How to tune in to signals of change to forecast future trends
Brian Jackson
Futurists know how to tune the trend dial and focus on the strong signals broadcasting what’s coming next while filtering out all the noise around them.
Futurists know how to tune the trend dial and focus on the strong signals broadcasting what’s coming next while filtering out all the noise around them.
75 percent of mobile traffic today is video. But with 5G, half of all video sent over this next generation network will never be seen by human eyes.
Enterprises and other organizations are willing to spend big bucks on private campus networks and are looking for partners that can deliver strong solutions.
As we journey into the unknown, smarter software will play a leading role and drive change at hyper speed.
Service providers will need to emphasize 5G’s benefits such as low latency and high speeds if they want to appeal to gamers.
What exactly is the fourth industrial revolution and how is it truly revolutionary?
According to Nokia’s Jitin Bhandari, the real hero of 5G is the core network. Listen to a new episode of the Futurithmic podcast.
Here are three steps you can take to make sure consumers and businesses have nothing to complain about regarding their services.
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.
How can CSPs position themselves to compete for their business in an increasingly crowded provider market? A recent research report from Nokia sheds some light.
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.
Video surveillance and analytics is the enterprise 5G use case that CSPs find most compelling.
