Juan Cambeiro

Mr. Juan Cambeiro is manager of 5G Customer Innovation Projects at Telefónica Spain. As part of his job, he is dedicated to assess the new business opportunities of 5G technologies for our corporate customers, collaborating with them in implementing and field-testing on premise 5G use cases and trials that help to identify the potential 5G service portfolio, future opportunities, market potential, technology challenges, and customer pain points that will be solved in the near to mid term. As a result of my activity, I've been part of the Telefónica representation at the Mobile World Congress for the last 10 years by bringing different innovation successs stories in collaboration with our customers, in an effort to develop early markets in a unique environment. Private Mobile Networks, AR/VR industrial solutions, Edge Computing, Big Data, Cloud TV Production, Video Analytics, Sports Events, Industry 4.0 & Logistics, v2X for industry, etc. are the different fields where Juan has been developing his activity in the last 15 years, always looking for imaginative solutions to solve customers’ problems. Telecommunications Engineer by University of Vigo, MBA by Politécnica de Madrid, and IE associated professor at the "Instituto de Empresa" Business School, Juan is passionate about breaking old models and applying innovation principles to any kind of problem in life.

Education

• MBA Universidad Politécnica de Madrid (2009 — 2010)
• Coaching in Systematic Innovation Synectics - Altran (2008 — 2008)
• Engineering Universidade de Vigo (1989 — 1993)

Companies

• IE Associate Professor IE Business School (2018)
• 5G Customer Innovation Telefonica (2018)
• Enterprise Customer Innovation Telefonica (2015 — 2018)
• Innovation Project Management and Business Innovation Telefónica España (2007 — 2015)
• Architect & Standards Telefónica Móviles (2001 — 2007)
• Solutions Architect and Sales Engineer Ericsson (1999 — 2001)
• Software Developer & Architect Polar S.I. (1997 — 1999)
• Domotics & HW Engineer Alcatel (1996 — 1997)