Delivering eGovernment services in challenging situations of Emerging Markets.

1. 17th GCC eGovernment Conference Delivering eGov Services in Emerging Markets Burj Al-Arab, Dubai, UAE May 22th, 2011

3. The things we take for granted

5. UN & Agencies deliver basic services

6. UN & Agencies deliver Gov & Security

7. Delivering Global Services

8. Emerging Markets are very Different

9. High Risk Conditions

10. No Resources

11. Disaster Zones

12. No Roads or inaccessible

13. Lack of Space

14. Make use of local facilities

15. Difficult to Secure

16. Valuable resources disappear

17. First Security

18. Logistics

19. Transport

20. Distribution

21. Power

22. Power with Protection

23. Global Coverage

24. Powerful Teleport

25. Yahsat

26. Full Managed Service

27. Right Technology

28. Portability and deploy ability

29. Maximum Portability

30. Installation

31. Logistics

32. Practical Expertize

33. Integrated Telecommunications

34. Satellite with Zero Latency

35. Cloud Browser and Green Technology

36. Speed and Efficiency is key Type of Link by Latency Time to Open and View a 20 Mb corporate document Mbps SpeedNet “ Zero Latency ” EMC Satellite 3 Seconds 100 50 Msec “ In Country” terrestrial Non 105 Seconds 1.5 100 - 180 Msec “ Inter Country” terrestrial 126 Seconds 1.5 200 - 380 Msec “ Inter Continental” 165 Seconds 1.5 850 - 1200 Msec “ TDMA Overbooked” 256 Seconds 1.5

37. Integrated Last Mile S H A R E D U P L I N K S H A R E D D O W N L I N K HUB (Base Station) Backhaul Network SECTOR 2G / CDMA / 3G BTSs connected to RT 10/100 BaseT RT 802.11x RT

38. Video Conferencing

39. Powerful Multicasting

40. SLA and QOS Prioritized Traffic, QOS, SLA

41. Practical Training

42. Support

45. Questions