The United States Telecom Association has announced a panel of speakers who will offer their perspectives on the future for wireless and wireline companies.
The panelists will discuss critical issues including how service providers keep up with rapidly changing consumer demands in today's highly competitive communications market. Scott Ford, CEO of ALLTEL, John Stanton, CEO of Western Wireless and Ed Zander, chairman and CEO of Motorola will participate in this keynote roundtable discussion at TELECOM '04.
TELECOM '04 draws communications leaders from around the world to view new technologies and learn more about all aspects of the communications industry as lines between cable, wireline, wireless and satellite platforms continue to converge. The show will be held in Las Vegas, Oct. 9 - 13. This panel discussion will be held on Tuesday, Oct. 12.
"These three CEOs lead companies that are among the most successful players in the telecom marketplace," says USTA President Walter McCormick, Jr., who will moderate the discussion. "We are honored that Scott, John and Ed will join us at TELECOM '04 to share their valuable insight about this dynamic industry."
ALLTEL is a communications company with nearly 13 million customers and $8 billion in annual revenues. It provides wireless, local telephone, long-distance, Internet and high-speed data services to residential and business customers in 26 states. Western Wireless owns and operates wireless phone systems in 19 western states and has more than 1.2 million customers. Motorola, Inc. is a global provider of in wireless, broadband and automotive communications technologies with U.S. sales in 2003 of $27.1 billion.
TELECOM '04 Annual Conference & Exhibition will be held at the Venetian Hotel, Las Vegas, NV. For more information visit www.ustelecom04.com.
