The next normal in telecom 2021 and beyond is something telcom player need to consider. Let get real, The COVID-10 crisis forced businesses in every industry to adapt at the speed of light quickly in the present (from reorg, downsizing, rightsizing, sell non-core business, focus on the new core business) and to plan completely different
Telcos challenge from merge to surge, as telcos industry is going through a transformational phases of merge or consolidate resources with the 5G network trends and digital transformation, where most of the mobile calls average per user continue to fall in the historically new records, and the bright future for the 5G network bring in
At the movie world we saw Avengers: Infinity War part 1 on movie screens. At the telecommunications industry we saw the infinity war is begin as well with T-Mobile and Sprint are merging to invest in 5G Mobile Network and market under T-Mobile name. This USD 26 billion deal will impact everyone, start from the
Most would agree that the golden age of mobile forensics is over. There is no longer an easy way to get through the passcode in new iOS devices running the latest version of iOS. Chip-off acquisition is dead for iOS devices due to full-disk encryption, while physical acquisition of Apple hardware is dead since the
Mobile device forensics is a branch of digital forensics relating to recovery of digital evidence or data from a mobile device under forensically sound conditions. The phrase mobile device usually refers to mobile phones; however, it can also relate to any digital device that has both internal memory and communication ability, including PDA devices, GPS
5G technology is the next step in the development of mobile communication. 5G will not only provide voice and data communication but also provide capabilities for new technologies such as Internet of Things. 5G is no longer confined to provide faster mobile services for voice and data communication but instead it will serve vertical industries,
Big Data Challenges for Telecommunications Provider 1) Volume With the advent of LTE/4G mobile networks, the volume of operational data generated with every call or session is increasing tenfold. The expanded use of GPS, location-based services, and social media is adding to the torrent of data. Finally, the advent of IPv6 will create as many