TelcoDR
Type: Telco in 20Topic: Cloud Software, Subscriber Experience, Transformation
The signs are everywhere—the MVNO segment of telco is picking up steam. On November 16-17, 2022, MVNO leaders from around the world will gather at the inaugural MVNO Nation Live conference in …
Continue Reading about Ep 53 – I scream, you scream, we all scream for MVNOs →
Type: BlogTopic: Cloud Migration, Hyperscalers, Subscriber Experience
Google Cloud and Microsoft Azure, two of the Big Three hyperscalers, went head-to-head with their annual events a couple weeks ago. As they kicked off, I offered my take on which sessions were most …
Continue Reading about What dropped at Google Cloud Next and Microsoft Ignite →
Type: Telco in 20Topic: Change Management, Cloud Migration, Transformation
A couple of years ago, I learned that M1, a Singapore-based MNO, was doing exactly what I had been evangelizing about—going ALL IN on the public cloud. Leading the charge was then-Chief Digital …
Continue Reading about Ep 52 – Born to run (in the cloud) with Nathan Bell →
Type: BlogTopic: Cloud Migration, Hyperscalers, Subscriber Experience
I love this time of year. It’s fall for me, so it’s time for college football, sweater weather, and … hyperscaler events! Historically, the “big three” public cloud vendors have spaced out their …
Continue Reading about Cloud it up: Microsoft Ignite and Google Cloud Next →
Type: Telco in 20Topic: Data Center, Hyperscalers, Transformation
For the last year and a half, I’ve been obsessed with one of the biggest collaborations worldwide between a telco and a hyperscaler: AT&T and Microsoft Azure. In 2021, the CSP sold its network …
Continue Reading about Ep 51 – Catching up with Azure and AT&T →
Type: BlogTopic: Change Management, Cloud Migration, Hyperscalers
There are a few vendors* in the telco industry that have their claws deep into the telcos, and one of them is Oracle. Telcos are dying to get off Oracle databases, and because Oracle doesn’t have a …
Continue Reading about Keep talkin’ Larry: How Amazon weaned itself off Oracle databases →
