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Azercell takes part in London emerging markets summit

17 September 2009 16:55 (UTC +04:00)

Baku. Nijat Mustafayev â€“ APA-Economics. Azercell Telecomâ€™s CEO Ali Agan is attending the world’s leading discussion on emerging markets, featuring the key decision makers from over 20 countries.

The summit is a rich and interactive debate, where you will discover unique insights and be challenged to rethink the opportunities and issues affecting emerging markets.
Held on the banks of the River Thames, the two-day event enables participants to discover new perspectives on marketsâ€”meet the economist from Africa who likens his countrymen to cheetahs and hippos, and the innovator from Bangladesh who brought GSM technology to the poor, to dentify new business opportunities with analysis from the Economist Intelligence Unit and new research into operating in different emerging markets, to share insight and tactics with other senior decision-makers in interactive executive discussions, to hear from poltical leaders in discussion with The Economist and to gain insights from over 50 leading experts on emerging markets.

According to the summit programme, Ali Agan will make a speech on new, disruptive technologies; their role in stimulating emerging market trade.
His speech will feature the facts that mobile telephony and low-cost internet devices have proliferated across the developing world; and as new technologies become commonplace what other business opportunities might evolve as a result? How, for example, is the growth of online computing services (or "cloud computing") changing the competitive landscape?