virtualisation

In less than five years, we’ve become accustomed to clicking a button on our phones to summon a ride, book a room, watch a blogger’s video or adjust our thermostats,

A collection of thoughts has been spinning in my head over the last few weeks based on various customer visits, presentations and panel debates I have seen or participated in

Network virtualisation is imminent. Operators are poised to migrate their legacy systems and begin deploying virtual networks and services – and some in fact are already making the move.

New business models are emerging as enterprises and solution providers get ready for the next generation of mobile networks, says consultancy.

Hastened by the march towards virtualisation, there has been a growing dialogue in recent months around the question of orchestration and in which domain it will ultimately sit. Questions like

A collection of thoughts has been spinning in my head over the last few weeks based on various customer visits, presentations and panel debates I have seen or participated in

ZTE Corporation, an international provider of telecoms, enterprise and consumer technology solutions for the mobile internet, is strengthening its collaboration with Ncell Axiata in network virtualisation.

The cloud is now an integrated part of most enterprise IT structures, with organisations running applications, storing and processing data, or hosting platforms in the cloud. The benefits of this

Virtualisation has been a hot topic in telecommunications for nearly half a decade, and security concerns have remained an ever-present feature. This is not surprising given the extent to which

As the momentum around software-defined technologies continues to grow within the telecoms sector, one universal truth is becoming increasingly clear. Massive cultural, infrastructural and organisational transformation needs to take place,