SD-WAN enables enterprises to shift to a business-first networking model, where the network enables the business, rather than the business conforming to the constraints of existing WAN approaches.
Telecoms.com periodically invites third parties to share their views on the industry’s most pressing issues. In this piece, Darren King, Head of Business Development for Three’s wholesale division, assesses the future for MVNOs.
For 5G deployments to deliver on their transformational potential, operators must take steps to identify and mitigate these risks.
Trafficking of fraudulently obtained and sold-but-not-activated smartphones has been a thorn in mobile network operators’ (MNOs) sides for almost as long as there have been smartphones.
There are a number of indicative topics that watchers of the 5G rollout can track to establish early signs of success.
IBN is a visionary approach to network automation and management that aligns the intended high-level behavior and policies of the network with the actual network design and configurations.
This evolution to DSP will see consumer expectations grow as the industrial market matures. In the short term, 5G and gradual digitalization will see operators focus on enriching consumer experiences for operators.
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.
Since the telecommunications opening in America, which began around the year 2000, the spectrum allocation policy has been evolving.
As competition for customers looks set to intensify even further within the mobile industry, here are three ways carriers could use gaming to differentiate their offering.
Right now, CSPs are trapped, stuck in current operating models and the same old ways of doing things which make it hard to monetize investments and drive new growth.
The mobile industry needs 5G, or congestion and a declining mobile experience will make it hard for operators to maintain existing revenue levels, let alone increase 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.
There may be a case for operators to harness the power of AI to build their businesses in addition to tweaking and optimising their networks.
We can hear the groans already, but we’re going to do it anyway. Let’s have a look at what 6G could possibly contribute to the connected economy.
Fair recognition of 5G R&D and innovation is going to be crucial in the success of the new mobile technology, and businesses will need to understand the complexities in IP licensing, to ensure their innovations are rewarded.
As an orchestration platform, ONAP enables the instantiation, lifecycle management and assurance of 5G network services.
Apple, Disney, Microsoft or even Alibaba; one of the biggest questions which has circled the technology industry over the last couple of years is who could possibly acquire Netflix?
The services and network quality expected from 5G networks depend upon the seamless integration of many different elements.
We don’t have a 5G smartphone on the market yet, and already there’s a 5G backlash. How can people be sick of the hype around a technology that isn’t even here yet?
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