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June 13, 2019
Telecom Tech Outlook Weekly Brief
Newsletter for Enterprise Technology Decision Makers
Feature of the Week
The phone systems also depend on the physical environment where they reside, and this environment may not be entirely digital. In such a scenario, companies should be cautious and limit themselves to on-premises VoIP.
Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Machine Learning (ML) are technologies that have high potentials to drive companies in the telecom sector.
5G has come a long way, and its impact will dramatically shape the future. Commercial 5G networks are going live now.
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CIO Viewpoint
Ian Law, CIO, San Francisco International Airport
Jotting down a brief diagnosis of an organization, and revisiting it from time to time, can be an interesting exercise for any CIO to conduct.
Justin Chugg, CIO, Telarus, Inc
According to Alaa Saayed, industry analyst for unified communications at Frost & Sullivan, “Eighty percent of worldwide office workers are desk-bound the majority of the time”.
CXO Insight
By Clare McCarthy, Head of Strategic Global Marketing, Nokia Mobile Networks
5G network slices can simultaneously support multiple applications with diverse traffic characteristics on one physical network.
By Vilas Uchil, Director of Network Engineering, BullsEye Telecom
The introduction of millennials in the work force and push for digital transformation industry wide is driving innovation on the VoIP segment.
