Not only was OECD an expert organiser and superb host last week in Stavänger, but they have been extremely diligent in making the content of each presentation available to all!
The webpage with all the presentations is here. It's a lot to take in though, so I'll point you out in priority to Marvin Sirbu's excellent presentation on the impacts of topology choices on competition, Grant Forsyth's insightful analysis of the potential of the transnational business market and how regulation should be less consumer focused, and Shigeo Okamoto's glimpse into our fiber future (hopefully) which is, of course, Japan's present...
Honestly though, it's worth spending the time to read it all.
And since a number of you asked me for my presentation, here it is.
I'm not done with Stavänger. This week-end I'll try and find the time to write a post-mortem. In addition, I need to put together a series of mini-podcasts of the interviews I did there, 8 in all. Won't that be fun !
The webpage with all the presentations is here. It's a lot to take in though, so I'll point you out in priority to Marvin Sirbu's excellent presentation on the impacts of topology choices on competition, Grant Forsyth's insightful analysis of the potential of the transnational business market and how regulation should be less consumer focused, and Shigeo Okamoto's glimpse into our fiber future (hopefully) which is, of course, Japan's present...
Honestly though, it's worth spending the time to read it all.
And since a number of you asked me for my presentation, here it is.
I'm not done with Stavänger. This week-end I'll try and find the time to write a post-mortem. In addition, I need to put together a series of mini-podcasts of the interviews I did there, 8 in all. Won't that be fun !
