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Should TIM network assets be controlled by the State?

Should TIM network assets be controlled by the State?

Written by on October 12, 2017 in News with 0 Comments

ROME (Reuters) – Italy should play a role in resolving the gridlock over Telecom Italia’s (TIM) network assets, possibly by involving state lender Cassa Depositi e Prestiti (CDP), the president of the ruling PD party said in a position paper. Italian politicians have been calling on and off since 2006 for TIM’s network to be […]

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Artificial Intelligence in the network – the tip of the iceberg for wholesale?

Artificial Intelligence in the network – the tip of the iceberg for wholesale?

Written by on October 6, 2017 in Features with 0 Comments

The wholesale industry is all about buzz words at the moment – from IoT to Security and blockchain. A newcomer making its wholesale buzz list debut recently is ‘Artificial Intelligence’ or AI. In most of our minds, AI brings images of robots taking over the world and annihilating the human race. The fear is that […]

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Indonesia’s Telkom may be forced to share network with smaller rivals

Indonesia’s Telkom may be forced to share network with smaller rivals

Written by on August 15, 2016 in News with 1 Comment

JAKARTA (Reuters) – Indonesia’s leading state-controlled telecoms operator may be forced to share a key part of its network with smaller rivals, government officials told Reuters, under a landmark proposal to liberalize a $14 billion telecoms sector and speed up the roll-out of broadband coverage over the next three years. While there is already competition […]

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Looking for the real smarts in the IoT? Start with the network

Looking for the real smarts in the IoT? Start with the network

Written by on July 18, 2016 in Guest Blog with 0 Comments

While everyone focuses on the cool wristbands, industrial sensors, data-driven applications and the compelling end-user experience, the real smarts in the Internet of Things (IoT) is largely hidden from the public, and from the media too: The intelligence is in the network, and in the software that keeps that network humming. Make no mistake: The […]

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Is the network business ready for disruption?

Is the network business ready for disruption?

Written by on May 9, 2016 in Guest Blog with 0 Comments

Ericsson’s net sales declined in Q1 and the company started to re-organize its management. Nokia finalized the Alcatel-Lucent acquisition and laid off thousands of employees. Network vendors are waiting for the 5G building boom and are also planning new business lines. But it is hard to tell if they are really able to change their business; they […]

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Network failures like a script from ‘Dumb and Dumber’

Network failures like a script from ‘Dumb and Dumber’

Written by on February 9, 2016 in Opinion with 1 Comment

It seems no matter what network operators do to have the most up-to-date infrastructure in place, provide the fastest speeds imaginable and offer the best services they can lay their hands on – if a network fails for one minute it all comes to naught. The latest ‘victim’ of a massive network dropout was Telstra […]

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Orange IoT network – trail blazing or potential to get burnt?

Orange IoT network – trail blazing or potential to get burnt?

Written by on November 27, 2015 in News with 0 Comments

Mobile operators are facing a familiar timing dilemma when it comes to smart cities. They can target wide area IoT applications aggressively, but make technology compromises, or they can wait for a year or two until it becomes clearer which of the many network choices will have staying power. Or they can keep all their […]

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Make no mistake – network QoS makes all the difference

Make no mistake – network QoS makes all the difference

Written by on May 19, 2015 in Features with 0 Comments

With LTE deployments well under way, operators are now thinking beyond simply launching 4G and are focused more on market strategies and the next stages of the evolutionary roadmap. Telecom Asia and analyst firm Ovum teamed up once again for an online mobile broadband survey to dig deeper into those strategies. The survey covers a lot of ground, but […]

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Telecom network spending seen rising this year amid 4G boom

Telecom network spending seen rising this year amid 4G boom

Written by on January 27, 2015 in News with 0 Comments

PARIS/STOCKHOLM (Reuters) – Europe’s telecoms equipment makers look set for an unpredictable year because of consolidation among their operator customers and a slowdown of buildouts of faster mobile networks, known as 4G, in the United States and China. Nevertheless, overall spending on mobile and fixed networks is expected to grow for a second consecutive year, […]

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Take one – What does a network have to do with customer experience?

Written by on May 15, 2012 in BillingViews, Opinion with 0 Comments

Making use of, and making human, the massive amount of data that telcos have running through their veins will stand them in good stead in the battle for customer loyalty and recommendation. We believe that billing is now the voice of customer service – BillingViews reflects that belief. From the customer’s point of view the […]

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