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Connect-World Global-ICT 2008 media pack

Theme: Theme to follow

The information society 2015 - corporate responsibility and digital access for sustainable development (note- This is intended for the 2008 global edition, but, in practice, this will probably be determined by our ‘conference’ group) The World Summit on the Information Society, WSIS, established a number of goals for the year 2015. Providing the world’s peoples with access - to connect the world’s people in even the remotest regions, its schools, governments, research centres, libraries hospitals and health centres, cultural centres, museums, post offices and archives - was the primary goal. One of the most important goals set by the WSIS calls for a world where, “more than half the world's inhabitants have access to ICTs within their reach,” by 2015. The WSIS also called for, “ensuring that all of the world's population have access to television and radio services”. Providing digital access, as a way to achieve sustainable development, to half the world’s population within a decade is a grand ambition. It will take a mighty effort. Governments, international organizations and non-governmental organisations - NGOs, can do part of the job, but far from all of it. Much of this mighty effort will depend upon the world’s business enterprises. To complete this mission, new technologies, new hardware and software, new applications and content, manufacturing genius, financial resources and logistics that only private enterprise can efficiently provide, develop, deploy and manage will be needed. What is corporate responsibility in this context? What can, and should, corporations do, then, to help achieve the ambitious WSIS goals? What are they already doing? How can businesses participate? Why should they participate? What will be the rewards and the costs? Is corporate responsibility - corporate participation in the building of the Information Society - good business? These are the questions Connect-World will ask global leaders.

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Confirmed authors (Order by name)
 
Alfred Mockett
Chairman & CEO, Motive Inc.
 
Brian Beutler
CEO & Founder, Alianza Global Communication Services
 
Charles Cerino
President, Multimedia OverCoax Alliance (MOCA)
 
Cheong-Moon Cho
Director at Korean Agency Digital Opportunity and Promotion, South Korea
 
Cyprien B. Kiamusoke
Minister for Postal and Telecommunications, Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC)
 
Daniel Pataki
President, NCAH, Hungary
 
H.E. Dr Edmond A. Mansoor
Minister of State, for Information, Broadcasting & Telecommunications, Antigua and Barbados
 
Hamadoun I. Touré
Secretary-General, ITU
 
Henri Valot
GCAP Web and New Media Coordinator, CIVICUS
 
Jean-Francois Cazenave
President, Télécoms Without Frontières (TSF) NGO
 
Jeff Reedy
President and CEO, Overture Networks
 
John F. Killian
President, Verizon Business
 
John McAdam
CEO, F5 Networks
 
Joshua Omorere
President, Nigerian Child Welfare Fund (NGO)
 
Ofer Gneezy
CEO, IBasis
 
P. Munkhbat
Director General,Information & Communications Technology Authority, Mongolia
 
Roar Hagen
Ph.D., Chief Technical Officer and Co-Founder, Global IP Solutions (GIPS)
 
Roy Kirsopp
CEO, Amino Communications
 
Rudolf Fischer
Deputy CEO, Telekom Austria
 
Sanjav Ahuja
Chairman, Orange UK
 
Scott Driggers
CEO, Gemini Mobile
 
William T Hayes
President, IEEE Broadcast Technology Society
Distribution Total copies: 22,635
 
Fortune 1,000 companies
7,000
Chairman, CEO...
 
Governments
3,000
Head of state, Ministers...
 
International organisations
2,000
Leading executives...
 
Regional top 100 ICT companies by sales turnover
10,000
Regional chairman, CEO...
 
Africa 750
 
Asia-Pacific 2,250
 
Europe 2,750
 
Latin America 1,000
 
Middle East 750
 
North America 2,500

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