SIM Registration Makes the Headlines in Nigeria Again
Nigeria will resume registration of new SIM cards, but is the government radical in stating “the SIM is essentially a national resource"
Cenerva at MWC Barcelona 25-28 Feb 2019
Since acquiring the highly-respected ICC TRMC regulatory training business in 2018, Cenerva has proudly continued its 20-year legacy of delivering training courses for regulatory specialists from service providers and the public sector, from Africa, Asia, Europe and the Caribbean. We are now pleased to announce the updated and expanded 2019 ICC TRMC training programme. [...]
Cenerva Leads the Way for Regulation Education Following Telecom Regulatory Master Classes Success
London, 8 August 2018: Following excellent feedback for its Telecoms Regulatory Master Classes (TRMCs), international telecoms consultancy Cenerva Ltd has revealed its plans to expand and grow its education programme for both operators and regulators. This expansion for Cenerva, which has clients in more than 50 countries, follows the acquisition of the Interconnect Communications (ICC) [...]
Cenerva launches innovative Flexi Support service
Communications consultancy Cenerva today launched its innovative Flexi Support regulatory/ policy service The dynamic global ICT landscape creates an increasingly broad range of mission critical regulatory challenges for the ICT industry. Policy-makers and business leaders are under intense pressure to keep pace. Cenerva can help. Through its global network of over 150 regulatory, technical and [...]
Cenerva attends Global Symposium of Regulators in The Bahamas
James and H at the Cenerva stand at the GSR in Nassau, where Cenerva met with regulators and operators from across the globe. The impact of Over The Top services on the telecoms industry, and the appropriate regulatory response, were the hot topics of the conference.
Cenerva launches Quality of Service document
Cenerva works with telecoms regulators and operators on a wide range of policy issues. Here, in the first of a monthly series of policy papers, we summarise our views on the challenges arising from regulating for quality of service