The future of MVNO market: from a single niche to multiple niches of opportunities
The US and the global MVNO market are at a turning point. But it’s not a single turn; the market is taking multiple directions and developing in numerous niches.
The US and the global MVNO market are at a turning point. But it’s not a single turn; the market is taking multiple directions and developing in numerous niches.
The world is at a key inflection point whereby intelligent technology is freeing humans from the mundane, repetitive tasks.
MVNOs are needed to give customers more choice on service, product and price.
As satellite-based services take off, concerns around regulation, technical limitations and economics are mounting amongst the Internet community.
eSIMs are the nascent/quiet revolution in telecom, as significant as streaming was to music.
With the Brexit deal done, there is still a great deal of confusion around how UK citizens abroad, and EU nationals in the UK, can interact with their respective local government.
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With 5G deployments still in their early days, to many, it may seem too soon to be talking about 6G. But given the development of 5G began in 2010, now is the time for the telecoms industry to begin turning its attention to the next G.
Regulators are generally advocates of healthy competition, hence why Georgia, Nigeria and Saudi Arabia have recently opened up access to MVNO licences.
Taking into consideration data management, data science, and data visualisation; when augmented analytics is adopted, processes are streamlined for increased productivity, improved accuracy, and faster insights.
No one wireless technology is entirely appropriate for all the applications in the next generation of the smart factory.
We’re looking at the availability, maturity, capabilities and costs of using advanced technologies to provide people in very hard to reach places with better broadband.
There are several areas where a 5G-powered intelligent rural network will prove to be especially beneficial for rural communities.
As of December 2020, there were 229 million 5G subscriptions globally, which represents an astonishing 66% increase over last quarter and is expected to reach 236 million globally by the end of 2020.
The future hasn’t been written on this yet. But for CSPs, losing out to the likes of AWS et al again is not an option.
IPX covers data, signalling, voice and messaging, includes transport/proxy and hub services, and ensures an end-to-end quality of service.
The pandemic has served to underscore the importance of connectivity and the underlying infrastructure that enables and supports it.
Today, end-customers are the primary change agents; relentless in demanding better services and experiences and putting more pressure on service providers.
As the network enables new behaviors, operators need to closely consider and react to cause and effect working in reverse: not how subscribers affect the network, but how the network affects subscribers.
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