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    FTTX Fibre Conference 2019

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    South Africa’s biggest fibre industry event

    Sandton Convention Centre
    8-9 October 2019

    [/vc_hoverbox][vc_message css=”.vc_custom_1563455979655{background-color: #e5f0ff !important;border-radius: 10px !important;}”]The FTTX Council Africa Conference is the telecommunications event of the year. With over a thousand delegates, 50 exhibitors, 60 speakers and information-packed workshops, this event is not to be missed. Delegates from across the African continent will meet to learn, share and swap fibre industry-related information.[/vc_message][vc_column_text]

    Brought to you by FTTX Council Africa in association with:

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    A message from Andile Ngcaba

    It is my pleasure to invite you to the 2019 conference, taking place this year in Sandton, Johannesburg.

    After years of hype, 5G is finally a reality and therefore it may come as no surprise that this year the event will have a strong focus on this area.

    Many cities in the world have already adopted 5G or are in the process of doing so as is the case in South Korea, which, in early April 2019, launched commercial 5G services. While that may not surprise you, the fact that in early May carriers have collectively signed up 260 000 subscribers — and deployed 54 200 base stations, may come with a bit of amazement. This is certainly a solid start for the next-generation cellular technology. In mid-April, Japan’s government approved plans by four mobile network operators to build super-fast 5G wireless networks, with investment set to total ¥1.6-trillion (US$14.4-billion) over the next five years. Many other countries are set to follow, and over the next months we will see more and more networks come alive across the globe.

    This technology poses many opportunities. However, we need to prepare for the opportunities that this type of connectivity will offer and the ones that stand the most to gain will be the early adopters who embrace it.

    This next-generation network connectivity is set to reinvent every aspect of our lives, including the world of business. 5G promises to boost efficiency and unleash the potential of automation, but it will also enable us to explore developing technologies such as virtual reality and augmented reality. 5G is not just about faster phones, it is about to touch every part of our lives and re-invent the world like no other technology has done before.

    The exponential rate at which technology is developing, mutating and adapting is so fast that we have to apply certain effort to keep pace with it and how it will affect our business and personal lives.

    While the future is becoming more difficult to predict with each passing year, an accelerating pace of technological change can be expected.

    To date, technology has literally changed every aspect of the way any business operates and never before in history has that change occurred so fast.

    Colleagues, I invite you to join me on 8 and 9 October as we explore the world of fibre and 5G, as well as the impact on the industry and the opportunities it holds for the continent.

    Andile Ngcaba
    President
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