industry in
The program was further endorsed by the Information and
Communication Technology Agency of Sri Lanka (ICTA), together with the Global
Mobile Suppliers Association (GSA), Indian Cellular Association (ICA), Internet
Service Provider Association of India (ISPAI), CDMA Development Group (CDG),
ITU-APT Foundation of India, WiMAX Forum and the Telecom User Group of