Telecom leaders, among other business executives, are expected to align with emerging trends to foster digital transformation and build strategies that place technology at the heart of value creation.
As technology evolves, the potential for transformative connectivity is reaching new heights—both figuratively and literally. Emerging innovations like reconfigurable intelligent surfaces (RIS) and high-altitude platform stations (HAPS) are paving the way for smarter, more inclusive networks.
The telecom industry is pioneering a unified approach to responsible AI use, setting a precedent as the first sector to embrace this commitment. With AI now embedded in nearly every tech and telecom operation, its responsible application is imperative.
In an era where mobile networks must deliver speed and intelligent, dynamic adaptability, AIS (Advanced Info Service) is pioneering next-generation connectivity.
There is a race to build a new set of satellite-enabled telecom services for consumers, enterprises, and governments. In the Middle East, the D2D landscape has not been explored extensively yet, however, the rest of the world appears to be honing in on this opportunity.
Ooredoo Group has announced the appointment of Sheikh Nasser Bin Hamad Bin Nasser Al Thani as Group Regional CEO for the Middle East, effective 16 December 2024.
In the era of rapid technological advancement, digital transformation intends to revolutionize industries and economies. At the forefront of this advancement stands artificial intelligence (AI), a technology with the potential to mitigate greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions by 5-to-10% globally, according to the World Economic Forum. This underscores modern technologies' crucial role in reversing climate change's effects.
Within the telecom and ICT sectors, four concepts are being focused on when it comes to advancing service delivery, livelihoods and interconnectedness within societies. When availability, accessibility, affordability, and adaptability are all present within an operating environment, the benefits can be realized for its greater purpose.
According to the new Cisco Global AI Partners Study, IT partners around the world are anticipating a transformative AI demand that will drive the majority of their revenue over the next four-to-five years.
By Reef Read, Partner, Telecom, Media & Technology, PMP Strategy UK and Ming Chan, Associate Partner, Telecom, Media & Technology, PMP Strategy UK
