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The federal government is considering a plan to dissolve five major ministries, including IT and Telecommunications. A proposal has been put forward to merge or abolish five key government ministries, including the IT and Telecommunications ministry. The government is planning to streamline its ministries by abolishing five, including IT and Telecommunications. A major restructuring of government ministries is underway, with five ministries, including IT and Telecommunications, facing potential abolition. #GovernmentRestructuring #MinistryReforms #PakistanPolitics #BureaucraticChanges #PublicSectorReforms #tribunetrends

An interesting old article in the limited open access to telecommunications in Eritrea. what do you think. which government considerations could lead to the decision of not opening up the networks? is it a security question or a question of capacity? what policy recommendations would you give that may lead to opening up more? Except inciting civil disobedience or revolution, as this article seems to suggest.

Review - Spring 2024 Unified Agenda – DHS Rulemakings – 72 ‘active’ rulemakings, 5 of possible interest here – 29 ‘long-term actions’, 3 of possible interest – Short version – https://lnkd.in/e7DXYfVT #Regulation #UnifiedAgenda

The Parliament recently passed the Telecommunications Bill, 2023. Among other improvements from its predecessor, the Bill has included a provision for an administrative process for the allocation of satellite-based spectrum. This is in contrast to the otherwise standard auction-based process for other kinds of spectrum. In this personal blog post, I use one of the Competition Commission of India’s advocacy ex-ante measures to analyze the proposal for administrative allocation of satellite spectrum. I contend that with well-thought execution, the proposed method will be relatively better for competition and healthy investment in the satellite communications sector. https://lnkd.in/gr_5uAJ5

In his newest blog, Willie Hicks shares how observability enhances critical infrastructure & services so government agencies can ensure efficient, accurate information delivery to citizens.

Here's the new article in our advance publication: Hopeless Waiting and Apprehension of Missing Out: Evidence from Rural Iraq about the Cellular Broadband Policy Challenges (by Ahmed Alrawi) Article Link: https://lnkd.in/e_HfDN2d

HID - Physical Access Control Solutions is committed to Customer-centricity. Part of that is being active and engaged with End-user customers. Here's a reminder of the paramount importance of getting out in front of customers and truly understanding their needs. 🌐 Building Lasting Relationships: Engaging with customers goes beyond transactions; it's about fostering relationships. By actively seeking their input, we not only meet their expectations but also create a bond that extends beyond a single sale. Remember, a satisfied customer is your best advocate. 🚀 Innovation Through Insight: Customer feedback is a goldmine of insights. By listening attentively, we gain a deep understanding of market trends, preferences, and pain points. This invaluable information becomes the fuel for innovation, driving us to develop products that truly resonate with our audience. 🤝 Tailoring Solutions: One size rarely fits all. By proactively engaging with customers, we tailor our solutions to their specific needs. This personalized approach not only boosts customer satisfaction but also sets us apart in a competitive landscape. 📈 Staying Ahead of the Curve: The business landscape is ever-evolving. Staying ahead requires agility, and there's no better way to anticipate changes than by being in sync with customer expectations. It's not just about meeting current needs; it's about predicting future ones. Let's commit to being not just manufacturers but partners in our customers' success stories. Share your thoughts on the power of customer engagement in manufacturing! 👥💡 #accesscontrol #CustomerEngagement #InnovationInIndustry #mobilecredentials

The Lahaina fire should represent our ‘White Flag’ wake up call for action due to ever increasing deadly ‘Urban Fire Conflagrations’. Incidents like these are no longer ‘Wildland/Urban Interface’ fires. Dry, abundant vegetation (outside AND inside urban areas), combined with severe high winds become force multiplyers. The wildfire ignition starts, gains momentum and doesn’t stop at the intersection of ‘Wildland’ and ‘Urban’. Mass ignitions continue to burn in the Urban environment accelerating the firestorm caused by burning buildings, cars, and highly flammable landscaping vegetation etc. I’m going to bet the sirens were understood to be used for a Tsunami warning, if so people may have been trained to seek higher ground which would have put people running towards this wildfire. Are the sirens for Tsunami? Wildfire? ….Hopefully both… There is so much to be learned from the last 10 years of deadly Urban Fire Conflagrations: 2018 Camp fire (Paradise, CA): 85 civilian fatalities 2017 Tubbs Fire: 22 civilian fatalities 2013 Yarnell Hill Fire: 19 Firefighter fatalities And numerous other wildfires throughout the decades that have killed firefighters and civilians. The heavy lift is urgent and in front of all of us… #mauifires #wui #wildfires

In his newest blog, Willie Hicks shares how observability enhances critical infrastructure & services so government agencies can ensure efficient, accurate information delivery to citizens.