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Discover the critical role of end-to-end network & service orchestration in dramatically simplifying operations and enabling innovative services.
In this video, Sue Rudd, Director Networks and Service Platforms at Strategy Analytics is in discussion with Annie Turner, Editor of Mobile Europe & European Communications. Sue shares her insights including:
- The challenge of increasing complexity facing service providers with the advent of 5G and the cloud
- A definition of End-to-End Network and Service Orchestration (E2ENSO) and its role in addressing complexity and increasing integration - Real-world use cases where E2ENSO adds value – multi-domain, nulti-Cloud network slicing for private networks hosted at a cloud hyperscaler, and managed SD-WAN and security services
- An outline of the critical capabilities of End-to-End Network and Service Orchestration
For more information on E2ENSO read this dedicated Strategy Analytics whitepaper published on the Amdocs website: New approaches address end-to-end network and service orchestration (E2ENSO) challenges
Learn why End-to End Network and Service Orchestration is becoming a critical necessity for operators who want to bring new services to market faster, deliver them with lower operating costs and better CAPEX utilization, and still improve customer satisfaction.
This video is sponsored by Amdocs
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From Telecoms Europe Digital Transformation 2021
Day 1 - 15 June 2021
https://telecomseuropetransformation.com/
Keynote: How data driven are operators now?
Richard Benjamins, Chief AI & Data Strategist, Telefónica
Data and AI applications in operators, and how to overcome the challenges to scale -
From Telecoms Europe Digital Transformation 2021
Day 1 - 15 June 2021
https://telecomseuropetransformation.com/
Supply chain security
Kristof Symons, EVP International Business, Orange Business Services
2020 was a year of transformation for the global supply chain too, which became fragmented along geopolitical fault lines. What are the short and longer term implications for network operators and their customers? -
From Telecoms Europe Digital Transformation 2021
Day 1 - 15 June 2021
https://telecomseuropetransformation.com/
The programmable telco network
Patrik Rokyta, VP Systems Architecture, NetNumber
There are different ways to automate the deployment of network services and network functions in telco networks. In this session, Patrik will discuss how 5G core networks running on a Kubernetes cluster can be deployed and managed using deployment servers, NFV-MANO facilities and 3GPP management services. The session will elaborate on the use of the Helm packaging framework implemented as a CLI-based solution or integrated in a container-technology-aware NFVO/VNFM or embedded (as an SDK) in a Kubernetes Native Function (KNF). -
Telecoms Europe Digital Transformation | Call of contact centre - Strand Consult, Telia, JabberBrain
From Telecoms Europe Digital Transformation 2021
Day 1 - 15 June 2021
https://telecomseuropetransformation.com/
Panel: The call of the contact centre: do operators still need them?
Panellists:
John Strand, CEO, Strand Consult
Fredrik Lemming, Sales & Customer Experience Director, Telia
Johan Åhlund, Founder & CEO, JabberBrain
Calls centres are the most expensive way of dealing with customers, with low satisfaction rates – what are better options?