Futurecom 2014 International Portfolio Folder

THE LARGESTTELECOM EVENTINLATINAMERICA

OCTOBER 13 - 16S A O P A U L O B R A Z I L

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OPERATORS

BUSINESS

TECHNOLOGY

VENDORSGOODS & SERVICES

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FUTURECOMIN NUMBERS

INTERNATIONAL CONGRESSCONTENT & INNOVATION

BUSINESS TRADE SHOWBEST NETWORKING ENVIRONMENT

THE EVENTTESTIMONIALS

15.000ATTENDEES

4.200CONGRESSDELEGATES

340 EXHIBITORS

325SPEAKERS52

PARTICIPATINGCOUNTRIES

300MEDIA

ATTENDEES

Futurecom: connecting the Market, offering to the Exhibitors the best Environment for the Development of Businesses, Networking and Know-How between Operators, Vendors, Government, Regulatory Bodies, OTT Players, Corporate Customers and Developers.

The St

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High Concentration of Leaders an

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Busin

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LIVEEVENTBENEFITS

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Amazing result at #Futurecom in Brazil for #FirefoxOS. #Futurecom is now the premier #mobile phone industry event in #LATAMJohn Bernard - Global MarketingDirector | Mozilla

"The attendance is very good. This last year had an even more selective audience. We had many meetings and met so many people who are our high-level business contacts."Jaqueline Lee Marketing DirectorQualcomm

Our company has been participating in this event since the early years. Our relationship is a long acquaintance with Futurecom.Herberto Yamamuro PresidentNEC Brazil

Congratulations for the event. Impressive!Zeinal Bava PresidentOi & Portugal Telecom

WHAT IS FUTURECOM?

THE LARGEST AND MOST QUALIFIEDICT EVENT IN LATIN AMERICA.

BI: BillionINH: InhabitantsSQKM: Square KilometersMOBILE SUBS.: Mobile SubscribersSIM CONNEC.: SIM ConnectionsTRI: Trillion

SOURCE: MOBILE ECONOMY LATIN AMERICA, GSMA, 2013

With its continuous growth over the last years and the great perspectives for the time to come, the Brazilian Market is the right place for the companies that want to grow in Latin America. Futurecom is the best ambience for the Executives that want to take advantage of this scenario of rich opportunities, with its precious networking.

SOURCE: WIRELESS MATRIX, AT KEARNEY ANALYSIS, 2013

ECUADORGDP: USD 67 TRI

15,1 MILLION INH.9 MI MOBILE SUBS.

17,1 MI SIM CONNEC.

PERUGDP: USD 177 BI

30,1 MILLION INH.15,1 MI MOBILE SUBS.28,2 MI SIM CONNEC.

BOLIVIAGDP: USD 24 BI

10,4 MILLION INH.4,9 MI MOBILE SUBS.

9 MI SIM CONNEC.

PARAGUAYGDP: USD 24 BI


ARGENTINAGDP: USD 446 BI

41,5 MILLION INH.28 MI MOBILE SUBS.52,9 MI SIM CONNEC.

MEXICOGDP: USD 1,1 TRI


COLOMBIAGDP: USD 332 BI

48,2 MILLION INH.24 MI MOBILE SUBS.43,9 MI SIM CONNEC.

COSTA RICAGDP: USD 41 BI


BRAZILGDP: USD 2,4 TRI199 MILLION INH.

112,5 MI MOBILE SUBS.238,7 MI SIM CONNEC.

URUGUAYGDP: USD 47 BI


PANAMAGDP: USD 31 BI


CHILEGDP: USD 249 BI


THE POTENTIAL OFBRAZILIAN ANDLATIN AMERICAN

MARKET

GROWTH3.4% COMPOUND ANNUAL GROWTH RATETELECOM REVENUES

USD49BIINVESTMENTS4G NETWORKSFROM 2 0 1 4 TO 2 0 1 7

USD 5,6 TRIGDP LATAM

USD 2,4 TRIGDP BRAZIL

588 MILLION INH. LATAM POPULATION

201 MILLION INH. BRAZIL POPULATION

21.069.501 SQKMLATAM AREA

8,514,877 SQKMBRAZIL AREA

BROADBAND MARKETMOBILE AND FIXED

INTERNET USERSNUMBER OF USERS PER COUNTRY.

SOURCE: IBGE, US CENSUS BUREAU, 2013.

