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Telecommunications InsightsTelcos need to rewire themselves to work in agile ways and make data-driven decisions to keep up with customers’ increasing demands for simple digital experiences, among other challenges. MORE
Telecommunications companies have been leaving money on the table by underinvesting in advanced analytics in their B2B business units relative to their B2C operations. Telecommunications Insights MORE
Telecommunications InsightsNext-generation marketing and sales techniques offer incumbents real opportunity to thrive in a challenging landscape. MORE
Telecommunications InsightsThe former GSMA chairman and Telenor CEO discusses what telecoms operators need to do to adapt in the new competitive landscape. MORE
Telecommunications InsightsDigital operating models and new data-driven tools can not only deliver value to customers but can also help keep operators’ own houses in order. MORE
The massive benefits seen in Australia from the development of digital technology include increased living standards, shrinking distances through telecommunications, improved efficiency for businesses and government, as well as a larger workforce. MORE
Digital suppliers, including, technology and telecommunications companies, are well positioned to provide the help their corporate customers need—but only if they accurately assess customers’ requirements and ambitions and are able to tailor products and services accordingly as digital solutions. MORE
Customer churn is a big problem for companies, especially in industries such as telecommunications where annual churn rates average between 10 percent to as much as 67 percent, according to the Database Marketing Institute. MORE
(Source: Flickr ). Consulting” is a pretty general term, and doesn’t really give you a clear idea of what consultants actually do. The Oxford dictionary indicates that “to consult” means to “seek information or advice from someone (especially an expert)”. MORE
Companies in the technology, media, and telecommunications (TMT) sectors are in the vanguard, bringing these new opportunities to market—even as their legacy businesses are threatened by them. Report Thursday, October 27, 2016. This is an era of disruption. MORE
Two paradoxes surround value creation in the telecommunications industry. The connectivity of the entire stack, in other words, depends on the health of telecommunications operators. Article Thursday, October 27, 2016. MORE
A new generation of smartphones, powered by artificial intelligence, could be in consumers' hands within the next few years and will have deep effects on every player in the technology, media, and telecommunications industry MORE
Consultants Infrastructure Home Office Office Telecommunications A question I was asked: I’m moving my office and can’t keep my phone number. Amazing, but true.) MORE
Telecommunications InsightsThe transition to a 5G world is far more complex and uncertain than the shifts to previous generations of wireless technology. Five key principles will help telco CEOs better prepare for the challenges that lie ahead. MORE
The Lab is supported by more than 80 members—including some of the world’s leading corporations—representing such diverse fields as electronics, entertainment, fashion, health care, and telecommunications. Video Tuesday, March 22, 2016. MORE
Crisis management Internet Mobile Telecommunications Digital ArticleA conversation between Hans Vestberg and HBR Editor-in-Chief Adi Ignatius. MORE
Economic downturns hold substantial opportunities for companies in the technology, media, and telecommunications (TMT) sector. By starting now to build an action plan and execute no-regret moves, companies can put themselves on a path to emerge resilient through the next slowdown. MORE
The FCC''s decision includes reclassifying Internet service as a Title II telecommunications service or public utility, prohibiting broadband providers from charging for faster lanes on the Internet. Net neutrality advocates scored a major victory today when the Federal Communications Commission approved net neutrality regulations by a 3-2 vote. MORE
Telecommunications InsightsFor telcos to keep and grow market share, the network division needs a makeover that lets it shed its cost-center past to become a leading function that influences the digital and analytics metamorphosis of the core. MORE
Telecommunications InsightsVodafone Group CEO Vittorio Colao discusses why technology should not merely increase productivity but also benefit society at large. MORE
Telecommunications InsightsTelco operators are more vulnerable today than they were ten years ago. To thrive through the next economic downturn and beyond, they must act now—and with focus. MORE
TSIC is an international provider of telecommunication services with headquarters in Stockholm, Sweden, and offices in 14 other countries. MORE
In this episode of the McKinsey Podcast, Simon London speaks with McKinsey senior partners Ferry Grijpink and Philipp Nattermann—ahead of the headline telecommunications conference Mobile World Congress (MWC)—about how telcos can prepare to be winners in the fifth-generation (5G) race. MORE
Regulation Technology Security & privacy Advertising, Marketing & Public Relations Retail & Consumer Goods Technology Telecommunications Digital Articlepm images/Getty Images. Late last month, California passed a sweeping consumer privacy law that might force significant changes on companies that deal in personal data — and especially those operating in the digital space. MORE
Telecommunications InsightsSmart operators will consider seven no-regrets moves to position themselves for advantage amid radically changing industry dynamics. MORE
Telecommunications InsightsOperators see a marginally positive business case, expect rollout at scale to take until 2022, and don’t think the increase in capital-expense-to-sales ratio will be as big as skeptics claim. MORE
Olswang is a firm which holds itself out to the market as being an expert in technology, media and telecommunications, and so I was quite looking forward to meeting them. I recently had the dubious honour of meeting with two partners from London based law firm Olswang. Unfortunately, I was sadly disappointed. It was interesting to learn that, despite being apparent technology experts, the firm’s partners still use an old version of the Blackberry. MORE
