The IoT opportunities and challenges faced by the telecom industry mean that CSPs need to evolve swiftly into next generation telecoms. Only by embracing new ways of thinking about infrastructure, service and digitization can telecoms companies hope to compete and expand in the B2B sector in this new era.

We’ve already seen the first public 5G telecommunication deployments, and the 2020 global roll-out of this revolutionary technology is almost upon us. With the higher speeds and greater bandwidth that this will bring, 5G represents a major opportunity for telcos in terms of new and increased revenue streams.

Information is becoming the driver of modern economies, but you can’t monetize it unless you create the synergy between people, processes and tools that will stop your data lake from becoming a swamp.

In the rapidly expanding Internet of Things, what should take priority: device or connectivity management? In fact, the answer is both; already closely intertwined, the line between connectivity and IoT device management is becoming ever less perceptible and will soon disappear. Here’s why.

The Grand opening of a new office in Tokyo - here’s a brief look at how Comarch enters the Japanese market.

Applying mixed reality in field services can create new business opportunities. Discover how Microsoft’s HoloLens can revolutionize field service processes.

Whatever the truth in the widespread belief that AI will take over the world, it’s certainly going to revolutionize the way the telecoms industry approaches service assurance.

There are plenty of companies that can help CSPs get the most out of their data lakes. Finding the best one, however, isn’t as simple as it might seem.

The future of telecoms belongs to those organizations which can provide digital services. But the transition from CSP to DSP is a path strewn with hurdles that you can best overcome if you know about them in advance.