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Russia & Cis 2018 RUSSIA & CIS 2018 11 & 12 April 2018, Moscow THE ONLY MEETING UNITING RUSSIAN AND CIS CARRIERS WITH INTERNATIONAL TRADING PARTNERS POST-EVENT REPORT THANK YOU TO THE 2018 SPONSORS Platinum sponsors Gold sponsor Silver sponsor Associate sponsors RUSSIA & CIS 2018 11 & 12 April 2018, Moscow 409 147 40 ATTENDEES COMPANIES COUNTRIES WHO ATTENDED CAPACITY RUSSIA 2018? 23% Manager 34% Director & Head ATTENDEE LEVEL 21% Sales/ Business Dev Executive 13% % C Level, President, VP, SVP, AVP, EVP 9 Other COMPANY TYPES IN ATTENDANCE Cloud / Application / ASP / Software vendor Mobile Operator Data Centre / Internet Exchange OTT / CDN Provider / Content Fixed Operator / Carrier Tier 1-3 Telecoms Conusltant / Analyst Infrastructure vendor Voice Solutions Internet Service Provider (ISP) Other COUNTRIES IN ATTENDANCE Austria Greece Lithuania Slovakia Belgium Hong Kong Luxembourg Slovenia China Hungary Moldova Spain Cyprus Ireland Mongolia Sweden Czech Republic Israel Netherlands Switzerland Estonia Italy Poland Turkey Finland Kazakhstan Romania Ukraine France Kyrgyzstan Russia United Arab Emirates Georgia Latvia Russian Federation United Kingdom Germany Lebanon Serbia & Montenegro United States RUSSIA & CIS 2018 11 & 12 April 2018, Moscow RUSSIA & CIS 2018 11 & & 12 12 September, April 2018, InterContinental Moscow Istanbul, Turkey COMPANIES IN ATTENDANCE: ACTIVATEL INTEROUTE RASCOM ALIBABA INTERXION RETN APELBY S.R.O. INTIS TELECOM LLP ROSTELECOM AQUA COMMS IPVOIP S.R.O ROVEX TELECOM BENESTRA S. R. O. ISTIMA UNIVERSAL LTD SARIO BICS ITSYSTEMS SETION BRILLIANT TELECOM JSON & PARTNERS SIBEV BUSINESS LINE KAZAKHTELECOM SJSC LATVIA STATE RADIO AND CAPITAL CITY SERVICE LTD KAZTRANSCOM TELEVISION CENTRE CENTURYLINK COMMUNICATIONS LANCK TELECOM SMARTNET GLOBAL LIMITED GERMANY LANDO TRANSIT LLP SOFIA CONNECT CETIN LAST MILE CORP SOFTNET CHINA MOBILE INTERNATIONAL LATTELECOM SOKET CHINA TELECOM GLOBAL LEXICO TELECOM LTD SPE BUSINESS SVIAZ HOLDING LLC CHINA UNICOM GLOBAL LINXDATACENTER SPEEDFLOW COMMUNICATIONS LTD CIENA LLC MAIL.RU SPRINT LTD CINIA LNS KOMMUNIKATION AB SUPERONLINE ILETISIM HIZMETLERI A.S CITIC TELECOM INTERNATIONAL CPC LOVO S.A. SWITCHOVER AG LIMITED MACARENA SOLUTIONS TATA COMMUNICATIONS CJSC KVANT-TELECOM MACROTEL TEKNOLAB HOLDING CLX NETWORKS AB MCKAY BROTHERS TELECOM ITALIA SPARKLE COLT TECHNOLOGY SERVICES MEGAFON TELECONNECT CZ S.R.O. COMMPEAK LIMITED MIATEL TELEFONICA INTERNATIONAL COMNEWS MICROSOFT WHOLESALE SERVICES DATAGROUP MMTS TELEGEOGRAPHY DATAIX MOBICOM NETWORKS TELEGRAPH42 MANAGEMENT GMBH DECYBEN MOBILTEK SA TELEKOM ROMANIA WHOLESALE EASTERN LIGHT SWEDEN-FINLAND AB MSK-IX TELEKOM SLOVENIJE ELCAT LTD MULTIREGIONAL TRANSITTELECOM TELIA CARRIER ELISA CORPORATION NAUKA-SVYAZ TEO LT ENTER SRL NEECO GLOBAL ICT SERVICES TNS PLUS EQUINIX NETONE RUS TOP CONNECT LTD ETISALAT NEWTELCO GBMH TRANSNEFT TELECOM EXATEL NGENIX TRANSTELECOM (TTK) EXPEREO NOBEL TRANSTELECOM KAZAKHSTAN FRANCE-IX SERVICES NORD CONNECT T-SYSTEMS CIS GARS TELECOM NOVAMETRO TURKCELL SUPERONLINE GASLINE GMBH & CO. KG NTT COMMUNICATIONS | NTT EUROPE TÜRK TELEKOM INTERNATIONAL HU KFT GBI NUR TELECOM VACO TECH LLC G-CORE LABS S.A. OLDWELL ENTERPRISES LTD VANTAGE GROUP GEMNET LLC ORANGE INTERNATIONAL CARRIERS VENEZUELAN EMBASSY GLOBAL KVANT SERVICES GMBH OTEGLOBE VEON WHOLESALE SERVICES B.V. GLOBAL MESSAGE SERVICES AG PCCW GLOBAL VERIZON GLOBALNET LLC PJSC VIMPELCOM VERSCOM CARRIER VOICE GOWI POWER TELECOM VIVACOM GTT PREISKEL & CO VIVALDI TELECOM LP HAWE TELEKOM SP Z O.O. PROLINKS S.A.L V-NET B.V. “W RESTRUKTURYZACJI” PTGI INTERNATIONAL CARRIER VODAFONE HIKVISION SERVICES VR TELECOM BASIS RAKUTEN VIBER VUETEL Interested in becoming a sponsor or exhibitor at Capacity Russia 2019? Please contact: Georgina Stroud + 44 (0) 207 779 7284 | [email protected] www.capacitymedia.com/events/capacity-russia.
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