Building networks that connect humanity with Joe Constantine, Chief Technology and Strategy Officer
Is connectivity a human right? Host Mike MacDade and JMA Wireless' Joe Constantine discuss universal access to broadband and the state of play in the global telecom industry.
“Technology or broadband as a human right is very personal to me as an individual. We know for a fact that where you have broadband, unemployment rate goes down, crime rate goes down, literacy goes up, GDP goes up since there is a clear connection. There are studies that show that where you have broadband, you literally are driving a society to grow. So that's really the basic foundation of broadband and connectivity. For me, the way I see it, it's basic human right. It’s the same if we go a couple of centuries back where people didn't have access to sewers, water, electricity, etc. We can't imagine a world today without these basic needs – the same as with broadband.”
Nov 16, 2023
Building networks that connect humanity with Joe Constantine, Chief Technology and Strategy Officer
Explore the path ahead for private networks and 5G over the next 12 months and beyond. Join The Great Indoors at MWC Las Vegas for a conversation with Joe Constantine, Chief Technology and Strategy Officer at JMA Wireless. In this episode, Joe, alongside guest host Mike MacDade, provides insights into the telecom industry in the United States and globally.
Discover JMA Wireless's efforts to restore US leadership in telecommunications and gain an understanding of Joe's perspectives on the challenges and opportunities within the sector. Their conversation also delves into the significance of connectivity as a basic human right, strategies for achieving universal access to broadband and technology, and a pragmatic outlook on the future of 5G.
Thanks to TGI Open Mic contributors for this episode:
Blake Kuklin, Principal Business & Process Automation and Integration Sales, IBM
Gabriela Radu, Secure by Design Expert, Vodafone
