Hellerstein & Associates

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HELLERSTEIN & ASSOCIATES
Research and Consultancy Opening Telecom and Technology Opportunities worldwide

3001 Veazey Terrace NW, Suite 1308
Washington, DC 20008
Phone (202) 362-5139
E-mail:Judith@jhellerstein.com
Website: https://www.jhellerstein.com/

Hellerstein & Associates is a research consultancy specializing in opening up telecom and technology opportunities worldwide. It provides strategy, advisory, and technical assistance consulting on legislation, regulatory reform, regulatory capacity building, Internet Governance, e-government assessment, convergence and its impact on regulatory frameworks, Intellectual Property, e-Commerce and e-Transactions, standards, and in evaluation & assessment of the broadband marketplace to private sector companies, foreign governments and multilateral organizations.

Hellerstein & Associates' consultants have extensive experience in the trade and standards issues, broadband, regulatory reform and liberalization projects, broadband and e-Government strategies, Internet Governance, regulatory capacity building, convergence and its impact on regulatory frameworks, Intellectual Property issues to companies and Governments in both developed and developing countries, in particular in emerging, transitional, and post-conflict countries. H&A staff have participated and/or organized in workshops on Trade and Standards policy, competition policy, liberalization, convergence, the impact of disruptive technologies, and broadband policy issues for regulators and other high-level government officials in the US, Asia, Caribbean, Africa, Europe and the Caucuses, and Latin America.

The geographic experience of H&A is extensive, covering the Caribbean, Europe, Africa, Latin America, the Caucuses, and Asia. Hellerstein & Associates' consultants have provided technical assistance on privatizations, liberalizations, telecom, technology, regulatory capacity building, and e-Government projects to companies and Governments in both developed and developing countries, in particular in emerging, transitional, and post-conflict countries. Clients have included the Government of the Bahamas, Annenberg School of Communications, the US Trade Development Agency, the World Bank, and other multilateral institutions. More information about Hellerstein & Associates can be found at www.jhellerstein.com.

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Summary Description of Services

ICT, Telecom, and E-Government Policy Analysis & Strategies
Telecom Policy, Legislation, and Regulation Analysis
Next Generation Technology Strategies
Regulatory Impact Analysis
Comprehensive Training and Capacity Building for Regulators, Ministries, and Operators
Privatization and Regulatory Reform
Capacity Building
Economic, Financial, and Feasibility Analysis
Reform of telecom and broadcasting regulatory frameworks in transitional economies Licensing frameworks, criteria, practices
Spectrum management and authorization frameworks
Performance Measurement, Benchmarking, and Evaluation
Municipal Operations Analysis
Proposal Preparation and Advanced Communications and Writing skills
Strong Organizational & Planning Skills
Strategy and Advice Consulting
E-Government, Policy, Strategy, and Market Assessments
Program Analysis & Management
Market and Technology Assessments
Research Papers and Reports with special expertise on Telecommunications, Broadband Access, Content Delivery, Network Infrastructure, and Wireless
Technology Assessments

PRINCIPAL

Judith Hellerstein, the principal, is the Founder and CEO of Hellerstein & Associates, www.jhellerstein.com, a research consultancy specializing in opening up telecom and technology opportunities worldwide. Judith has over thirty years experience in developing policies, regulations, building regulatory capacity, strategy development, broadband build out, e-Government assessment, regulatory reform, competition law, and on Internet Governance issues having worked on several high profile projects while she was at the International Bureau of the Federal Communications Commission, MCI Communications, and Former Vice President Gores Reinventing Government office before founding her firm. Judith has advised regulators, Governments, international organizations and commercial and non-profit clients around the world on the adoption of telecommunications laws and policies that best promote competition and the development of the ICT sector, including market and regulatory reforms. She conducts research and analysis on Internet Governance, tracking of Internet policy issues, ICT regulations, cloud computing, smart cities, broadband deployment, ICT policy development, mainstreaming ICT, cybercrime, and on competition policy issues. She has also designed and developed tools for sector assessments and e-government assessments.

Judith is the Chair of the At-Large Technology Task Force within ICANN and an active participant of the Cross Community Working Groups on Internet Governance and Auction Proceeds. Judith has worked with actors across stakeholder groups in the Internet ecosystem to develop and manage Internet-related projects and campaigns. She helps clients keep current on states of affair across the many areas that Internet Governance and Policy issues are debated and discussed, monitoring & tracking developments, providing analysis, and intervening if desired.

