Operators that offer basic B2B voice and connectivity services are faced with declining revenue and increasing legacy platform costs. At the same time, many are exploring the launch of a diverse range of ICT offers. Take control by extending voice offers from a new converged, consolidated environment that supports revenue growth, complements existing capabilities and reduces costs.
Private networks are set to boom but not every RAN user will build their own infrastructure. MNOs need to address this opportunity and they need to offer not only specialised RAN performance, they also need to add value with differentiated managed voice services, accessible to users inside a private network, as well as when users move to public domains.
Operators need to reduce costs while moving to full 5G, which means eliminating service siloes. Converging service assets into a single framework not only reduces operational costs, it also provides a platform for future service evolution and ensures cross-network compatibility.
Network slicing is coming. Seen by many as the key to enabling new B2B monetisation opportunities, slicing will create multiple virtual networks, each of which needs its own service suite. To achieve this, operators need advanced service delivery solutions, capable of delivering parallel services in a consolidated, convergent framework.
Voicemail is a key legacy solution that provides valuable capabilities needed by other applications. Many operators and service providers run multiple, siloed voicemail solutions, inaccessible to other applications and draining costs. A new approach is required.
