Havish
Timmaraju
As a society, we collect an awful lot of data: about people, about processes, about things. The volume, variety and velocity of Big Data is growing exponentially, and over the next 10 years, global traffic is predicted to reach over 100 trillion gigabytes.
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Bounaira
The Latin American market is large, complex and full of contrasts. Latin America cannot be seen as one single region while defining a market strategy; rather it is characterized by a set of countries with major differences in specific political, economic and social aspects, each with their own customs and habits.
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Timmaraju
As systems become increasingly intelligent, companies are able to collect extraordinary amounts of data about their products and their customers. The term “big data” emerged several years ago to describe this large volume of both structured and unstructured data. But it’s not the volume of data that’s important, rather, it’s what companies do with the data that matters
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West
Over the past few years, Next Generation Network migration has been one of the most popular topics in the Communication and Media industry. Those carriers initially reluctant to consider and start the migration process are beginning to feel a true sense of urgency as the competitive market continues to transform and grow.
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Timmaraju
We hear a lot about Big Data, but data alone is virtually useless unless organizations can extract meaning from the volumes of data collected by their systems. For communications service providers (CSPs), Adaptive Customer Management (ACM) has emerged as a technology that service providers can use to gather data about customers and key processes, match that data with customer behavior and context and in turn, improve the customer journey by creating better customer experiences that lead to increased revenue for the CSP.
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