GSMA
The GSMA, or Global System for Mobile Communications Association, is an industry organization that represents the interests of mobile network operators worldwide. Founded in 1987, it plays a crucial role in promoting and advancing the mobile industry, focusing on areas such as technology, policy, and innovation. The GSMA also organizes major events, including the annual Mobile World Congress, which showcases the latest advancements in mobile technology.
In addition to supporting mobile operators, the GSMA works with various stakeholders, including device manufacturers, software developers, and government agencies. The organization aims to drive the growth of mobile connectivity and ensure that the benefits of mobile technology are accessible to everyone globally.