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    Fact and Assumptions

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    Chris Amelga
    The document outlines several facts and assumptions about Ethiopia's plans to expand digital infrastructure and services over the next few years. It states that Ethio Telecom plans to have over 120 million mobile subscribers, 60% being data users, within two years. The government also plans to establish laws enabling e-commerce, online services, and a digital economy within a year. Additionally, it aims to create 2,000 tech startups, 20,000 jobs, and $2 billion in revenue through a "2, 2, 2, 2" strategy over two years. The document also notes demand for cloud, data, and technology services from businesses and expectations for the growth of digital services and a cashless economy.

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    Fact and Assumptions

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    The document outlines several facts and assumptions about Ethiopia's plans to expand digital infrastructure and services over the next few years. It states that Ethio Telecom plans to have over 120 million mobile subscribers, 60% being data users, within two years. The government also plans to establish laws enabling e-commerce, online services, and a digital economy within a year. Additionally, it aims to create 2,000 tech startups, 20,000 jobs, and $2 billion in revenue through a "2, 2, 2, 2" strategy over two years. The document also notes demand for cloud, data, and technology services from businesses and expectations for the growth of digital services and a cashless economy.

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    The document outlines several facts and assumptions about Ethiopia's plans to expand digital infrastructure and services over the next few years. It states that Ethio Telecom plans to have over 120 million mobile subscribers, 60% being data users, within two years. The government also plans to establish laws enabling e-commerce, online services, and a digital economy within a year. Additionally, it aims to create 2,000 tech startups, 20,000 jobs, and $2 billion in revenue through a "2, 2, 2, 2" strategy over two years. The document also notes demand for cloud, data, and technology services from businesses and expectations for the growth of digital services and a cashless economy.

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    Fact and Assumptions

    Uploaded by

    Chris Amelga
    The document outlines several facts and assumptions about Ethiopia's plans to expand digital infrastructure and services over the next few years. It states that Ethio Telecom plans to have over 120 million mobile subscribers, 60% being data users, within two years. The government also plans to establish laws enabling e-commerce, online services, and a digital economy within a year. Additionally, it aims to create 2,000 tech startups, 20,000 jobs, and $2 billion in revenue through a "2, 2, 2, 2" strategy over two years. The document also notes demand for cloud, data, and technology services from businesses and expectations for the growth of digital services and a cashless economy.

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    Fact and Assumption

    • Ethio Telecom is planning to have more than 120 million mobile


    subscribers which 60% of them will be data users in the next two years

    • The government of Ethiopia is regulation laws that will enable a digital


    economy including online services, e-commerce, call center and payment
    solutions within one year

    • Ministry of Innovation and Technology has a plan within the next two years
    to enable a 2, 2, 2, 2 strategy which is 2 years, 2,000 tech statup companies'
    creation, 20,000 jobs and 2 billion dollar revenue

    • There is a push by the government of Ethiopia for many firms to have a


    disaster recovery and backup plan for their mission critical applications and
    data

    • There are thousands of businesses and corporates that are looking for 24/7
    guaranteed power connectivity, VPN & Internet connectivity and
    infrastructure as a whole

    • More and more Ethiopian companies are looking to focus on their core
    businesses which open doors for more managed services, cloud services and
    digital eco-system

    • There is a plan by the government of Ethiopia and National bank of


    Ethiopia for the creation of cash less society

    • There is a plan by the government of Ethiopia and Ministry of Innovation


    and Technology for the creation of informed society and e-government
    services and related

    • Most companies and firms in Ethiopia don't the capacity to start their own
    disaster recovery and backup option which open doors for cloud services

    • East African countries namely Djibouti, Somalia and Eretria are looking
    for the same services from our preliminary studies
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    • E-commerce and call center will be functional on the 2nd year of operation

    • Payment solutions will be enabled and functional on the 3rd year of


    operation

    • Unique first mover opportunity in a large closed telecom market with no


    cloud service providers resulting in massive pent-up demand and growth
    potential.

    • Opportunity to establish a dominant and sustainable market leadership


    position for cloud services in a large and rapidly growing economy.

    • Even the state telecom company will be a customer rather than a


    competitor thereby, in effect, making Omni-Cloud Ethiopia’s second telecom
    operator providing cloud, data and technology value added services for the
    nation without having to incur infrastructure relayed capital investments.

    • Preliminary discussions to provide these same services in the neighboring


    countries of Eritrea, Djibouti and Somali Land have already been initiated
    ay the highest levels.

    • In addition to the substantial incremental revenues and profits from


    exporting these services to neighboring countries, significant foreign
    exchange earnings totaling tens of millions of US dollars can be generated.

    • Low business risk due to the partnership with Alibaba, the 7th largest
    company in the world, the massive pent-up market demand for cloud services
    and the absence of competition.

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