Telecom

What is Customer Segmentation in Telecom Industry Customer segmentation is known as market segmentation, the process of dividing customers into different groups. Based on common characteristics, such as demographic, psychographic, geographic, behavioral, and firmographic. Organizations market to each group effectively and appropriately. Customer segmentation is an increasingly important part of…

The telecom marketplace continues to change as more CIOs and CTOs seek ways to improve voice services and cut costs. Moreover, the mobile telecom market has been prone to digital disruption, as voice over IP (VoIP) communication has evolved. The use of fixed-line telephone services has declined steadily, while there…

Recent market stats show that competition in the telecom industry is rising in 2018. This is due to numerous innovations and disruptions that are pushing players big and small to seek a position in their respective niches. The challenges brought about by big data and cable’s venture into the telecoms…

Telcos today are battling shrinking profit margins and plateauing revenue growth. Unfortunately, industry leaders are hesitant to seek new innovations and are in danger of watching emerging revenue channels being claimed from under their noses. …

NAT, ICE, STUN, TURN — In the previous article on WebRTC in a Nutshell, I tried to explain the fundamental communication concepts of WebRTC. This article will dive into network problems that we face in communication and solutions to those problems in WebRTC. IP Communication If you want to send a physical mail to someone, you will…

According to the firms, Equinix’s $320 million acquisition of MainOne, a California-based data center company, is only the next step in driving data consumption growth in Africa — and all this is possible because of Opeke’s vision. — Funke Opeke returned to Nigeria after spending 20 years in the United States and observed a problem that she was eager to remedy. She founded one of West Africa’s most prominent innovators in telecom services and network solutions for businesses thanks to her experience and educational background.

TDOA methods (E-OTD, OTDOA, U-TDOA) rely on accurate synchronization between base stations. In particular, for OTDOA, the required synchronization is in the order of nanoseconds. UE manufacturers request a state-of-the-art synchronization uncertainty with a standard deviation of smaller than 50 ns. However, the current uncertainty values in the network deployment…

More forward-thinking CIOs and CTOs are focused on the adoption of the Internet of Things (IoT). Management challenges are top of mind for those who have already deployed a large number of sensors and associated network edge devices. Device management services are evolving in response to a greater breadth of…