The frequency and intensity of natural disasters is increasing at an alarming rate. Episodes of hurricane Irma barrelling through Florida followed by the imminent hurricane Jose is testimony. Just days before the American hurricanes, Mexico was hit with a rattling 8.1 magnitude quake, leaving 90 dead and hundreds injured. Quoting Accuweather, “The USA has seen…
When we think about mobile connectivity, the problem is often regarded as one that primarily affects the ‘less-developed’ parts of the world: rural communities, remote industries, and disaster-hit areas. Rarely do we associate a bustling urban hub with problems of low connectivity and poor voice networks. Issues of indoor and urban connectivity are more common…
We landed in London early this morning for the Small Cells World Summit – #SCWSWorld. Coming from the fierce Delhi summer, we were now facing a cold, rainy Tuesday morning. A moment to appreciate the respite offered by the cozy interiors of the Intercontinental O2 Hotel, and on to business – after completing registration (and…