With an increasingly stronger and more qualified LATAM presence in each edition, Futurecom has become the best place for ICT Companies to achieve greater visibility in the Region!

FUTURECOM,THE BEST WAY TO ENTER THE BRAZILIAN AND LATIN AMERICAN MARKET.

URUGUAY

5 MI

PARAGUAY

6,8 MI

BOLIVIA

9,5 MI

ECUADOR

16,5 MI

CHILE

24,1 MI

VENEZUELA

30,5 MI

PERU

32,4 MI

COLOMBIA

49 MI

ARGENTINA

62,4 MI

MEXICO

100,7 MI

BRAZIL

248,3 MI

MOBILE LINESNUMBER OF ACCESSES PER COUNTRY.

SOURCE: WORLD BANK; ITU; 2012.

10 MICHILE

11 MIPERU

24 MIARGENTINA

22 MICOLOMBIA

12 MIVENEZUELA

102 MIBRAZIL

44 MIMEXICO

VENEZUELA3.2 MI

CHILE6.8 MI

COLOMBIA6.8 MI

MEXICO23.7 MI

ARGENTINA9.8 MI

BRAZIL91.3 MI

ECUADOR >> 4.2 MI

URUGUAY >> 1.6 MI

COSTA RICA>> 1.1 MI

PERU >> 1.4 MI

DOMINICANREPUBLIC >> 1.6 MI

PANAMA>> O.55 MI

NUMBER OF ACCESSES PER COUNTRY.

SOURCE: TELECO AND REGULATORY BODIES - 2012.

FUTURECOMTHE EVENT WHERE THE MARKET MEETSOperators in the Brazilian Market traditionally participate at the Event, bringing over 3000 Attendees! Futurecom also welcomes several Operators from Latin American Countries.

+3000 OPERATOR ATTENDEES

Antnio Carlos ValenteTelefonica Vivo

Zeinal Bava Oi

Jos FormosoEmbratel - Telebrasil Carlos Zenteno Claro Amos Genish GVT

Paulo Csar Teixeira Telefonica Vivo

Santiago Valbuena TelefonicaRodrigo Abreu TIM

Divino Sebastio Algar Telecom Caio Bonilha Telebras

OUTSTANDING EXECUTIVESFROM FIXED AND MOBILE OPERATORS

WORLDWIDE

CEOs 6 Conference Rooms; All of them with permanent simultaneous translation;

Featuring more than 300 Speakers; Over 4.200 Congress Delegates.

FUTURECOMINTERNATIONAL CONGRESSFuturecom has been consistently achieving the highest level in its International Congress, with the most Prestigious and Qualified Speakers from all over the World, ranging from Presidents of Regulatory Bodies, Ministers to Worldwide CEOs!

Michel Combes Alcatel Lucent Jay Sullivan Mozilla

Hamid Akhavan-Malayeri Unify Rajeev Suri NSN

Cristiano Amon Qualcomm (QCT)

