To watch TV, read an email on your phone or download a video to your computer, you likely use satellite services. But most people don’t know how satellites work, how the satellite business operates or how explosive growth in demand for bandwidth may affect what we pay for communications. Carmen Gonzalez-Sanfeliu, vice president for Latin America and the Caribbean for Intelsat, demystified all that at WorldCity’s CEO Club on March 5, prompting a lively discussion into how modern communications is revolutionizing everything, from banking to real estate to even management.… Read More
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