Telcos are a commodity and not innovative; so what?
While the world is worried about the trend of commoditization, a former Ericsson and Smartone telecoms industry heavyweight is asking what the big deal is.
While the world is worried about the trend of commoditization, a former Ericsson and Smartone telecoms industry heavyweight is asking what the big deal is.
With switching made simpler, the chance of defections can only increase. For this reason, it’s important for telco providers to start preparation early, and seek new ways to extend customer engagement and drive retention.
If convergence is the name of the game in 2017, Orange is looking to up the ante in the multi-play markets.
Disruptive US operator T-Mobile is rolling out its DIGITS mobile phone number portability initiative to all customers following a five-month beta.
Vodafone has announced it will be merging with broadband provider Melita to offer a quad-play solution in the Maltese market.
Samsung Pay has officially launched in the UK, continuing the evolution of the digital economy, but does this technology have the potential to disrupt the global pecking order?
Data has been promised as the new oil in the digital era, but there has been little substance to the idea thus far. That said, WeDo Technologies think they have cracked it.
It’s a question which has plagued the industry, but Frost & Sullivan’s Karl Whitelock has had a crack at defining the buzziest of buzzwords, digital transformation.
Telecoms transaction processor Syniverse has launched ‘Mobile Marketplace’, which aims to facilitate the trading of wifi resource globally.
At MVNOs World Congress 2017 in Nice, France, Huawei was keen to focus on its BES (business enabling system) Cloud, which is designed to help innovative operators.
Having spent the first quarter of the year reviewing the state of his company, Ericsson CEO Börje Ekholm has now unveiled his grand plan to turn the company around.
Nokia fancies itself as a software player, so what better way to start than the acquisition of a Finnish OSS company?
AsiaInfo has begun work on scaling back its European operations, and Telecoms.com understands the vast majority of its UK workforce has been laid off.
Ofcom’s Q3 complaints data still has Vodafone dropping the ball so the operator wants to talk about its enterprise wins instead. Good luck with that.
BSS vendor AsiaInfo has spoken exclusively to Telecoms.com in response to our queries regarding the status of its European operations.
Like a naughty school child, Vodafone has been given a monumental bollocking by Headmaster Ofcom today, and walked out with a £4.6 million fine for being a very naughty boy.
Openet has launched its Digital Enterprise Solutions serving the wholesale market, which includes free-to-use edition of Openet’s Digital Enterprise Gateway and Digital Enterprise Practice.
The big three networking vendors – Huawei, Ericsson and Nokia – have all extended their commitment to the OSS interoperability initiative.
UK telecoms regulator Ofcom has published its consumer complaints data for Q1 2016 and it reveals a slight improvement for Vodafone, but there’s still a way to go.
Swedish networking giant Ericsson and operator group VimpelCom has signed a deal worth over $1 billion to ‘radically transform VimpelCom’s global IT infrastructure.’
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