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HORISEN is attending GSMA WAS #10 in Valencia

HORISEN is attending GSMA WAS #10 in Valencia

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02. October 2019

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Dear friends, we are happy to announce our participation in WAS #10 in Valencia, 28-31 October 2019. This year the main host is Telefónica, one of the world’s leading telecom companies.

GSMA WAS#10 will bring together attendees from 140 countries, gathering 285 mobile operators and 110 suppliers from across the world. A team of GMS experts is going to share the latest technology insights, trends, and their expertise.

The Wholesale Agreements and Solutions Group (WAS) is responsible for Operator-to-Operator and Operator-to-Hub interoperability (including Interworking and Roaming) to provide GSMA members with a consistent, reliable GSM service for members to offer their customers.

We are delighted to participate in this important event, meet with our partners, prospects, and have fun while networking and exchanging key knowledge.

We invite you to meet with the CEO of HORISEN Fabrizio Salanitri. They are eager to present to you HORISEN’s top-notch Telecom and Marketing software suite which will help you propel your business to success.

We look forward to seeing you in Valencia!

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