Monthly Archives: May 2011

The connected home: how are CSPs going to innovate new services? #BSSOSS

A new report from analyst firm Analysis Mason has identified a number of new opportunities for service providers to add incremental revenue to basic service packages in the “digital home”. The research lists a number of segments and also highlights … Continue reading

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#Cloud access forecast to be 70% #mobile

At its recent Business Innovation Forum, Ericsson claimed that, within five years, 70% of cloud service users will access their services via mobile, not fixed broadband. While we are familiar with growth forecasts for mobile broadband, it’s not clear if … Continue reading

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Customer must be king for CSPs

It has often been said that, in the online world, content is king. However, operators are beginning to realise that the customer may actually rule after all. Poor customer experience will always undermine efforts to provide the best content. Despite … Continue reading

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Internet traffic and user behaviour – it’s a complex world

In a welcome addition to the glut of forecasts regarding Internet traffic growth, a recent report from Informa noted radically different levels of traffic consumption in two markets recognised as being leaders in the adoption of super-fast broadband. South Korea … Continue reading

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What is required to make #mhealth a reality?

A recent viewpoint from Arthur D Little on mHealth opportunities suggested that there are a number of key technological capabilities that are required to successfully launch mHealth services. These included: Scalable network architecture Agile service layer Network scalability is going … Continue reading

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