MWC 2023: You are now in a new industry
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We found subtle but significant shifts at the GSMA’s Mobile World Congress 2023 that show how the market’s need is changing to ‘connecting technologies’ rather than ‘connectivity’. This has deep implications for the industry and telcos in particular.
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Format: PDF filePages: 50 pagesAuthor: STL Partners Research TeamPublication Date: March 2023
Table of Contents
- Executive Summary
- The birth of a new sector: ‘Connected technologies’
- Old gripes remain
- So what if you are in a new industry?
- You might like it
- How to go from telco to connected techco
- Next steps
- Introduction
- Strategy: Does the industry know where it’s going?
- Where will the money come from?
- Telcos still demanding their “fair share”, but what’s fair, or constructive?
- Hope for the future
- Transformation leadership: Ecosystem practices
- Current drivers for ecosystem thinking
- Barriers to wider and less linear ecosystem practices
- Conclusion
- Energy crisis sparks efficiency drive
- Innovation is happening around energy
- Orange looks to change consumer behaviour
- Moves on measuring enablement effects
- Key takeaways
- Telco Cloud: Open RAN is important
- Brownfield open RAN deployments at scale in 2024-25
- Acceleration is key for vRAN workloads on COTS hardware
- Energy efficiency is a key use case of open RAN and vRAN
- Other business
- Conclusion
- Consumer: Where are telcos currently focused?
- Staying relevant: Metaverse returns
- Consumer revenue opportunities: Commerce and finance
- Customer engagement: Utilising AI
- Enterprise: Are telcos really ready for new business models?
- Metaverse for enterprise: Pure hype?
- Network APIs: The tech is progressing
- …But commercial value is still unclear
- Final takeaways:
- Private networks: Coming over the hype curve
- A fragmented but dynamic ecosystem
- A push for mid-market adoption
- Finding the right sector and the right business case
- Edge computing: Entering the next phase
- Telcos are looking for ways to monetise edge
- Edge computing and private networks – a winning combination?
- Network APIs take centre stage
- Final thoughts
- AI and automation: Opening up access to operational data
- Gathering up of end-to-end data across multiple-domains
- Support for network automations
- Data for external use
- Key takeaways
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