Between 22 and 25 February, Barcelona (Spain) constitutes the global epicenter of technology and telecommunications, to be held version of Mobile World Congress, organized by GSMA (association mobile operators and related companies devoted to supporting and promoting mobile phone system), which brings together the leading mobile service providers worldwide.
Colombia will be present in various areas MWC, including the Ministerial Programme 2016 platform where the issues that define the future of mobile telephony are discussed internationally, and which will present the Minister of Information Technologies and Communications, David Moon Sanchez.
During the most important technology event to be held in Europe, the Mobile Globe Awards, which reward government initiatives with the greatest impact on telecommunications will be delivered. In 2012 the awards recognized the implemented by the Colombian government in the ICT sector as the Best Public Policy broadband access policy.
“The Mobile World Congress is a strategic space for Colombia . Besides being a scenario in which the main public telecommunications policies are discussed, also serves as a platform for our IT industry and show to the world as a country that has wagered the technological revolution, “the minister added.
Promotion of IT industry
Colombia also make presence in the MWC spaces dedicated to the generation of business opportunities for entrepreneurs in the industry YOU. It is this time the country aims to take advantage of the Congress as a strategic scenario for the internationalization of companies, the networking high level, generating new and better business opportunities and identifying trends, innovation and learning about the sector. The Colombian team will consist of 21 entrepreneurs and a representative of the ICT Cluster of the Coffee.
“Together with the MinTIC, ProColombia works with more than 100 companies in the sector to increase its exports in these services. In 2015, the number of businesses closed by management promotion abroad with the help of the campaign ‘Colombia Bring It On’ came to US $ 95.9 million, the products are more international demand for custom software telecommunications, utilities, financial sector, and services business intelligence “ said Maria Claudia Lacouture, president of ProColombia.
the Ministry of Information Technology and Communications and ProColombia have, since 2012, an alliance for the internationalization of the sector and to date have supported the promotion abroad of 678 Colombian companies.
in the edition 2015 Colombia told for the first time with a ‘stand’ to promote the iT industry and digital content, which resulted in business expectations of 4.6 million to 14 Colombian companies.
Six ‘apps’ representing Colombia
with support from the ICT Ministry six teams of Colombian entrepreneurs will attend 4YFN, a space for the same technology conference in Barcelona dedicated to . innovation, in which quote businessmen, entrepreneurs, and investors are given
applications that carry the flag of Colombia in the event are:
Glubbers: internet service / App that allows to know new people safely, quickly and in a comfortable atmosphere in the company of friends, eliminating the messaging and ensuring best matches
SAPCO: platform that handles predict all the needs of vehicles. People simply need to download the application from their mobile devices, entering information of the car and ready
Civil Control. web tool and mobile tracking works can control the productivity of construction projects in place, through real-time communication of information to project managers in graphs and reports
Bon Appettit. mobile application that improves the customer experience in restaurants, eliminating waiting times and inconvenience generated by calling the waiter. Through the ‘smartphone’ users interact with the menu, order products of the letter, call the waiter and ask for your account
1DOC3. health platform in which physicians respond verified online medical concerns 24 hours a day without an appointment. Questions are free and anonymous.
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