Top telecoms IT stories
Troubleticket
BT cuts workforce by 13,000 jobs but this comes as no surprise to the public
Jeremy Cowan, editorial director of VanillaPlus, looks into where BT is going wrong, the subsequent rise of OTT services and cuts through the rumours of a takeover on the horizon.
New opportunities for operators to speed up Digital Transformation
Could dynamic sharing and the scalable use of the 3.5 GHz spectrum be the next big business opportunity for CSP’s and MNO’s?
Going digital
How will CSPs become fast and flexible?
Orange launches its new ‘Women Start’ programme
Data analytics and automation lead to greater customer experience management
Altnet co-operative INCA backs UK chancellor’s full-fibre broadband ambitions – but says a more collaborative approach is needed
Operator View
Is the sky the limit for Inmarsat?
BRAND NEW COLUMN
In April 2018, satellite network operator Inmarsat celebrated the 250th installation of its GX Aviation in-flight broadband network, just a year after its launch. More...
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Talking Heads
CSPs’ systems focus moves from support to enablement as digital transformation takes hold
5G transformations necessitate individualised approaches with integrated strategies
Future innovation brings together natural language, machine learning and artificial intelligence
Don’t wait for lightning to strike! Securing your digital transformation
Expert Opinions
Mobile data roaming revenues to reach $31 billion by 2022, despite ‘Roam Like at Home’ trend
Why service assurance and analytics is essential to support the growing Narrow Band IoT service revolution
Why the telecoms industry must get a grip on the Internet of Things
Ready, aim, fire – CSPs must put individual users at the centre of the digital value chain
Reports & whitepapers
LTE is the reality today
Although the promise of 5G is both expansive and highly attractive, commercial deployments at significant volume and coverage still remain more than a year away and many markets will not see the technology widely deployed for at least five years. Therefore LTE is the reality in many markets for the foreseeable future.
Into the stratosphere – hyperscale connections for a profitable future
Mobile operators are faced with a series of challenges that hinder their ability to monetise mobility. Markets are saturated so growth is gone and, in some markets, the cost of providing a bit of data is already greater than the revenue doing so can generate.
Mobile insight from 23,000 attendees at Mobile World Congress shows fastest network and most popular devices
Tutela worked with a number of partner applications (with its software embedded) at the recent Mobile World Congress 2018 in Barcelona to gather data points and insights during the conference.