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22 May, 2018
Future revenue opportunities seem very bright indeed for Internet of Things but to enable the business model and ensure workable profit margins, MNOs will need to look carefully at how they can save costs, writes Carsten Brinkschulte, the chief executive of Core Network Dynamics, in the second instalment of a two part article.
21 May, 2018
In space exploration, NASA needed a way to monitor and control each of its spacecraft, space stations and satellites that were sent from Earth, writes Ganesan Arulanandham, a consulting partner at Wipro.
21 May, 2018
Mobile network operator CFOs don’t have to be as number obsessed as Pythagoras to add up that operating their own data centres burns a big black hole in the balance sheet, writes Carsten Brinkschulte, the chief executive of Core Network Dynamics, in the first section of a two part article. Nor do they need to be as observant as Galileo to notice that the world’s top three public cloud operators – Amazon, Google and Microsoft – are spending stratospheric amounts of money on data centres for their rapidly expanding cloud businesses.
16 May, 2018
Jacqueline Teo is the chief digital officer of HGC, the Hong Kong-based operator that provides domestic connectivity in Hong Kong as well as international capacity. Teo is driving the operator’s strategy for digitisation but the main goal isn’t to create operational efficiency, she tells George Malim, that will come automatically if the company transforms to enable and support a new wave of revenue generative digital services.
03 May, 2018
Doom, gloom and a bit more doom – the big stick with which the incoming General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) regulation can hit organisations that breach its statues has raised widespread concern, writes Curtis Peterson, the senor vice president of Cloud Operations at RingCentral.
27 April, 2018
Recent research from Virtusa has uncovered that businesses, including communications service providers (CSPs), are facing an existential risk from the enormous growth of technology giants such as Baidu, Alibaba and Tencent – the BATs – and others such as Amazon, writes George Malim
26 April, 2018
How many times have you seen ads on the web for that item you just purchased? What’s the point in showing people ads for stuff they already bought? Those ads follow you around like a hungry dog, writes Chris Goswami, the director of Product Management at Openwave Mobility.
13 April, 2018
Glenn Lurie, the chief executive of Synchronoss, tells George Malim that the coming together of cloud, IoT and 5G capabilities gives communications service providers (CSPs) an opportunity to choose their own destinies in the digital economy
03 April, 2018
In the traditional supply-demand sense, communications service providers (CSPs) should be rubbing their hands together with glee. After all, they sell access to what’s now considered by most a basic human need. The reality, however, is pretty much the opposite. It’s make or break time, writes Marina Cheal, the chief marketing officer of Reevoo.
27 March, 2018
With just weeks before the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) is imposed, time is running out for communications service providers (CSPs) to ensure all their mechanisms are in place to be compliant. While previous regulations were more focused on protecting personal data and how information is stored, this new regulation takes it a step further and focuses on how personal data is actually processed. With today’s complex IT environments and cloud deployments, this is no simple task. Getting everything in place for the May deadline has become a real challenge for many CSPs, especially when it comes to ensuring their revenue assurance and fraud management solutions are compliant, writes Carlos Marques, the director of product marketing at WeDo Technologies.
