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Reminder: Intelligent Networks: AI and Connectivity in a Globalized World

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Intelligent Networks: AI and Connectivity in a Globalized World

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IEEE ComSoc and PMI SCC Webinar - Intelligent Networks: AI and Connectivity in a Globalized World
Thursday, 25 September · 5:30 – 7:00pm
Time zone: America/Puerto_Rico
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The IEEE ComSoc Sister Chapters Program 2025 (SCP2025) is co-hosting a webinar with the Project Management Institute (PMI) Southern Caribbean Chapter titled, "Intelligent Networks: AI and Connectivity in a Globalized World", presented by Prof. Mario Figueroa de la Cruz.

This webinar examines the emerging trends that will shape telecommunications and media by 2025, with a focus on the transformative role of Artificial Intelligence (AI). Drawing on reports from Cision, TeleGeography, Intel, and PwC, it examines the evolution of 5G, the expansion of submarine cables, the growth of data centres, and shifts in consumer behaviour. Furthermore, it highlights how AI is redefining content creation, operational efficiency, strategic communication, and monetisation opportunities for organisations.

About the Speaker:

Mario is a Senior Project Manager with more than 25 years of experience. Mario holds a degree in Electronics Engineering from the National University of Tucumán, a speciality in Telecommunications, and a Master's degree in Engineering Sciences from the University of Cordoba, Argentina.

Mario is a Senior Project Manager with over 20 years of experience. He has led projects for the city government of Tucumán and telecommunications companies in Argentina. He has served as a consultant on large-scale telecommunications projects, data centres, data processing optimisation, and more.

Currently, in addition to being a professor, he is an independent consultant and director of the telecommunications specialisation program.