Ask any Telenor employee what they’re most proud of, and chances are they’ll say this: that we’re helping empower societies. Or that we’re reducing inequalities.
To best connect people, we have to connect with people. We do this to understand what matters most to them and how what we provide – mobile connectivity – affects their lives. Here’s what we found when we talked to more than 1000 women in Scandinavia and Southeast Asia about exactly this.
The results are ready – out of 186 ideas, 7 teams were selected from the Ignite incubator programme and after evaluating the pitches, the jury has selected the winner: WowPlay!
Tackling UN Sustainable Development Goal #10, proposed services include a new mobile platform to report labor violations; a Big Data project fighting Malaria; an online birth registry for disenfranchised children; and a chatbot that counsels teens on internet safety.
Meet Telenor employees who are investing in themselves and their future through education.
Telenor strives for a diverse workforce, and we believe that the ICT industry will thrive with a greater balance of men and women. That’s why we asked some of our top talents to share advice for young women who may be considering a bright future in the world of technology.
The world with IoT will be a more quantifiable and measurable place where people will be able to make timelier and better-informed decisions through sensing the environment surrounding them, says Telenor Research’s Ieva Martinkenaite.
Telenor presents a roadmap to realize Myanmar’s digital future in first digital report, which identifies seven key areas to accelerate Myanmar’s digital potential. The Realising Digital Myanmar report compiles Telenor’s recommendations on challenges, opportunities and maps out a path forward in the country’s digital development.
Seven startups from Bangladesh, Hungary, Malaysia, Myanmar, Norway and Pakistan selected for Ignite Incubator.
Three students from NTNU’s Computer Science department have been honoured for outstanding master theses. The award winners have worked at the Telenor-NTNU AI-Lab since it opened in 2017 and have produced cutting-edge research in AI and machine learning.