Judith was a member of the US Delegation to the ITUs 2014 and the upcoming 2018 Plenipotentiary Conference, where she was an active participant on the Internet Public Policy, Cybersecurity, and World Summit on Information Services (WSIS) working groups, writing, developing, and contributing to talking points, resolutions and other motions. Since 2105, Judith has also been a member of the US Delegation to the ITUs Council Working Groups on International Internet Public Policy and WSIS. Judith is an expert on broadband buildout and deployment and Internet Governance, with experience in Cybercrime as well. Additionally she was appointed to the US State Departments International Telecom Advisory Council and has worked with representatives of US Government Agencies, private sector companies and others in Industry to help draft US position papers, resolutions, and proposals for the ITU (WCIT, WTDC, WSIS, Study Groups on Internet Public Policy, Plenipotentiary), regional telecom forums, e.g., CITEL, and other related telecom forums. She is very familiar with ITU's interconnection regulations and standards as well as with ITU Study Groups, ITU regional initiatives, WSIS Action Lines, and WTDC Resolutions and other groups in the ITU-D & T Sectors.

Over the past eight years Judith has worked with several African, Caribbean, South American and Central and East Asian Countries on developing new ICT and e-Government laws and policies, reviewing and amending old laws, providing regulatory and policy capacity building, developing, researching and evaluating ICT policy and egovernment service delivery projects. She has worked with actors across stakeholder groups in the Internet ecosystem to develop and manage Internet-related projects and campaigns. She has extensive experience with multistakeholder approaches to governance and other policy issues and also has strong research, writing, and analysis expertise.

Over the past eight years she has worked with several West African, Caribbean, European, Central and East Asian Countries on developing new ICT and e-Government laws, reviewing and amending old laws, developing ICT policies, and providing regulatory and policy capacity building.

Judith has vast experience in coordinating projects from inception to completion, including coordinating inputs from the World Bank, from other consultancies, academicians, practitioners, Governments, and subject experts. She has been Project Manager/Coordinator for several projects and has strong organizational, problem-solving, and planning expertise and is also experienced in leading projects requiring strong interpersonal skills for planning, gaining cooperation, making decisions, and consensus building. She has the ability to work flexibly on a range of assignments, and adjust and prioritize a variety of complex tasks.

Ms. Hellerstein founded Hellerstein & Associates in 1997 as an international consulting firm focusing on emerging markets and developing countries and has a Masters in Public Administration from the Columbia Universitys School of International and Public Affairs in New York City, where she focused on International Management.

PROJECTS

UN & ITU Organizations
Chosen by the US Government to be a member of the International Telecom Advisory Council (ITAC). US Delegation member for the 2014 & 2018 ITU Plenipotentiary and the 2014-2018 ITU Council Working Group on Internet Public Policy. Author of Broadband buildout and Cyber Crime White papers for US Delegation. Active participant of US Governments preparatory working groups which develop, plan, and write the US Governments deliverables to various UN Fora, such as ITU Council, Council Working Groups, WSIS, CSTD, CITEL, Working Groups within the ITU-D, and UNESCO. Perform tracking and monitoring of Internet Policy issues.

Internet Society
Provides consulting service to the Policy Development team on Internet Governance, policy development, and with monitoring, tracking, and analysis of Internet Policy and Internet Governance issues. Developed, wrote, and analyzed the 2015 Internet Governance Report using data gained from the 2015 Internet Governance Survey.

Commercial Law Development Program, US Department of Commerce (2012-2016)
Judith Hellerstein, planned & developed a two-day program prior to the IGF and recruited experts on copyright, intellectual property, Internet Freedom, Internet Governance, and cyber risk assessment for a 10 member delegation of regulators and ministry officials from Iraq (November 2012) in Baku, Azerbaijan (IGF 2012). At the 2014 IGF, I developed a similar training program for 8 Afghans and Iraqi Ministry Officials and NGO Representatives. Attendees in 2015 were all high-level Ministry Officials or Telecom Regulators who then created action plans to take back to implement. 2016 Attendees are also high-level officials and will attend the IGF in Mexico.

