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CSPs embracing 5G technologies and services will need to be flexible and agile in their operations to keep up with the demands of the consumer market. CSPs are undergoing lengthy digital transformations to better monetize 5G and deliver superior experiences to their customers and partners, according to a recent report by GlobalData . 5G needs seamless network slicing, partner ecosystem integration and support for new revenue models. In addition, software assets need to be automated and continually improved upon once implemented. This falls in line with the growing emphasis of flexibility and agility within business systems and processes so CSPs can actively evolve with changing markets. Read More    

The 5G era will require modernized BSS/OSS with a focus on the digital lifestyle, new business models and cloud adoption. Next-generation networks such as 5G are a major force behind digital transformations among communications service providers (CSPs) as they explore new revenue streams and ways to improve the customer experience. The problem, however, is that many of the requirements new digital services and networks demand are far too great for the traditional OSS/BSS to handle. Read More    

By lowering integration costs, CSPs are finding greatly improved efficiencies in their operations. If you dig down into the annual reports from communications service providers (CSPs), you’ll see billions of dollars spent on systems integrators (SI), external management consultants and software consultants. A large chunk of that is being spent on making sure software systems play along with one another and ensuring that processes perform in a relatively robust way. But one of the major problems with this expense is that it is never ending, with systems requiring constant customization by expert software engineers to meet the business needs of the operator. Read More  

 A broad partner network and a full stack BSS/OSS delivered through the public cloud platform helps service providers quickly deliver and monetize new services. Many telcos are turning to multicloud strategies to address the agility and cost needs of delivering market differentiating, on-demand services. As such, an increasing number are taking their first steps into the public cloud by placing parts of their workload capacity onto platforms such as Amazon Web Services (AWS), Google Cloud and Microsoft Azure to assist them. Read More