In this article Blue Telecom Consulting (BlueTC) suggests that communications service providers (CSPs) should look to their strongest competitors for inspiration in the search for new innovation and operational models to reduce CapEx, gain efficiencies and grow revenue
In order to assure that the commercial launch and roll-out of services like Voice over LTE (VoLTE), Voice over Wi-Fi (VoWiFi) and Video over LTE (ViLTE) are success from day one, BlueTC recommends considering a series of questions of technical and operational art. This includes new tools and solutions for handling the current threat landscape of all-IP networks.
Sponsoring the IMS World Forum in Madrid on May 23 & 24:
Blue Telecom Consulting announces operator solutions and services for secure, well dimensioned and high quality LTE networks
La compañía acudirá como patrocinador al IMS World Forum, que se celebrará en Madrid el 24 y 24 de mayo, para presentar sus nuevas soluciones y servicios para operadores.
CEO Snapshot: Miguel Ángel García Matatoros, Managing Director BlueTC
Is your organisation up-to-date with the new threat landscape of all-IP networks? Are you aware of the trend in the increase of sophistication of attacks and the counter measures and tools available? Have you evaluated your current threat situation? Have you considered that 4G & VoLTE will also expose your network to new threats due to interconnect, national or international roaming and IoT?
Independently of its size and economic sector, most companies feel a certain pressure to embark on big data analytics projects. While we agree that data has become one of the most valuable assets of any organisation, from our perspective, having worked with operators and equipment vendors, we believe there are certain use cases that bring more value to telecom organisations than others.
Desde hace unos años, el concepto de Big Data Analytics, se ha convertido en parte de nuestra realidad más cotidiana. Escuchamos constantemente eslóganes como “La información es el nuevo petróleo” o incluimos en nuestras presentaciones apartados titulados “El valor del dato”… Sucumbimos, entonces, a la moda, o a la presión por parte de la dirección, y convertimos al Big Data Analytics en el centro de enfoque, a veces enredándonos en proyectos que nadie sabe muy bien por qué se hacen o qué aportarán. Y es que, al final, lo hemos convertido en un fin en sí mismo y no en un medio, que es lo que debería ser.
El analista IDC afirma que el mercado global de Internet de las Cosas (IoT) pasará de 655.000 millones de dólares en 2014 a 1,7 billones de dólares en 2020. Igualmente, compañías como Cisco y Ericsson estiman que el número de dispositivos conectados se incrementará hasta alcanzar los 50.000 millones durante el mismo periodo.
