In our work on teleuse@BOP, reports on the use of missed calls attracted a great deal of attention. It seems to be generating even more press at the MobileActive conference in South Africa:
While exotic, it’s not really the optimal way to communicate. Will the recent trends to bucket pricing, per-second billing and low, low prices ring the death knell of missed calls, at least in countries where the budget telecom network model is at work?
What is meant by data governance? What laws/policies are countries in South Asia and Southeast Asia bringing in to protect data privacy?
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LIRNEasia hosted a forum on December 7, 2024, titled “Unlocking Data for Artificial Intelligence in Sri Lanka” at the ITC Ratnadipa Hotel, Colombo. The event brought together AI experts, data scientists, policymakers, and industry leaders to explore practical ways to leverage data and artificial intelligence for informed decision-making and meaningful societal and organizational impact.
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Chanuka Wattegama
I doubt missed calls will disappear. As 143s in Philippines it is a part of Sri Lankan culture now. An ideal case study for somebody interested in sociological and psychological aspects of mobile communication.