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Interview: Rob Conway of the GSM Association
11 November 2009
Aim for 50 billion mobile connections by 2025, GSMA’s Conway tells the industry. Rob Conway has helped turn the GSM Association into the most influential organisation in the industry, representing the interests of its 800 operator members
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Rob Conway: machine-to-machine services will
connect 50 billion devices in the next 15 years
Rob Conway strides his new office in the heart of central London. The dome of St Paul’s Cathedral is hidden by another large building, but otherwise he can see landmarks of the city such as the Tate Modern art gallery, the Big Ben clocktower and the London Eye — the big wheel — from his new headquarters just off Fleet Street, where the old media used to be.
Conway has run the GSM Association, the most influential organisation in telecoms today, fixed as well as mobile, for a decade and transformed it from a standards-oriented association into something which is influencing the future structure and infrastructure of the industry.
With good reason, Global Telecoms Business named Conway as the most powerful person in the industry in our Power100, published in September — and Conway...
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