Beyond Coverage and Capacity

With 5G, service providers are now implementing web scale technologies  to reduce costs, increase agility and embrace innovation through open-source platforms. Operators will realize a host of benefits from these new architectures.

5G is forcing a BSS do-over. Explore why legacy can’t deliver, the capabilities 5G will require, key 5G use cases and joint case studies for creating a new BSS stack with Salesforce and MATRIXX Software.

Network slicing is a fundamental component of the 5G experience, but how can network slicing enable MNOs to be true value-added partners? Read the white paper to discover how MNOs can best optimize and monetize the flow of mobile traffic as networks evolve to the 5G Core.

To successfully monetize 5G, telcos must assume new roles and partnerships, especially in the enterprise space. As part of a broad-based strategy for 5G, successfully utilizing network slicing will deliver improved B2B, B2C, B2B2B and B2B2C opportunities, propel innovation and unleash a wave of possibilities.

IDC Analyst, Karl Whitelock, and MATRIXX Global Solutions Marketing Manager, Christophe Mendonça, share the results of an IDC enterprise survey on mobile service providers and the quality of the experiences they’re offered.

October 7, 2019

Moderated by Vanilla Plus, with speakers from MATRIXX Software and Strategy Analytics, this webinar takes a deep dive into the current take on 5G from operators, how to successfully position 5G, key challenges, emerging viewpoints and more.

September 26, 2019

As 5G development enters a stage of early deployments, MATRIXX commissioned Strategy Analytics to assess the state of 5G positioning, packaging and pricing. After speaking with end-users and key members of global telco teams, they uncovered some innovative approaches to 5G to expand digital engagement.

IDC surveyed 300 organizations around the globe to find out how they view their mobile service providers and how operators can begin to build a more partner-focused relationship through transparency and self-service.

Thanks to 5G and IoT, enterprise transformation is accelerating. But, how will telcos benefit from these innovations as they open up new ways to monetize offerings, manage capabilities and conduct business?

In the past, telco revenue from enterprise relied on connectivity services. However, non-connectivity services, such as cloud and security, are now significant revenue drivers, forcing operators to find new ways to satisfy their enterprise segment.

Digital-first commerce goes beyond the consumer, as the same capabilities open opportunities for enterprise in spending, departmental management, asset control and more. However, with IoT and 5G, enterprise must have a digital platform that is equipped to handle these functions.

Global consulting and research firm, Analysys Mason, unveils new findings on MATRIXX Software, the role they can play in 5G monetization and their ability to deliver true digital transformation for telcos.