The new horizon: Software’s journey into the unknown
Rob Brunetti
As we journey into the unknown, smarter software will play a leading role and drive change at hyper speed.
As we journey into the unknown, smarter software will play a leading role and drive change at hyper speed.
The telecom industry took on the challenges presented by the COVID-19 pandemic and came through the test with a very positive scorecard.
We’ve moved into a world where what happens in the digital realm is understood to be just as meaningful as the same activity in the physical world.
For insight into what changed in 2020 – and what to expect in 2021, we turned to industry consultant Monica Paolini of Senza Fili, and to Nokia’s head trend spotter Leslie Shannon.
In addition to contact tracing mobile apps, a new type of digital identity certificate that individuals would store on their smartphones is in development.
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COVID-19 is accelerating the adoption of technologies that would otherwise have taken years to go mainstream. But how are companies evolving in this “low touch” future?
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to Florian Groene, a partner at PWC in New York, and business strategist Hans Geerdes from Nokia Software HQ in San Jose, the new normal offers opportunities for telecom providers to reinvent their relationships with their customers.
Former Nokia President & CEO Rajeev Suri says that the lessons learned from the continued roll-out of 5G will help prevent future global pandemics from turning into global recessions.
The monumental challenges of tackling COVID-19 are becoming a catalyst for the adoption of immersive technology.
