The Kebur Palace hotel is conveniently located within the garden ring, less than two kilometers south of the Kremlin, surrounded by historic sites, embassies, and some of the finest restaurants in Moscow.
The magnificent Cathedral of Christ the Savior is just a short walk away. For art lovers, the Russian house of Artists, and the Pushkin museum of fine art are both close by. For guests who appreciate quiet, but want convenience, for those who want the personalized attention our dedicated staff gives, the Kebur Palace hotel is a treasure to be discovered.
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Federal Agency of Communications (Rossvyaz)is a Federal Executive Body, executing functions of state property administration and telecommunication and postal state services rendering, including construction, development and utilization of communication networks, satellite systems, TV and radio broadcasting systems. Rossvyaz is under the jurisdiction of Ministry of Communications and Mass Communications of the Russian Federation
Established in 1991, the Moscow Chamber of Commerce and Industry (MCCI) is a non-government, non-commercial organization, a part of the Chamber of Commerce and Industry System of the Russian Federation. The legal basis of the MCCI activities is set forth in the Federal Law of the Russian Federation “On Chambers of Commerce and Industry in the Russian Federation”, the law of the City of Moscow “On the Moscow Chamber of Commerce and Industry”, the MCCI Charter.
The primary objective of the MCCI is to provide support to the business community of Moscow, promote entrepreneurship in Moscow, and assist in building efficient cooperation between the business community and authorities.
The MCCI currently unites over 3200 companies representing various segments and sectors of the city’s economy – small and medium businesses, large enterprises, non-profit and educational organizations, overseas offices of foreign companies.
LTE Union- a temporary association to coordinate the agenda and activities to operators on exploring the possibilities and conditions to development in Russia of mobile broadband networks LTE/4G. Created by decision of GRFC (the General Radio Frequency Centre) № 10-10-03-2 on December 28, 2010. Currently in the Partnership Project LTE Union is working VimpelCom, MegaFon, MTS and Rostelecom as members.
About Wi-Fi Alliance® www.wi-fi.org
Wi-Fi Alliance® is a global non-profit industry association – our members are the worldwide network of companies that brings you Wi-Fi®. The members of our collaboration forum come from across the Wi-Fi ecosystem and share a vision of seamless connectivity. Since 2000, the Wi-Fi CERTIFIED™ seal of approval designates products with proven interoperability, industry-standard security protections, and the latest technology. Wi-Fi Alliance has certified more than 18,000 products, delivering the best user experience and encouraging the expanded use of Wi-Fi products and services in new and established markets. Today, billions of Wi-Fi products carry a significant portion of the world’s data traffic in an ever-expanding variety of applications.
About The FTTH Council Europe:
The FTTH Council Europe is an industry organization with a mission to accelerate the availability of fibre-based, ultra-high-speed access networks to consumers and businesses. The Council promotes this technology because it will deliver a flow of new services that enhance the quality of life, contribute to a better environment and increase economic competitiveness. The Council consists of more than 150 member companies.www.ftthcouncil.eu Save the date: FTTH Conference 2015, EXPO XXI Warsaw, Poland, 10-12 February 2015www.ftthconference.eu Longing for a better Internet connection? Join “I want Fibre” page on Facebook: www.facebook.com/pages/I-want-fibre/174248502650699
Mobile broadband is changing the way the world communicates. The UMTS Forum helps all players in this dynamic value chain understand and profit from the opportunities of 3G/4G LTE networks and their evolution.
The UMTS Forum is an active member of all three ITU Sector Groups. It also regularly contributes to the works of EC and CEPT and fosters strong links with other governmental, administrative, industry and technical bodies.
As an ETSI Partner and a Market Representation Partner in the Third Generation Partnership Project (3GPP) the UMTS Forum contributes to the standardization of mobile broadband. It also supports the licensing process through dialogue with regulators and responses to public consultations.
For more than fifteen years, the UMTS Forum has played a key role in identifying and securing adequate radio spectrum for mobile broadband networks. This is demonstrated by the Forum’s close involvement in the World Radiocommunication Conferences (WRC) from WRC-2000 to WRC-2012, as well as current preparations for the next meeting (WRC-2015). Organised every 3-4 years by ITU, WRC is a crucial event for everyone with an interest in the global allocation, harmonisation and use of radio spectrum.
The UMTS Forum also supports the interests of its membership with studies and other outputs in the areas of market trends, mobile broadband services, key growth markets, technology and implementation. A strong promotional voice is maintained via a high-profile presence at industry conferences and briefings to the media.
Membership of the UMTS Forum draws together everyone with an interest in mobile broadband, including network operators, regulators and the manufacturers of network infrastructure and terminal equipment.
GSA (Global mobile Suppliers Association)represents leading GSM/EDGE/WCDMA-HSPA/LTE suppliers, providing trusted, widely referenced reports, facts, analysis and information explaining market developments and trends. GSA advises governments, regulators and policy-makers on the optimum conditions for market development. Briefings are given to media and analysts. GSA-organized seminars facilitate enhanced dialog between operators, members and developer communities. GSA is a 3GPP Market Representation Partner and co-operates with other key organizations worldwide. The websitewww.gsacom.comis targeted to the industry and the main channel for distribution of information and news. The RSS feed is complemented by social networking services including the GSA LinkedIN Group.
Association of Regional Telecom Operators (ARTO) is one of leading Russian associations of telecom market players and was founded in February 1995 (former name Association-800). ARTO is a non-commercial association of companies created for the purpose of coordination of business activities, representation and protection of general property interests of its members in the sphere of communications. Today the association unites 30 companies which are engaged in development and operation of mobile and fixed-line networks in RF and CIS countries. Primary goals of ARTO are assistance to regional operators in business and networks development, assistance in interaction with communications administration. ARTO effectively defends interests of regional operators, contributes to creation of liberal telecommunication environment and fair competition, pursues the policy of implementation of technical and economical integration of participants of communication development process on the territory of RF and CIS countries. ARTO cooperates closely with other specialized associations and alliances, participates in works on implementation of new technologies and services.
International Telecommunications Academy (MAC) is an international organization. It is a voluntary public association of academics, outstanding managers and highly skilled professionals. Co-operation is based on common professional interests, theoretical and practical issues in infocommunication development (Infocommunication = information + telecommunications (communication).
The Russian Association for Electronic Communications (RAEC)was established in 2006.The Association's objective is to create a civilized information society, which will have its own legal system and the codes of professional activities that are to be accepted by both the users and the companies operating on the Internet.One of the key goals of the Association is to set up a dialogue between the state and the IT-companies.RAEC is actively involved in the solutions of socially important objectives aimed at the development of the information society in Russia and enhancing the image of Russia as of the responsible member of the global information community.
The Moscow Center of International Business Assistance (MCIBA) - organization created and acting in the aim of Russian economy development, improvement of foreign-economic activity management, assistance to the participants of export-import operations.
Basic directions:
the foreign trade transactions, assistance in the search of partners (customers, suppliers) abroad, financial support (letters of credit, bank guarantees);
a full complex of services in realization of international projects: search of investors, credit financing of projects.
Spheres of activity: oil and gas, coal and chemical industries, logistics, transport, financial intermediation.
Non-profit organization "The National Association of house communications and information networks " (NADIKS) was established on 14 April 2003. The main objective of the Association is to develop and implement a consistent set of activities related to the creation, improvement and long-term development of information and communication brownies multi-service networks and computer clubs in the city of Moscow.
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