Chuck Tsang

December 6, 2022

ISPs are Adding TV to the Broadband Bundle – Why and How?

There are a couple of major trends that are widely reported in the network operator space. On the one hand traditional payTV is seeing cord cutting/cord shaving and subscriber decline. On the other hand, there is huge growth in the delivery of broadband services to North American consumers.
November 16, 2022

A New Era of Commercial TV Market Opportunities in the Hospitality Sector

Not long ago, operators in the video technology space were regularly advised to stay clear of the hospitality sector, but now operators and large organizations view TV services as a valuable revenue stream on top of broadband that can also bring additional monetization opportunities such as commerce, advertising or data. Read on to find out how...
November 9, 2022

It’s Time for a Reality Check on Network Automation

The telecom industry has been talking about network automation for the past decade, with promises of zero-touch automated networks with virtualized, cloud-based OSS systems managing everything seamlessly behind the scenes. Are we there yet - no.... Learn more about how we can help you with your network automation journey.
October 26, 2022

TV Apps – the challenges of staying current

Operators and large organizations now increasingly view TV services as a valuable revenue stream on top of broadband that can also bring additional monetization opportunities such as commerce, advertising or data. This change is being driven by an overarching logistical imperative. Operators need to upgrade their network in order to deliver the high-capacity broadband services that commercial customers increasingly need. Read how this is becoming a game changer.
October 6, 2022

A New Approach to Inventory Management

The $300bn rail industry is investing in 5G to support high-speed operations. But with added complexity from new tech and legacy systems, rail operators will need advanced OSS tools to manage it all.
October 3, 2022

Think SMS is Finished? Actually, It’s Just Entering Its Third Age

By 2025, there will be 30,9 billion IoT devices globally with data requirements for industrial applications alone exceeding the data currently needed for video and social media. Regularly configuring and optimizing these devices is a huge challenge but we already have one tool at our disposal to help us meet it.