Freelance Technology Journalist Kate O’Flaherty explores how technologies are creating opportunities for Mobile Virtual Network Operators. AI customer service, 5G and virtualisation are among the key technologies helping to transform the MVNO market.
Three days, 100 speakers, temperatures in the thirties and a couple of notable hangovers, but here’s what we took away from Light Reading’s Big Communications Event in Austin.
The Digital Transformation World event this week shone a light on quite how far from achieving digital transformation many operators are.
In this interview, Christiams Valle Gomez of Telefónica Perú shares his knowledge on the Latin American market, including his predictions for the region.
The MVNOs Series asked mobile market movers and shakers from across the globe their opinions on the key trends shaping the MVNO sector in 2018.
In this interview, Sebastiano shares how MVNOs can address the rise of communities, why MVNOs should be investing in communication platforms and where they fit within a MVNOs digital transformation.
In this interview, Sreenivas Vijayan shares an in-depth analysis of the opportunities and gaps in the IoT market that MVNOs can explore.
The wireless world is changing, and quickly. From devices to applications, network infrastructure to how connectivity is managed and sold, nothing stands still in the cellular space.
The mobile market is well-established as one of the most strategically important sectors of the global economy. The wider mobile ecosystem is estimated to deliver $3.6 trillion in value added, accounting for 4.5 per cent of global GDP.
Historically, the Latin American mobile telephony market has been dominated by a handful of powerful telecoms players. But in the last decade, government regulations designed to open up the market have presented MVNOs with new opportunities.
Read the interview to find out his thoughts on the current business opportunities for wholesalers, where revenue growth is likely to come from and much more.
In this interview, Gary Bunney shares his views on the growth opportunities for MVNOs, the technologies impacting the mobile ecosystem and how operating models must change to match the ability of some internet companies to out-perform.
Achilleas Philippopoulos, Head of MVNO at Cyta, shares his thoughts on the biggest innovators in the digital world, the biggest challenges Cyta faced last year and the initiatives Cyta has taken to stay ahead of the curve.
A new type of MVNO is entering the market. Known as the ‘AppVNO’, its unique selling point is the ability to make calls and send texts via an app using an additional mobile number.
The most important essence for building e-SIM ecosystem is terminals. The 3rd phase of e-SIM standardization is including many of attractive new features like LPA-API and rich UI for activation.
With little growth in new subscribers in the retail market, the growth area today is in IoT, M2M and connected devices. Several MVNOs have also focused more and more on these segments, where they can add value.
Whilst for consumers using their phones in Europe became significantly cheaper, the decision made by the EU to ban roaming charges across its member countries has clearly impacted the mobile wholesale market.
Nicholas Constantinopoulos shares what has impacted his business the most, why Operator’s DNA doesn’t include innovation and the whether the current non-traditional telco players entering the market are a threat or an opportunity.
At a time when margins are under increasing pressure, operators and MVNOs are looking to recoup revenues through value added services.
With the number of connected devices expected to reach 20.8 billion by 2020 (Gartner) and the rise of new technologies such as IoT, e-SIM and Blockchain, MVNOs are faced with an always changing market, yet disruptive, but with many opportunities for growth and co-operation. To give you an update on these topics, the MVNOs Series […]
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