5G will create exciting opportunities for you to collaborate with enterprises to deliver premium digital experiences. To seize these opportunities, you need a monetization solution that simplifies partnering and enables new levels of business speed, scale and innovation.
There was a familiar feel to the latest installment of TM Forum’s Digital Transformation World event, with operators once more urging vendors to get their act together.
Marc Price, CTO for the Americas at BSS vendor Openet, has decided to find out how deep the rabbit-hole goes by defecting to competitor Matrixx Software.
Monetising new services is already going to be an uphill struggle for operators, adopting the right tools can make life all the more easy for them.
While 5G certainly holds promise for creating new business models and service segments, realizing that promise depends, in large part, on the development and implementation of sound monetization and pricing strategies.
Samsung is reported to be investing heavily in infrastructure business to fill the market gap left by Huawei’s ban from 5G business in the developed markets.
The guys can’t resist talking about Europe, with the Brexit moment of truth fast approaching, and debate whether one consequence of it will be a return to the bad old days of roaming charges and bill shock. They move on, inevitably, to Huawei and its ongoing drama, before concluding with a look at the growing O-RAN Alliance and the unique qualities of T-Mobile US boss John Legere.
US digital BSS vendor Matrixx spoke to a bunch of mobile users on both sides of the pond to find out how much value they place on 5G.
Kit vendor Ericsson has started the year by writing down almost $700 million to account for the fact that its latest BSS efforts have turned out to be a non-starter.
Three quarters of the respondents to the latest Telecoms.com Annual Industry Survey feel positive or fantastic about the industry’s prospects in the new year.
The Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) has backed a ‘super complaint’ raised by Citizens Advice which suggests UK consumers are being ripped off by loyalty penalties on services such as broadband.
Since the dawn of pre-paid time, churn has been problematic. Customers switch from carrier to carrier chasing the best deal, which the industry has not done the best job of slowing by using one simple word: yes, instead of no.
Apple’s support of eSIM in its latest iPhones promised to kick-start that market and a couple of specialist companies are leading the way.
A couple of companies involved in the areas of operator interconnectivity, roaming and general wholesale action have decided to merge.
We’re operating in an experience economy where success is not just determined by the best brands in the communications and media industry, but by the best across all industries. So how do you stack up?
Research from Citizens Advice reckons four million people in the UK are still paying back their phone subsidies after the end of their contracts.
Kit vendor Ericsson has announced a major deal win in the form of a $3.5 billion contract to bring TMUS into the 5G era.
Optical and IP transport company Ciena acquired software and service company DonRiver to shore up its Blue Planet portfolio.
With the pace of customer experience now being set outside the communications and media industry, the ability to deliver outstanding experiences is now a moving target.
RLAH has certainly been a hit with consumers, evidenced by the massive increase in data roaming traffic last summer.
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