TIPPEE, Gabon- 2016-2017 H&A was a prime on this project, she co-lead a team of seven consultants to provide technical assistance to the Ministry of Economy and Digital Computer (MENP), the Regulatory Authority (ARCEP), and the National Agency for Digital Infrastructure and Frequencies (ANINF) on developing a national broadband strategy for Gabon and an operational plan in place to increase the coverage of broadband and to develop a knowledge economy.
Surveyed:

Current digital infrastructure;
Current e-government programs and services;
Current and potential applications for broadband in Gabon;
Identified the types of applications that can monetize the development of broadband infrastructure and improve the quality and coverage of services; and
Developed a digital spatial plan serving as a repository for the Government and private investors;
Stabilized Legal and Regulatory Framework

USTDA Pre-Feasibility Studies/Desk Studies in Developing and post-conflict Countries

Translated complicated proposal and plans into simple language for senior executives
Project coordination and Management responsibilities
Assessed projects risks, its financial viability, the extent of political/ social/organizational support, potential sources of financing, the potential US exports resulting from the project, and the capability and experience of the projects sponsors.
Assessed, analyzed, designed, and evaluated alternative studies or activities for USTDA consideration; identified implementation risks and appropriate mitigation measures; and prepared terms of reference and budgets for proposed feasibility studies

Argentina (2017-2018) : H&A led a team to develop 2 ICT focused pre-feasibility studies analyzing the viability of ICT, broadband networks, data-centers, and Smart Cities projects for USTDA funding. Created detailed Terms of Reference and budgets for proposed studies. Assessed feasible technologies for last and middle mile infrastructure deployments, including identifying new, low-cost technologies that might replace current infrastructure.
The States of Bahia, Sao Paulo, Goias, Pernambuco, and Paraba in Brazil (2016): Led a team to develop six ICT focused pre-feasibility studies in these states analyzing the viability of ICT, broadband networks and business models, data-centers, increasing citizen-centered services, e-Government and Smart Cities projects for USTDA funding. Created detailed Terms of Reference and budgets for proposed studies. Assessed feasible technologies for last and middle mile infrastructure deployments, including identifying new, low-cost technologies that might replace current infrastructure.

The States of Rio Grade Do Sol, Tocantins, Sergipe, Para, Santa Catarina, & Rio de Janeiro in Brazil (2014): H&A led a team to develop five ICT focused pre-feasibility studies in these states analyzing the viability of ICT, broadband networks, data-centers, e-Government, citizen-centered services, and Internet of Things projects for USTDA funding. Created detailed Terms of Reference and budgets for proposed studies.
Vietnam (2013): Technical Review of the USTDA financed feasibility study to create a Data and Cloud Computing Center for VNG in Vietnam.
Vietnam (2013): Developed four ICT focused pre-feasibility studies analyzing the viability of ICT or USTDA funding in Hanoi, Vietnam

IBI International: IBI implemented the USAID Governance and Economic Management Support Program (GEMS), which was a five-year technical assistance program to improve performance through strengthening public sector capacity in Liberia. Judith Hellerstein of H&A, worked as an eGovernment Communications consultant to develop a communications strategy and resources to enable all stakeholders to participate and help implement the GoLs e-Government strategy, which focused on developing citizen-centered services in all sectors.

Identified, categorized and profiled stakeholder audiences
Drafted an awareness and education strategy on GoLs ICT and e-Government plans and e-Government plans and supported implementation and participation of stakeholders in the strategy
Developed communication materials to promote the vision, objectives and targets of the ICT and e-Government strategy & to support implementation and participation of stakeholders in the strategy

Infodev- Support for Broadband Competitiveness Program in Eastern Europe, South Caucasus and Central Asia (Annenberg School of Communications)
H&A was hired to develop and write a diagnostic and analysis on broadband and e-Government deployment in the Western CIS countries. Developed a curriculum and conducted training of public officials and students on ICT, e-Government, leadership skills, ICT Policy and institutional development, cyber crime, spectrum policy, open access, broadband deployment and other policy issues.

Ministry of Industry and Commerce, Sierra Leone
In 2011-2013, H&A was a prime on this project and led a team of five consultants to:

Develop a series of regulatory instruments to assess the current legal and regulatory actions needed to ensure open and non-discriminatory access to cable landing and other international gateway facilities

Advise NATCOM on the granting of licenses, interconnection, access rules, and of declaring SALCAB as having market power

Advise and assist NATCOM to develop appropriate facilities leasing regulations, prepare the regulations, and consult on the regulations so as to require SALCAB to share its facilities

Worked as part of a team to ensure and support efforts to operationalize SALCAB, advising SALCAB on the necessary regulatory instruments (e.g. license, interconnection agreements, capacity sale/lease agreements) to enable it to effectively operate the landing station and to distribute capacity on open access terms

Worked closely with other consultants and financial advisors as well as the consultants working on the design and structure of SALCAB.