Telecommunications is a case in point. BCG analysis shows that telecommunications is still one of the most inefficient service industries, with as much as 50% of its cost basis eaten up by waste. Focus Tuesday, September 27, 2016. MORE
FedEx, numerous hospitals, the UK National Health Service, Chinese universities, Spanish telecommunication firms, and Nissan are among the targets. The National Security Administration (NSA ) has its hands in the biggest ransomware cyber attack in history. The NSA found holes in the Windows operating systems and instead of alerting Microsoft it chose to exploit those holes for its own benefit. The problem with such an approach is the NSA is not the only one who can exploit the holes. MORE
Telecommunications InsightsThree members of the telco’s top team describe the challenges and rewards of implementing agile rapidly—and the power of a “no plan B” approach to change. MORE
Telecommunications InsightsDifferent approaches illustrate the company and market conditions that guide the structure of teams around work, and the rapid benefits that follow. MORE
Telecommunications InsightsNetwork cost could double as operators strive to meet demand for increased capacity and deploy 5G. How can they maintain their profits? MORE
Telecommunications InsightsNetwork sharing will be a key lever to reduce cost and make 5G deployments feasible. MORE
She had also served as president of Women in Telecommunications for 10 years. By: Kay Paumier. Two of WIC’s finest have been named Women of Influence by the “Silicon Valley Business Journal” – Congratulations to Deb Siegle and Jenn LeBlanc ! Deb Siegle. MORE
Telecommunications InsightsThe former CEO of Vodafone, who stepped down from the top job last September, reflects on the industry’s challenges and what he learned as a successful global dealmaker. MORE
EE, the British telecommunications company, recently began offering a new service called Priority Answer that allows customers of its pay monthly and SIM-only plans to pay 50 pence ($0.81 USD) to be moved to the top of the queue for customer service calls when call volumes are high. The new service has created a firestorm in social media and other forums among some customers who are upset about having to pay extra to receive faster support. MORE
The leader of digital IT at the Netherlands-based telecommunications company explains how KPN reintegrated previously outsourced expertise and shifted to agile ways of working. Our Insights MORE
ISA's telecommunications and electric power businesses are members of sectors that enable other sectors. CEO Bernardo Vargas Gibsone of the Colombian utility and construction company ISA sees opportunity emerging from turmoil. MORE
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Telecommunications InsightsTelco operators are more vulnerable today than they were ten years ago. To thrive through the next economic downturn and beyond, they must act now—and with focus.
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FEBRUARY 20, 2019
In this episode of the McKinsey Podcast, Simon London speaks with McKinsey senior partners Ferry Grijpink and Philipp Nattermann—ahead of the headline telecommunications conference Mobile World Congress (MWC)—about how telcos can prepare to be winners in the fifth-generation (5G) race.
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Telecommunications InsightsThree members of the telco’s top team describe the challenges and rewards of implementing agile rapidly—and the power of a “no plan B” approach to change.
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Telecommunications InsightsNext-generation marketing and sales techniques offer incumbents real opportunity to thrive in a challenging landscape.
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Telecommunications InsightsSmart operators will consider seven no-regrets moves to position themselves for advantage amid radically changing industry dynamics.
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FEBRUARY 2, 2019
Telecommunications InsightsDifferent approaches illustrate the company and market conditions that guide the structure of teams around work, and the rapid benefits that follow.
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Telecommunications InsightsDigital operating models and new data-driven tools can not only deliver value to customers but can also help keep operators’ own houses in order.
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Telecommunications InsightsOperators see a marginally positive business case, expect rollout at scale to take until 2022, and don’t think the increase in capital-expense-to-sales ratio will be as big as skeptics claim.
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JANUARY 26, 2019
Telecommunications InsightsFor telcos to keep and grow market share, the network division needs a makeover that lets it shed its cost-center past to become a leading function that influences the digital and analytics metamorphosis of the core.
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JANUARY 19, 2019
Telecommunications InsightsTelcos need to rewire themselves to work in agile ways and make data-driven decisions to keep up with customers’ increasing demands for simple digital experiences, among other challenges.
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FEBRUARY 15, 2019
Telecommunications InsightsThe former CEO of Vodafone, who stepped down from the top job last September, reflects on the industry’s challenges and what he learned as a successful global dealmaker.
McKinsey
FEBRUARY 22, 2018
Telecommunications InsightsThe former GSMA chairman and Telenor CEO discusses what telecoms operators need to do to adapt in the new competitive landscape.
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FEBRUARY 21, 2018
Telecommunications InsightsNetwork sharing will be a key lever to reduce cost and make 5G deployments feasible.
McKinsey
FEBRUARY 21, 2018
Telecommunications InsightsNetwork cost could double as operators strive to meet demand for increased capacity and deploy 5G. How can they maintain their profits?
McKinsey
FEBRUARY 20, 2019
Telecommunications InsightsThe transition to a 5G world is far more complex and uncertain than the shifts to previous generations of wireless technology. Five key principles will help telco CEOs better prepare for the challenges that lie ahead.
