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New decade, new horizons for the communications industry
New concepts bring great opportunities
Tues. January 5, 2010
by Keith Willetts, Chairman and CEO, TM Forum
While the communications industry appears to be entering the second decade of the 21st century in relatively good health, it doesn’t mean that providers, vendors and integrators can simply go about their business as usual.
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Santa’s just a smartphone away
Thanks to the Internet, radar, and LBS, tracking Santa's whereabouts on Christmas Eve is easier than ever. How can the jolly old elf maintain an air of mystery in an age of transparency?
Leveraging and profiting from Carrier Ethernet
Dr. Ray Mota offers his advice to service providers and carriers on how to keep customers happy using Carrier Ethernet to deliver standardized, scalable, high-performance networking.
Hype for 2009, back to reality in 2010
Martin Creaner examines areas that he sees as defining the telecommunications industry in 2009 and offers some predictions on what we can expect in 2010.
Mobile broadband growth translates into mobile VoIP opportunity
With the industry focused on the growth of data and video traffic, it prompts a look at the status of mobile VoIP opportunity.
New markets, new business models -- old competencies
Seizing growth opportunities in the emerging mobile broadband market
Need to support the mobile user?
New and smarter mobile devices are coming to market every day, offering a multitude of advanced capabilities. However, these devices also create a number of support challenges
Scaled back, but on the pulse
First day of SUPERCOMM hits key points
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 New markets, new business models -- old competencies
Source: Keith Willetts, Chairman and CEO, TM Forum
If service providers aren’t quick to grab onto new business models and start monetizing them, they may get overrun by the over-the-top guys who find ways of circumventing them and leaving them to pick up the pieces.
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