Love a Career in Telecoms. Since 2007.
Each project has its own specific goals or mission statement. But, in general, they’re all trying to break down the monolithic proprietary solutions Telecom has relied upon for years. These projects seek to disaggregate large functional modules into smaller, software-based solutions running on commoditized hardware or clouds. Why is this important? There are several reasons. …
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Last week at Telecoms World Asia the 5G track was very popular. Although 5G is widely expected to require years to mature, its many significant advances seem certain to have a dramatic impact on the industry. During the conference, I met with Ron Isom of the Open Networking Foundation (ONF). Our brief chat reinforced my …
Hundreds of Telecom Pros from all over Thailand and around the region attended Telecoms World Asia 2019. Subject Matter Experts presented on a broad range of telecoms technology topics. The attendees discussed these topics seriously, during the sessions, at the breaks, and in the pre and post-event networking gatherings. I’d like to hear from Thai …
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I found it an excellent conference with a highly engaged audience. Here is a sample of just a few of the presenters. In the 5G track, Ian Watson’s talked about Cellcard (CamGSM Co. Ltd.) They’ll launch 5GT later this year. Julian Gorman updated us on the view from GSMA. Did you know GSMA reckons in …
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Coming in less than 2 weeks. I’m chairing the 5G track, and there’s a full lineup of speakers giving us their insights into various aspects of 5G technology. I’m really looking forward to it. The folks at @terrapin have been busting their humps to get ready. So be sure to say thanks when you see …