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DECEMBER 12, 2014
Consultants Infrastructure Home Office Office Telecommunications A question I was asked: I’m moving my office and can’t keep my phone number. Amazing, but true.)
McKinsey
OCTOBER 2, 2019
Economic downturns hold substantial opportunities for companies in the technology, media, and telecommunications (TMT) sector. By starting now to build an action plan and execute no-regret moves, companies can put themselves on a path to emerge resilient through the next slowdown.
McKinsey
MARCH 3, 2017
The leader of digital IT at the Netherlands-based telecommunications company explains how KPN reintegrated previously outsourced expertise and shifted to agile ways of working. Our Insights
Strategy+Business
JUNE 10, 2018
A new generation of smartphones, powered by artificial intelligence, could be in consumers' hands within the next few years and will have deep effects on every player in the technology, media, and telecommunications industry
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MARCH 5, 2018
ISA's telecommunications and electric power businesses are members of sectors that enable other sectors. CEO Bernardo Vargas Gibsone of the Colombian utility and construction company ISA sees opportunity emerging from turmoil.
Harvard Business
JULY 11, 2018
Regulation Technology Security & privacy Advertising, Marketing & Public Relations Retail & Consumer Goods Technology Telecommunications Digital Articlepm images/Getty Images. Late last month, California passed a sweeping consumer privacy law that might force significant changes on companies that deal in personal data — and especially those operating in the digital space.
BCG
OCTOBER 27, 2016
Companies in the technology, media, and telecommunications (TMT) sectors are in the vanguard, bringing these new opportunities to market—even as their legacy businesses are threatened by them. Report Thursday, October 27, 2016. This is an era of disruption.
BCG
OCTOBER 27, 2016
Two paradoxes surround value creation in the telecommunications industry. The connectivity of the entire stack, in other words, depends on the health of telecommunications operators. Article Thursday, October 27, 2016.
Tom Spencer
JULY 27, 2015
Olswang is a firm which holds itself out to the market as being an expert in technology, media and telecommunications, and so I was quite looking forward to meeting them. I recently had the dubious honour of meeting with two partners from London based law firm Olswang. Unfortunately, I was sadly disappointed. It was interesting to learn that, despite being apparent technology experts, the firm’s partners still use an old version of the Blackberry.
BCG
SEPTEMBER 26, 2016
Telecommunications is a case in point. BCG analysis shows that telecommunications is still one of the most inefficient service industries, with as much as 50% of its cost basis eaten up by waste. Focus Tuesday, September 27, 2016.
Tom Spencer
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The massive benefits seen in Australia from the development of digital technology include increased living standards, shrinking distances through telecommunications, improved efficiency for businesses and government, as well as a larger workforce.
BCG
MARCH 22, 2016
The Lab is supported by more than 80 members—including some of the world’s leading corporations—representing such diverse fields as electronics, entertainment, fashion, health care, and telecommunications. Video Tuesday, March 22, 2016.
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Digital suppliers, including, technology and telecommunications companies, are well positioned to provide the help their corporate customers need—but only if they accurately assess customers’ requirements and ambitions and are able to tailor products and services accordingly as digital solutions.
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TSIC is an international provider of telecommunication services with headquarters in Stockholm, Sweden, and offices in 14 other countries.
Women in Consulting
FEBRUARY 8, 2016
She had also served as president of Women in Telecommunications for 10 years. By: Kay Paumier. Two of WIC’s finest have been named Women of Influence by the “Silicon Valley Business Journal” – Congratulations to Deb Siegle and Jenn LeBlanc ! Deb Siegle.
1 to 1
FEBRUARY 26, 2015
The FCC''s decision includes reclassifying Internet service as a Title II telecommunications service or public utility, prohibiting broadband providers from charging for faster lanes on the Internet. Net neutrality advocates scored a major victory today when the Federal Communications Commission approved net neutrality regulations by a 3-2 vote.
MishTalk
MAY 13, 2017
FedEx, numerous hospitals, the UK National Health Service, Chinese universities, Spanish telecommunication firms, and Nissan are among the targets. The National Security Administration (NSA ) has its hands in the biggest ransomware cyber attack in history. The NSA found holes in the Windows operating systems and instead of alerting Microsoft it chose to exploit those holes for its own benefit. The problem with such an approach is the NSA is not the only one who can exploit the holes.
1 to 1
SEPTEMBER 16, 2014
EE, the British telecommunications company, recently began offering a new service called Priority Answer that allows customers of its pay monthly and SIM-only plans to pay 50 pence ($0.81 USD) to be moved to the top of the queue for customer service calls when call volumes are high. The new service has created a firestorm in social media and other forums among some customers who are upset about having to pay extra to receive faster support.
1 to 1
SEPTEMBER 29, 2015
Customer churn is a big problem for companies, especially in industries such as telecommunications where annual churn rates average between 10 percent to as much as 67 percent, according to the Database Marketing Institute.
Tom Spencer
FEBRUARY 28, 2016
(Source: Flickr ). Consulting” is a pretty general term, and doesn’t really give you a clear idea of what consultants actually do. The Oxford dictionary indicates that “to consult” means to “seek information or advice from someone (especially an expert)”.
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