International Finance Corporation (Millennium International) Privatization of MoldTelecom
Part of a team that provided technical assistance in 2011 to the IFC in their effort to privatize MoldTelecom.

Led the Legal/ Regulatory team, which provided a detailed overview of the telecommunications regulatory framework in Moldova. Identified the necessary changes to be made in an effort to privatize MoldTelecom. Performed an analysis of ANRCETI as the independent Public Body that regulates national electronic communications market.

Evaluated and analyzed the non-competitive practices in the sector

Reviewed the privatization law and preparation of legal road map to close a transaction considering different political scenarios.

OECS Regional Electronic Government Unit (REGU), OECS Secretariat
H&A was a prime on this World Bank financed project and provided technical assistance to the OECS countries in 2010-2011 to harmonize their legal and regulatory frameworks for electronic transactions, trade, electronic payment, E-Filing, cybercrime, and cyber security.

Performed a Gap Analysis and drafted electronic transactions and digital signatures; privacy and data protection; cyber crime; cyber security; interception of communications; freedom of information laws following WTO & UNCTAD best practices;

Provided capacity building and training to staff in OECS countries on ICT laws and implementation.

Ministry of Industry and Commerce, Lao PDR
H&A was a prime on this World Bank Project and provided technical assistance to the Ministry of Industry and Commerce (MoIC) in 2010-2011 to assess the institutional, legal and regulatory framework for Technical Barriers to Trade in the Lao PDR with regard to WTO compliance and effectiveness in enabling a market economic system.

Strengthen rule of law, governance and investment climate through an improved regulatory framework,

Develop an action plan for reform and capacity building, and

Provide training and capacity building to agencies and institutions.

Ministry of Post and Telecom, Government of Burkina Faso (USTDA Contract)

H&A was the Legal and Regulatory lead to design a national fiber backbone for Burkina Faso.

Reviewed existing ICT regulatory framework and policies within Burkina Faso in accordance with WTO, US, and EU Best Practices

Prepared a detailed overview of the licensing, interconnection, and trade, competition frameworks and suggested ways of adapting these frameworks to meet the challenges of convergence and disruptive technologies and their impact on the network and recommended additional provisions to Burkina Fasos current legal/regulatory framework

Recommended templates to create a converged/unified/ licensing regime and suggested an appropriate model for unified licenses.

Reviewed best practices in licensing, convergence, and competition policies to encourage broadband build out into remote rural areas

Conducted interviews of various Government officials and industry stakeholders & presented initial findings to Government Ministers

Reviewed the existing interconnection cost models used and recommended a specific type of cost model for Burkina Faso.

World Bank, Global ICT Policy Division: Multi-sector Regulatory Agency Analysis.

H&A was the prime on this World Bank Project and Led a team of five multi-national consultants in 2008 to provide a first level assessment, analysis, & evaluation of the performance of MSRAs in Senegal, Niger, Cape Verde, Guinea-Bissau, and the Gambia.

Developed and wrote a study focusing on the key impediments & barriers faced by regulatory agencies. Study focused on the effectiveness of the current regulatory & institutional model and the role of governance in the performance of the MSR.

Developed an updated international benchmark highlighting regional differences and lessons learned for these five countries.

Developed an analytical/ data/ evaluation tool for an on-site assessment

Responsible for planning, managing, & coordinating project; developed project schedules; provided basic support logistics for all consultants to ensure a smooth running of the project.

Presented results of the findings and reports to World Bank Managers

World Bank, Global ICT Policy Division

Consultant for work on telecom, trade, competition & ICT issues in post-conflict countries, focusing on impact of convergence, editing concept notes, revising policy documents, and working with Senior Government Officials.

The National Transitional Government of Liberia (NTGL):

H&A was a prime on this World Bank Project and led a team of five multi-national consultants in 2005 to develop and write ICT policy and strategy documents, including: detailed goals, an action plan to achieve these goals, and a regulatory framework for the sector.

Performed a detailed & diagnostic analysis of the telecom sector in Liberia; formulated strategies to improve competition, trade, & competitiveness, and maximized the pro-competitive contribution of public assets.

