Netcracker Technology

 Netcracker Technology announced today that it will highlight its leadership in helping telecommunications operators remain successful in the digital economy during MWC Barcelona 2023 next week. During the event, Netcracker will be featured in a keynote on the main stage and exhibit its solutions through compelling and engaging use cases. Read More at - https://www.netcracker.com/news/press-releases/netcracker-showcases-telco-to-techco-transformation-and-how-csps-can-accelerate-profitable-business-growth-at-mwc-barcelona.html

  In a series of video interviews, CxOs from some of the world's most innovative CSPs explain how they are working with Netcracker to build next-generation services. du, the Middle Eastern mobile operator, is embarking on a project to become a truly digital telco and to migrate its consumer, mobile, fixed and enterprise services. The company is well-placed to do this. It has invested heavily in 5G and – thanks in part to its partnership with Netcracker – now has a 5G network that reaches 97 percent of the population of Dubai and Abu Dhabi. Click on the link to know more about - https://www.netcracker.com/blog/view-all/on-video-senior-telco-execs-discuss-their-transformation-to-techcos.html

A solid BSS infrastructure that supports multiple channels will be a critical factor for a successful mobile strategy. As the mobile channel becomes increasingly important, many communications service providers (CSPs) are adopting a mobile first approach to customer engagement. Why? According to a number of recent studies, active smartphone users check their devices up to 150 times a day. Indeed, a study by marketing firm Tecmark showed that the average user checked their phone a whopping 1,500 times a week, starting on average at 7:31 a.m. and using the phone for 3 hours and 16 minutes per day. Read More  

A virtualized edge and customer premise can give cable operators the upper hand with business services. If we look at the traditional CPE device itself, most providers are supporting dozens of distinct models, which makes it difficult to implement changes across all of them in the case of new service rollout, for example. By virtualizing this touchpoint, operators remove that complexity as well as eliminate the need for customer interaction with the device and the cost of upgrading them. Read More    

With the right tools and methodologies, service providers can bring to light the opportunities presented by SDN and NFV. When we look at the promise of software-defined networking (SDN) and network functions virtualization (NFV) and compare it to the reality of service providers’ networks and operations today, the gap between the two can look like an unpassable chasm. Despite the fact that most service providers are pursuing virtualization, they are still a long way from implementing full-scale SDN and NFV initiatives. Read More