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Transformation is nothing new to the telco industry. In fact, the last few years have brought significant changes to the space. Technology advancements, coupled with an increasing appetite for on-demand

The UK Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) will have its say on whether becoming the biggest network operator in the UK is good for consumers (see below), and whether it

Internet connectivity has become the central fabric of our modern economy. Its availability and that of the applications that depend upon it is as much a given as other utilities

For a service provider (SP) to compete in an increasingly competitive market, it must invest in three categories. It’s well understood that analytics, AI and automation, the three As, will

Africa is often overlooked when it comes to technological potential due to the lack of formal infrastructure. But, while the continent as a whole has been behind the technology adoption

Over the next year, the telecoms industry is going to see a huge amount of innovation, driven by developments such as telco and hyperscaler convergence, the introduction of 5G standalone,

For a service provider (SP) to compete in an increasingly competitive market, it must invest in three categories. It’s well understood that analytics, AI and automation, the three As, will

According to Salesforce, simple tasks like data entry and paperwork once took up so many hours that sales teams only spent one third of their time actually making sales. But

New 5G technologies and capabilities, such as slicing, massive machine-type communications (mMTC) and ultra-reliable low-latency communications (URLLC), enable mobile operators to provide networks that can support B2B2B and B2B2C applications

In the post-Covid times, enterprises have woken up to the undeniable significance of on-demand, affordable and accessible applications hosted in the cloud. They don’t want to take any further chances