Recommended best practices in licensing, competition, and convergence policies to encourage broadband build out into remote rural areas.

Held a successful one-day workshop where the national policy issues were actively debated and discussed among Government officials, industry, other stakeholders, and donors.

Briefed and made presentations to high-level foreign government officials on critical technical matters

Responsible for planning, managing, & coordinating project; developed project schedules for the entire team; provided basic support logistics for all consultants to ensure a smooth running of the project.

The Ministry of Finance, Government of the Bahamas:

H&A assisted the Bahamas Telecommunications Company Limited (BTC) to re-evaluate and realign their core business segments and internal processes into a more efficient and competitive operator.

Developed a regulatory strategy and policy to support BTCs overall business objectives and recommended additional provisions to current legal/regulatory framework, specifically in the areas of licensing, competition, and convergence

Conducted a comprehensive review, analysis & assessment of the impact of IP telephony & other IP-enabled services on regulation, interconnection, universal service & telecom services.

Worked closely with senior government officials on ICT strategy, policy and regulatory capacity building.

Conducted interviews of various Government officials and industry stakeholders

Briefed & made presentations to high-level Bahamian government officials

Superintendencia General de Electricidad y Telecommunicaciones (SIGET)- El Salvador
H&A was a subcontractor of this USYDA financed project and asembled a team to do the following:

Assessed the state of competition in the domestic telecom market

Analyzed pricing data and interconnection regimes & implemented measures to increase the regulators oversight authority over anti-competitive behavior in the market place,

Created & implemented a customer service and consumer protection mechanism

Recommended additional provisions to current legal/regulatory framework, specifically in the areas of licensing, competition, and convergence

Worked closely with staff to strengthen regulatory capacity & provided recommendations on the likely impact of IP & other technologies on the market.

Briefed & made presentations to high-level US government officials & industry stakeholders

Conducted a two day training seminar on Convergence for SIGET Officials; translated complex subjects into simpler more understandable concepts

e-Government
USTDA Pre-Feasibility Studies/Desk Study
H&A was the prime on these USTDA Financed projects and led the following tasks:

Translated complicated proposal and plans into simple language for senior executives

Assessed projects risks, its financial viability, the extent of political/ social/organizational support, potential sources of financing, the potential US exports resulting from the project, and the capability and experience of the projects sponsors.

Assessed, analyzed, designed, and evaluated alternative studies or activities for USTDA consideration; identified implementation risks and appropriate mitigation measures; and prepared terms of reference and budgets for proposed feasibility studies

The States of Rio Grade Do Sol, Tocantins, Sergipe, Para, Santa Catarina, & Rio de Janeiro in Brazil (2014): Led a team to develop five ICT focused pre-feasibility studies in these states analyzing the viability of ICT, broadband networks, data-centers, e-Government and Internet of Things projects for USTDA funding.

Vietnam (2013): Technical Review of the USTDA financed feasibility study to create a Data and Cloud Computing Center for VNG in Vietnam.

Vietnam (2013): Developed four ICT focused pre-feasibility studies analyzing the viability of ICT or USTDA funding in Hanoi, Vietnam.

Vietnam (2012): Desk Study analysis & assessment of a Data and Cloud Computing Center. Developed & wrote Terms of Reference, Budget, calculated export potential & development impact for project. USTDA approved the grant for this project following our recommendations. USTDA Approve the Grant.

Middle East (2011): Desk Study analysis & assessment of an ICT enterprise project within the Palestinian Authority. Project to define the strategy, implementation roadmap and tender process for a state-of-the-art communications system. USTDA approved the grant for this project following our recommendations.

Vietnam (2010): Developed four pre-feasibility studies analyzing the viability of ICT and e-Government projects for USTDA funding in Hanoi, Vietnam.

The States of Rio De Janeiro and Brasilia, Government of Brazil (2008): Led a team to develop a Broadband Fiber Network for the State of Acre, a Multi-sector Technology Park in Brasilia & an e-government study trip for Mayors of the States of Rio de Janeiro & Espirito Santo. USTDA approved grants for all three projects following our recommendations.

The State of Minas Gerais, Government of Brazil (2008): Led a team to develop & construct a modern data center under a public-private partnership. USTDA approved the grant for this project following our recommendations and have issued an RFP for the Study.