RECENT EDITIONS

Simon Yeung Comba Telecom

Chris McGugan Avaya

David Sliter HP Franois Rancy ITU

Samuel Greenblatt Dell

Rami Rahim Juniper Networks

Raghu Subramanian Juniper Networks

David Brown TE Connectivity

Katsumi Emura NEC Corporation

Brad Gambill TE Connectivity

Fergus OReilly SAP

Stephen B. Alexander Ciena

C-LEVELS FROM AROUND THE GLOBE PARTICIPATING AS KEYNOTE SPEAKERS

Selina Lo Ruckus Wireless Chuck Berger Extreme NetworksAlfonso Gmez Palacio

Telefonica ColombiaCarlos Lpez Blanco Telefonica

FUTURECOM CORE THEMESFUTURECOM CORE THEMES

GOVERNMENTPUBLIC POLICY

FREQUENCY SPECTRUM

INDUSTRIAL POLICY

REGULATORY FRAMEWORK

GOVERNANCE OF THE INTERNET

MARKETCONSOLIDATION

SOCIETYDEVELOPMENT

EDUCATION

HEALTH

SECURITY & PRIVACY

SOCIAL NETWORKS

SUSTAINABILITY

SMART CITIES

SOCIAL INCLUSION

ICT CONTRIBUTING FOR SOCIETY DEVELOPMENT

MOBILITYCORPORATE MOBILITY

M-MONEY

M-HEALTH

WEARABLE

CUSTOMER EXPERIENCE

DIGITAL LIFE STYLE

M-EDUCATION

MOBILE BROADBAND

CONNECTED CAR

INNOVATIONAMBIENCE

ENTREPRENEURSHIP

EDUCATION INFRASTRUCTURE

INFORMATION ACCESS

DIGITAL INCLUSION

INCENTIVE POLICIES

GOVERNMENTALAND PRIVATE INVESTMENTS

STRUCTURED INVESTMENTPOLICIES FOR STARTUP COMPANIES

MARKET &BUSINESS

CLOUD

BIG DATA & ANALYTICS

BUSINESS MODELS

CORPORATE MARKET

NETWORKSHARING

VALUE ADDED SERVICES

CONTENT

M2M

INTERNET OF EVERYTHING

OTT BUSINESSES

SERVICES & NETWORKS QUALITY

TECHNOLOGYSOLUTIONS

VIRTUALIZATION

SOFTWARE PLATFORMS

APPLIANCES

BACKHAUL

BACKBONES

HETNET

UNIFIEDCOMMUNICATIONS

TELEPRESENCE

DATA CENTERS

CONVERGENT NETWORKS

ULTRABROADBAND

ACCESS NETWORKS

FUTURECOM

BUSINESS TRADE SHOW

VENUE SAO PAULOSao Paulo is considered the financial capital of Brazil and the

most important business center in South America, as it is the location for the headquarters of many major corporations, major banks and financial institutions.

As the largest city in South America, this huge metropolis has the highest GDP in Brazil and Latin American cities and it is one of the most urban centers in the planet.

It has the worlds largest helicopters fleet and the biggest Air

passenger traffic in the southern hemisphere.

But Sao Paulo is not only about business and offices. The city

has a major cultural, economic and political influence both

nationally and internationally. It gives place to many cultural and sports activities like music halls, theaters, Formula One and Formula Indy Grand Prix. The city offers parks and museums such as the Ipiranga Museum, the first monument,

built in 1895, to preserve the memory of the Independence of Brazil and the symbolic Monument to the Bandeiras. The city, which is also colloquially known as Sampa, has endless other landmarks to be visited and sights to be seen, never forgetting that it hosts important events with worldwide reference and importance.

SAO PAULO IS A CITY FULL OF

OPPORTUNITIES AND A GREAT

PLACE TO DEVELOP BUSINESSES.IPIRANGA MUSEUM

MONUMENT TO THE BANDEIRAS

Transamerica Expo Center counts on state-of-the-art technology, which guarantees the title of one of the best Convention and Exhibition Centers in Brazil and Latin America for events of all sizes. Its modern infrastructure is one of the most important in Brazil, prepared to receive an event such as Futurecom, as well as other major events.

The Transamerica Expo Center brings the most complete and modern infrastructure for events, providing Futurecom with an area around 21.000 sqm, spread over 4 different pavilions located on same floor and including 1.000 sqm of foyer and mezzanine space as well as 6 conference rooms. CONVENTION CENTER

GOVERNMENT &REGULATORYBODIES

Diego Molano Vega Ministry of ICT - Colombia

Paulo Bernardo Ministry of Communications - BrazilHamadoun Tour Secretary-General - ITU

THE GRAND OPENING CEREMONY FEATURES AN IMPRESSIVE AUDIENCE AT THE BRAZIL CONFERENCE ROOM.

Futurecom solemnly opens with the prestigious participations from CEOs, Ministers, Regulatory Bodies, Government Authorities, Corporate Customers and the National and International Press.

Presence of Regulatory Bodies

Oscar Len ANE - Colombia

Geraldine Gonzlez SUBTEL - Chile

Julius Genachowski FCC

Ana Maria Granda Becerra OSIPTEL - PeruJoo Batista de Rezende ANATEL - Brazil

Gabriel Lombide URSEC - Uruguay

Fabian L. Jaramillo SUPERTEL -Ecuador

Amr Badawi NTRA - EgyptMaryleana Jimenez Sutel Costa Rica.

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Specialized Press Media Groups*

* Some of the Media Partners that covered the last Edition of Futurecom.

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Futurecom is widely covered by over 300 press professionals from various vehicles of communications, including national and international media conglomerates, news agencies, important newspapers and magazines.

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Promotion & Organization

OCTOBER 13 - 16 . SAO PAULOBRAZIL

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