
Each day, our intensive use of information technologies generates trillions of data bytes termed “Big Data”. Some big data has a high socio-behavioural value and may therefore be of use […]Continue Reading

Mobile money, an African success story, offers numerous benefits, particularly to those who do not have access to banks. Its first phase has facilitated access to and transfers of cash, […]Continue Reading

Access to the mobile phone market has been booming in developing countries since the late 1990s. In Africa in particular, coverage rates have risen rapidly, while prices have dropped sharply in recent […]Continue Reading

Haitian data confirm that mobile phone development acts as an engine for economic growth, what consequently brings a number of social benefits. However, a large part of the population remains […]Continue Reading

In an extremely difficult context – that of Afghanistan at war – mobile phones provide users with some basic services that are essential for the country’s reconstruction. The explosion in […]Continue Reading

The expansion of the mobile phone sector in developing countries would appear to have obvious benefits. However, the conditions in which this takes place can sometimes be questioned. Deregulation in […]Continue Reading

Some mobile phone operators invested in developing countries very early on, whereas profitability seemed to be uncertain. If such investments are to be profitable, it is necessary to respect some […]Continue Reading

In Sub-Saharan Africa, the use of mobile phones has positive impacts on the way local consumer goods markets operate. Indeed, a study conducted in Niger shows that mobile phones help […]Continue Reading

The past 15 years have brought an unprecedented increase in access to telephone services in developing countries. This growth has been driven primarily by wireless technologies. Mobile phones have made […]Continue Reading