The States of So Paulo and Cear, Government of Brazil (2006): Led a team to develop a modern data center in Cear, So Paulo, & to structure public-private partnerships projects for So Paulo. USTDA approved the grant for these two studies based on our recommendations.

Developed, organized, coordinated, and conducted a US orientation and training visit for 15 high-level Kyrgyz government officials. Developed three parallel tracks to offer the officials more individual and personalized training and capacity building. Coordinated the translators for each of the three tracks. Organized individual appointments for senior US Government officials who did not need translators. Kyrgyz Republic: Provided basic support logistics for all consultants to ensure a smooth running of the project. Published final report on the success of the workshops and the visit. Provided technical assistance to the Kyrgyz Republic on E-Government strategy and policy issues; Evaluated existing E-Government policies and directives; prepared strategic E-Government action plan for 2003-2008; and identified strategic partners and sources of financing;

Market Research / Analysis / Strategy Consulting
CenturyTel & TPC Consulting:

Helped CenturyTel better identify and target potential customers and markets.

Conducted marketing and segmentation analysis for new service offerings.

Performed market segmentation analysis for NewPath (a former CLEC) to target markets through customer profiling and demographic analysis. Market research led directly to NewPaths receipt of venture capital funding.

Performed Quantitative and qualitative analysis for market study

Pillsbury, Winthrop Shaw Pittman:

Provided technical due diligence on infrastructure projects including quantitative and qualitative analysis.

Provided financial and market analysis on the broadband market for use as evidence in a lawsuit.

International Engineering Consortium: Author of two comprehensive broadband access research reports, two highly acclaimed white papers and speaker at many IEC conferences.

CONFERENCES

Presented

"Global Indigenous Fellowship: Including new voices to internet policy dialogues within ICANN", Rightscon 2018
"History of Internet Governance", North American School of Internet Governance, 2018,
IGF 2015-2018, Spoke on panels involving trade, competition, accessibility policy and standards, Digital Rights,
IGF-USA 2015-2018, Organizer and developed of panels on access, connectivity issues to Broadband and economic opportunities
"Overcoming ICT failures in Post Conflict Countries", World Bank FCV Summit, 2016
"The Impact of Convergence on the Regulatory Framework", "Top 10 Issues in ICT", "Developing Incentives to Increase & Expand Broadband Access", IP3, December, 2010, December 2011
"Top Ten issues in Telecommunications" & "The Impact of Convergence on the Regulatory Framework", Next Generation Issues in Telecommunications Regulation, Infrastructure Regulation Series, IP3 December 8, 2009
"The Impact of Convergence on the Regulatory Framework", Public Utility Research Center/World Bank International Training Program, Gainesville FL, January 2008
"National ICT Policy Formulation in Liberia" Georgia Institute of Technology's E-Liberia Vision 2006, ICTs for Development in Liberia, September 2006.
"Fundamentals of DSL Technology and Applications," SuperCom 2002, Atlanta, June 2002
Panelist on two panels, "Fundamentals of Broadband Access," and "Fundamentals of Wireless Access," National Communication's Forum, International Engineering Consortium, October 2000
"Future of DSL," DSLCon Fall, September 2000
Panelist, "xDSL Fundamentals," xDSL CommForum, International Engineering Consortium, July 1999

Developed panel on municipal telecom issues at the International City/County Management Association's Annual conference, "Paving the Information Highway: Innovative Approaches to Municipal Telecommunications Management," October 1996
"Towards a Common Transportation Policy," at the European Community Studies Association's Biennial International Conference, Charleston, South Carolina, May 1995
"International Transportation: European Issues," State University of New York Maritime College's Transportation Management Conference, New York, May 1995

CLIENTS

Academy for Educational Development
The World Bank
InfoDev
The IFC
National Transitional Government of Liberia (World Bank GICT CITPO)
The Government of the Bahamas
US Trade Development Agency
Annenberg School of Communications
IBI International
The Strategis Group
International Engineering Consortium
Internet Society
TPC Consulting
Corvis
Teligent
Pillsbury, Madison, & Sutro
CenturyTel
New Paradigm Resources Group
Insight Research Corporation
Schwab Washington Research Group
United States Telephone Association
Northern Business Information, a division of Dataquest (a Gartner Group subsidiary)
Communications Industry Researchers
Telecom Publishing Group, a divison of Warren Publications
International City/County Management Association
Commercial Internet Exchange Association

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