This webinar will examine the different sources of interference in mobile networks and consider their impact on capacity and subscriber Quality of Experience. The focus will be on external interference, and how to identify, locate and eliminate it. Real network measurement data will be shared and a definitive procedure for interference hunting including demonstrations of test equipment in field use provided.
In this webinar, Chief Technology Strategist, E.G. Nadhan, Global Chief Architect for Telco, Ian Hood, and Principal Solution Architect EMEA, S.M. Shaaf, will engage in an interesting dialogue on how telcos can conceptually apply valuable IT concepts, such as DevOps, to position themselves to be more agile, flexible and competitive in the near future.
Nokia Predictive Optimization for Video uses patented algorithms to analyse how network performance impacts video delivery and quality of experience. This industry-first service helps mobile operators determine the most profitable way to handle exponential video traffic growth and increasing subscriber expectations.
A service provider’s business support systems (BSS) are crucial in enabling innovation, increasing revenues and reducing churn. Everyday new ideas and use cases are developed on how to use these systems to win new business. Openet will be presenting these ideas alongside operator examples of these use cases.
For years, the industry has been buzzing about the network, operations, and services transformation needed to survive in this rapidly evolving telecommunications industry. But what are the CSPs actually doing?
Nowadays, cellphones are increasingly being used as transaction tools – and not just as ways to communicate. Near Field Communication (NFC) is one of the key technologies supporting transactions via mobile phones. NFC is extending the concept of personal mobility by bringing contactless applications like payment, transport ticketing, access control, loyalty, eID and many more […]
Networks today are described too often as closed, proprietary, complex, operationally expensive and inflexible. In a nutshell, they impede innovation rather than enabling it. NFV, SDN, and the elasticity of commodity cloud is the premise behind CORD (Central Office Re-architected as a Datacentre). Aimed at bringing datacentre economics and cloud agility to the Telco Central […]
This webinar will provide an overview of the “big picture” on the IBM Cloud story, from a client go to market perspective, with a particular focus on two IBM Cloud Solutions: Softlayer & Bluemix. Get into the Cloud conversation today and get the chance to ask questions to the experts.
The Internet of Things (IoT) is well on the way and carriers can see a major revenue opportunity. Indeed, IoT is the main driver behind many of the requirements for upcoming 5G specifications. But, IoT is not just another service offering; it is a paradigm shift requiring a much more open carrier network than ever before.
As increased demand meets limited spectrum, interference will inevitably occur. It is a serious and growing issue for network operators as heterogeneous networks take hold.
Industry projections estimate that 25 billion devices will be connected worldwide by 2020. The Telecoms IoT Outlook 2016 report indicates the top IoT concern is security, as new threat vectors will be introduced that could expose assets, impact service availability, and damage reputations and brands. Service providers (SPs) and operators will need to rethink their existing security architecture and how they scale to handle the traffic from IoT.
Dozens of telcos have established new recurring profit streams by selling domain names and related services to their existing SMB and Enterprise customers, leveraging their existing DNS infrastructure and making this cost centre a revenue driver.
Brexit has hardly been out of the news since the referendum and although it will take time for the UK to negotiate terms for their exit from the EU, telecoms isn’t the only market wondering what this will mean for the future of their market.
This webinar will examine the challenge facing operators to address increasing capacity and performance demands in mobile networks and consider the various macro network enhancements available such as deployment of 4×4 MIMO, Carrier Aggregation, antenna tilt optimization and increased sectorization.
As the mobile market becomes more saturated and complex, mobile network operators are shifting their focus so that the subscriber’s quality of experience (QoE) is now at the center of their network optimization conversation. This shift of focus requires mobile operators to combine traditional network performance management with geolocalized subscriber insights to better track subscriber QoE and detect the network problems that are most relevant to the subscriber.
Today’s constantly evolving wireless networks have become highly complex, multi-technology systems involving a mix of existing and newly emerging technologies. This coupled with the increasing complexity of innovative new services are driving the need for more advanced network testing processes and resources.
Today, mobile operators use a multitude of network technologies, vendors and topologies — with possible combinations reaching into the hundreds — to build their mobile backhaul.
The use of mobile is now entrenched in societies around the globe as messaging becomes an integral part of our daily lives – the average message is read within three minutes of delivery – and enterprises continue to use SMS as a primary form of communication with customers
NFV will see the needs to manage carrier grade production solutions across distributed systems at scale. These multi-vendor solutions will also feautre a rapid evaluation of features and functions in VNF services leading to significant operational complexity.
Based on the Telecoms.com Intelligence 2016 Annual Industry Survey, AsiaInfo carried out an analysis of operator views on the future of business support systems (BSS), identifying trends by region and amongst different types of operator.
Momentum in the RAN market is ‘losing some steam’. According to a report by analyst outfit Dell’Oro Group, the over… twitter.com/i/web/status/1…
19/08/2022
VMO2 launches new apprenticeship drive. UK telco VMO2 is looking to take on more people in paid apprenticeship role… twitter.com/i/web/status/1…
19/08/2022
Samsung to pour KRW 20 trillion into new chip R&D centre. South Korean consumer electronics giant Samsung will inve… twitter.com/i/web/status/1…
19/08/2022
Claim your place at the top of the telecoms industry with recognition of the outstanding work your team has achieve… twitter.com/i/web/status/1…
19/08/2022
EE blocks a million scam calls a day. UK operator EE is using a new AI infused anti-spam firewall to bat away a flo… twitter.com/i/web/status/1…
18/08/2022
5G New Calling Enables Auto Insurance Industry Transformation. Innovations with 5G New Calling are making claims pr… twitter.com/i/web/status/1…
18/08/2022
5G will generate $7 trillion by 2030, apparently. According to a report the adoption of 5G is outpacing all previou… twitter.com/i/web/status/1…
18/08/2022
PLDT and Omnispace team-up for space-based 5G tech. Philippine telco PLDT’s wireless subsidiary Smart has teamed up… twitter.com/i/web/status/1…
17/08/2022
Loading ...