Ravi Ramachandran, Digital OSS Director at BT, and Ravi Palepu from Virtusa talk to Annie Turner about BT’s OSS transformation

Data from Synergy Research Group shows the communications platform-as-a-service market continues to expand

Telecoms expected to grow fastest in use of data and analystics over next five years.

IDC's new survey finds many vctims are held to ransom multiple times as attacks become more sophisticated.

The two companies have signed a strategic agreement to jointly develop new products and services by combining their capabilities.

The online boom looks here to stay, how much will it boost operators’ fortunes?

UBS reports highlights something of a reversal from the usual worry that telcos can’t attract the talent they need to transform.

The operator beat 4,400 IoT category nominees for its collaborative work on Rhomberg Sersa rail construction sites.

A new annual report find telcos are still too slow to react to enterprises' demands.

Look (almost no cables), no outside broadcast trucks, no wire tether for camera operator, new perspectives for viewers.

Their aim is to make the benefits of 5G private networks available more easily, quickly and simply to industry and enterprises generally.

Telefónica’s Chair calls for government backing to attract funding for “smart digital infrastructure”.

The operator group acquired the stake in the OTM platform and will roll out AdTech across its nine markets, starting with Russia.

Separately, TIM, the financial services arm of Accenture and Crédit Agricole Italia have signed a ten-year strategic partnership.

The pair say the collaboration will build a digital port over the next 20 years.

The rise in its annual operating profit suggests the group's long-term positioning and strategy is starting to pay off.

Belgium’s biggest operator seeks to streamline access to health services and claims a first for the country.

This third decade of the 21st century looks be the last for many telcos as we’ve known them, writes Annie Turner – but that’s not necessarily a bad thing.

But it looks like telcos are still caught on the horns of the digital dilemma – enabling everyone else to profit rather than raking it in themselves.

The two have signed a collaboration agreement to integrate private 5G connectivity and Azure Private Edge Zone.