Defining the future telco — and what it means for operators and their partners
Digital Things 2.0: The findings of the fourth Digital Things 2.0 Executive Brainstorm, part of the New Digital Economics EMEA event held in London on June 12-13. The Brainstorm explored the challenges and opportunities in the M2M market, the Internet of Things, service enablement platforms, and the importance of data analytics.
Digital Things 2.0: Event Summary Analysis Presentation
Cloud 2.0: The findings of the second Cloud 2.0 Executive Brainstorm, part of the New Digital Economics EMEA event, held in London June 12-13. The brainstorm explored how to make money from cloud services, the role of telcos and how to best harness the rising tide of big data and personal data to increase the efficiency and effectiveness of the cloud. (June 2012, Executive Briefing Service, Cloud & Enterprise ICT Stream)
Cloud 2.0: Event Summary Analysis Presentation
Digital Commerce 2.0: The findings of the fourth Digital Commerce 2.0 Executive Brainstorm, part of the New Digital Economics EMEA event, held in London, June 12-13. The Brainstorm explored how to scale adoption of mobile wallets, enable new forms of ‘localised commerce’, how individuals and companies can harness personal data, and what kinds of enablement platforms telcos should create.
Digital Commerce 2.0: Event Summary Analysis Presentation
Telco 2.0: The findings of the 18th Telco 2.0 Executive Brainstorm, part of the New Digital Economics EMEA event, held in London 12-13 June. This event was designed to drive market transformation, encompassing new forms of voice & messaging for the digital consumer, customer experience management, and the future of telecoms operators’ networks.
Telco 2.0: Event Summary Analysis Presentation
Most executives across the European telecoms industry accept that the current telco business model is in decline (the ‘burning platform’), but wholehearted action to create sustainable new models is not in place. We identify the key barriers and next steps to overcome them in this top-level analysis of findings from our recent EMEA Executive Brainstorm. (July 2012, Executive Briefing Service, Transformation Stream.)
UK Services Revenues: Actual and Forecast (index)
For ‘Personal Data’ to realize its potential as a new class of economic asset there needs to be a global, cross-industry approach that empowers and protects consumer users, enables businesses, and that has scope for appropriate governance. This report is a summary of the significant progress made towards this aim made by the World Economic Forum’s Re-thinking Personal Data ‘Tiger Team’, facilitated by STL Partners with the support of the Personal Data Ecosystem Consortium, MIT Media Lab, Microsoft, Ctrl-Shift and other leading experts, at meetings held in March 2012 in San Jose, and in London in June 2012. (July 2012)
WEF Personal Data principles draft June 2012 small
Charts summarising the audience votes from the New Digital Economics Executive Brainstorm, 12-13 June 2012, Grange St Pauls Hotel, London. (July 2012)
EMEA June 2012 Summary Charts
Shifting Profit Pools and Strategic Growth Opportunities. Presentations, votes, output and analysis from the Telco 2.0 stream of the New Digital Economics Brainstorm, 12th June 2012, in London. (June 2012)
Telco 2.0 London June 2012
Revolutionising Payments, Advertising, Retail and Content Experiences. Presentations, votes, output and analysis from the Digital Commerce 2.0 stream of the New Digital Economics Brainstorm, 13th June 2012, in London. (June 2012, Executive Briefing Service, Dealing with Disruption Stream)
Digital Commerce 2.0 London June 2012
Transforming technology, media and telecoms. Presentations, votes, output and analysis from the Cloud 2.0 stream of the New Digital Economics Brainstorm, 13th June 2012, in London. (June 2012)
Digital Cloud 2.0 London June 2012
New sources of value in M2M and the ‘internet of things’. Presentations, votes, output and analysis from the Digital Things 2.0 stream of the New Digital Economics Brainstorm, 13th June 2012, in London. (June 2012)
Telco 2.0 London June 2012
Vodafone have been quietly stealing a march in the European SMB communications market with a well executed strategy centred on its OneNet cloud-based product. We look at how, including comparisons with BT, Telenor, and others. (May 2012, Executive Briefing Service)
Vodafone Voice Analysis May 2012
HTML5 will have a profound impact on consumers’ and businesses’ interaction with the web in coming years. In particular, HTML5-compliant smartphones may lead to a reduction in the power of closed app platforms such as Apple iOS and Google Android. While this seems broadly positive for telcos, there may also be negative side-effects of the increasing capability of standardised (and often free) Internet capabilities.
Digital Entertainment 2.0: A summary of the Digital Entertainment 2.0 session, held on the 28th March 2012, Marriott Hotel, San Francisco, part of the New Digital Economics Silicon Valley event. The Brainstorm explored how reduce complexity in Mobile Video, the opportunities in Social TV, new ways to monetize content in a multi-platform world, and the role of telcos in creating alternative enabling platforms.
Digital Entertainment 2.0: Event Summary Analysis Presentation
Digital Economy 2.0: A write up, analysis and record of the debates, verbatim feedback and voting from the six sessions on ‘The Digital Economy 2.0’ from Day One of the New Digital Economics Silicon Valley Executive Brainstorm, held on the 27th March 2012, Marriott Hotel, San Francisco.
Digital Economy 2.0: Event Summary Analysis Presentation
Digital Commerce 2.0: A summary of the findings of the Digital Commerce 2.0 Executive Brainstorm, 28 March 2012, held in the Marriott Hotel, San Francisco, part of the New Digital Economics Silicon Valley event. The Brainstorm explored how to scale adoption of mobile wallets, enable new forms of ‘localised commerce’, how individuals and companies can harness personal data, and what sorts of enablement platforms telcos should create. (July 2012, Executive Briefing Service, Dealing with Disruption Stream).
Digital Commerce 2.0: Event Summary Analysis Presentation
Digital Things 2.0: A summary analysis of the Digital Things 2.0 session, held on the 28th March 2012, Marriott Hotel, San Francisco, part of the New Digital Economics Silicon Valley executive brainstorm.
Digital Things 2.0: Event Summary Analysis Presentation
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