How to stay ahead of the game
Our Executive Briefing Service covers the what and why of telecoms change – and how to respond, helping telecom’s CXOs to secure vital levers of success.
In the Coordination Age, where customers strive to make better use of their resources (e.g. time, money, assets, carbon), telcos and connected technologies (e.g. 5G, fibre, AI, automation) have key roles to play. Telcos must build adaptive practices to thrive in this dynamic industry.
Topics include: market trends, organisational transformation, new business models, the latest approaches in the core and new business areas, opportunities and threats (e.g. hyperscalers), new technologies (e.g. AI and analytics) and case studies.
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STL Partners has conducted a significant study to benchmark the skills we consider critical for success in the future. Here
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Drawing from the experience of Lumen, SK Telecom, Telefónica, Verizon and Vodafone, this report identifies the steps, partnerships and expectations
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This interactive tool tracks the penetration of future skills, critical for the success of telecom companies in the future.
Exploring Gen AI use cases has come into focus for many telecom operators amidst the hype around the technology. STL
Recent pressure on telecoms spending from larger enterprises has led telcos to put more focus on the fast-growing and dynamic