OMAN. Knowledge Oasis Muscat (KOM) wants to drive Internet usage in the Sultanate with its next Digital Nation Seminar planned for 10 June 2007 at the Crowne Plaza Muscat. The event titled 'Ramping Up Internet Usage: Get Online' runs from 7.45pm to 10.00pm including dinner and is free of charge.
Technology is already transforming Omani society, with satellite TV beaming in from around the world. People are e-banking and using e-government services online and companies recognise that to stay competitive at home and abroad they need to leverage ICT.
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OMAN. The event will draw upon the official support of the Port of Salalah and will fully reflect the significance of the region and its overall impact on the global port industry.
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UAE. GCC Telecom markets are on the verge of saturation, while prices decline due to increasing competition, resulting in telcos profits being under very high pressure.
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