TELECOMS STRATEGY AND TRANSFORMATION
How to stay ahead of the game
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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How telcos can employ artificial intelligence to enrich their interactions with customers, while protecting their brands and reputations.
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In early June 2026, Infosecurity Europe once again brought together many companies and experts to explore the latest trends in
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The Telco generative AI adoption tracker is a database of deployments of generative AI by telcos around the world. It
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The various aspects of digital sovereignty and how telcos capitalise on the early demand for it
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Telekom used its B2B analyst day on 28 April 2026 to showcase a strategy that is increasingly coherent and founded
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Mobile World Congress provides an opportunity for telcos to promote collaborative initiatives. In 2026, we heard calls for telco collaboration
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In the run-up to FutureNet World London, we conducted a survey with telcos, vendors and analysts to assess the degree
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How telcos are building revenue from AI-centric solutions for consumers, enterprises and the public sector.
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Insights from our Future skills tracker tool show that telcos remain behind technology companies (techcos) in the penetration of the
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As telcos deploy more resilient and programmable networks, they could become key suppliers to armed forces. Dual-purpose tech solutions by
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AI was again at the centre of MWC. But now telcos are focused on what they can practically achieve with
