Telecoms Media & Entertainment

The telecom sector continues to make progress in augmenting its network capacity with additional fiber and wireless deployments to meet the constant demand for higher-speed networks.

Rising interest in multi-access edge computing and private cellular networks. The need to reassess cybersecurity and risk management in the 5G era. The potential for more competitive broadband markets. Transformation is the result of forced changes in human behavior – shopping online, working from our bedrooms and increased media streaming. (Deloitte)

The Race to 5G and Full Fibre: How Telecoms, Media & Entertainment Leaders are Reshaping the Future

The future of a connected Britain rests on the widespread availability of 5G and Full Fibre to homes and businesses. For the network operators and vendors, this is a complicated journey to navigate.

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Accelerating digital innovation in Media and Entertainment

The media and entertainment industries have changed forever over the past 10 years – a decade that has seen the growth of streaming and on-demand viewing reduce the time spent watching linear television.

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2022 telecom industry outlook
Four trends pushing the industry forward

In 2022, the telecom industry will face new opportunities and challenges presented by a dynamic regulatory, technological, and competitive environment. Our annual outlook dials into the biggest trends shaping the telecommunications industry, from more competitive broadband markets to cybersecurity in the 5G era.

How To Win The Telecom Industrial Revolution

It should come as no surprise that the past two years have compelled just about every industry to transform in some way or another, including telecom. And most of this transformation is the result of forced changes in human behavior—whether that’s shopping online instead of in-store, or working from our bedrooms instead of a downtown office. As a global population, whether we’ve noticed it or not, we have come to depend on telecommunications networks and software more than at any time in history.

Daring to Disrupt: How digital leaders are transforming network infrastructures, Part 1

Businesses have seen exceptional change in 2020. Enterprises are under pressure to improve customer service delivery, employees are demanding more convenient and faster access to applications and data, and as networks become more complex, so do security threats.

Daring to Disrupt: How Digital Leaders are transforming network infrastructures, Part 2

Following on from our Part 1 eBook, Part 2 encompasses a further 33 business leaders who shared increasing optimism and plans for transformation in 2021. They told us about how they handled the challenges of implementing a complex global infrastructure.

Global Entertainment & Media Outlook 2022–2026

Five-year projections of consumer and advertiser spending data across 14 segments and 52 territories. Disruptions in public health, supply chains and geopolitics made 2021 a year of uncertainty. But amid all the unpredictability, there is greater clarity about the overall trends of the market and the forces driving growth, and a better understanding of the fault lines and fractures that are altering the entertainment and media industry.

The 5 Biggest Media And Entertainment Technology Trends In 2022

The media and entertainment industry is driven by technology. This includes everything from cutting-edge special effects developed for movies (and then adopted across other industries) to streaming media, virtual reality gaming, and new delivery channels for news, music, and advertising.

The Trailblazers: Leading the remote working transformation

When the pandemic struck, there was a surge in the use of technology that would allow large numbers of employees to collaborate remotely. Where possible, businesses rose to the challenge and changed their ways of working literally overnight.

Network Optimization in an age of Digitilization

Organizations across the globe are being challenged to transform digitally, with telecom companies facing major changes to their network infrastructure, such as FTTH and 5G rollout. These challenges are forcing many global providers to rethink their software and network infrastructure.

Building world-class telecom network operations: Stories from telecom leaders tackling network resilience, field productivity and customer churn

TechPros.io first eMagazine features video insights from leading telcos on the topics of network resilience and disaster response, the field worker experience, and strategies for reducing customer churn in this sector.

Next generation networks in the era of customer centricity

The telecommunications industry is undergoing a major digital transformation. From modernising their products and services to transforming their networks and infrastructure, the major driver is to provide new and higher quality services in an extremely competitive landscape.

2022 media & entertainment industry outlook
Five trends driving industry growth

In the coming year, media & entertainment will continue to evolve quickly, not only reckoning with ongoing trends and disruptions within the industry, but also in its continued response to pandemic-led behavioral changes.

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Resilient, Agile and Connected

In today’s fast-moving and competitive world, those manufacturing companies able to demonstrate resilience and agility – powered by a strong and stable connected network infrastructure – will continue to grow and thrive.

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