President Obama’s second term is on the minds of tech policy makers and industry stakeholders as a myriad of issues hang in the balance. From cybersecurity and regulations to taxes and start-ups, ICT technologies are expected to catapult the US economy out of the red.
What is the public’s level of trust in government? What are the resulting implications for telecom policy and the tech industry? We explore these questions with Andrew Baumann, Vice President at Greenberg Quinlan Rosner Research.
World Standards Day raises awareness among regulators, industry and consumers of standardization to the global economy. Join TIA NOW for a roundtable discussion with key figures at World Standards Day, including Steve Swanson, Manager of Standards Engineering at Corning.
The 2012 outlook for telecoms rests on an overarching market driver that the ICT industry is banking on. Yes, spectrum is on the minds of telecoms and the outlook is still cloudy.
Can telcos create high-value community clouds to serve the needs of specific vertical industries? Can they mobilize the cloud to transform business processes encompassing people and embedded devices?
Washington is on the path to creating more jobs, encouraging innovation and allowing SMBs to enter the market on a level playing field. Gautham Nagesh of Congressional Quarterly and Brooks Boliek of Politico join TIA NOW to give their insight into the latest from Capitol Hill and how new legislation affects American companies here and abroad.
The convergence of the network is displayed each year at Mobile World Congress in Barcelona Spain but as new players enter the market the need for a robust and interoperable network is mission critical to support a burgeoning tech industry. Sr. Vice President of TIA John Jacobs was in Barcelona and is here to debrief TIA NOW's viewers with all the highlights from Mobile World Congress 2012. Also on the program today is Telecom TV's Director of Content Guy Daniels who also spent much of last week in Barcelona.
The "invisible infrastructure" came to light this week. Spectrum legislation is on the minds of members on the Hill and Americans across the country as the benefits of more bandwidth and revenue from incentive auctions are imminent.
Capitol Hill is getting aggressive on cybersecurity and TIA member Juniper Networks testified this week at a House Energy Subcommittee hearing. Bob Dix, VP of Government Affairs and Critical Infrastructure Protection for Juniper will talk to TIA NOW about the hearing and what we can do as an industry to protect ourselves.
This discussion provides an overview of issues facing the economic and business climate in India as well as some important technology and trade policy issues facing the world’s second largest telecommunications market.
The FCC announced their final plan for USF and ICC reform and TIA NOW is here to cover all the angles.
TIA Now's new show, All The Angles, featuring TR Daily's Ted Gotsch, POLITICO's Eliza Krigman, and Current Analysis's Ron Westfall.
