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Movers are an overlooked revenue driver for telecom service providers. This Insight provides details on how fixed line operators can more effectively service movers to grow sustainable revenue.

The increased reliance on ecommerce transactions in the telecom industry make it crucial for organizations to build engaging online channels with a positive digital customer experience (CX) at the forefront in order to keep up with evolving customer demands and drive growth.

Watching live sports in the United States has become harder and more expensive for consumers in recent years. Sports broadcast rights have fragmented significantly, leading to lost customers and lower revenue across much of the ecosystem. Effective strategy is aimed at maximizing value to subscribers through frictionless experience. Service providers must balance internal capabilities, partner relationships, and the challenging technical realities of seamless integration.

This Insight examines the transformative impact of AI and emerging technologies on the telecom industry, focusing on the importance of workforce upskilling to keep pace with rapid advancements. Discover key strategies to address adoption challenges and gain insights on the broader benefits of digital skills initiatives for organizations and society alike.

This is the final instalment of our Six Sigma journey in Telco complaint management. Over the past six months, we've navigated through each part of the DMAIC methodology, exploring the power that Six Sigma holds to transform Telco operations and enhance customer satisfaction. Now, we'll reflect on that journey and look ahead to future horizons in continuous improvement.

Welcome to the next installment of our Insight series on Six Sigma and how it can help with complaint management. Here we discuss the "Control" phase, the linchpin that holds everything together.

Welcome back to our journey of applying Six Sigma principles to revolutionize Telco complaint management. In this Insight we discuss the "Improve" phase.

Agile has become a buzz word in many organizations over the last several years. After all, the lure of improving project success rates by 50% over competing methodologies is hard to ignore.

Welcome back to our journey of applying Six Sigma principles to revolutionize Telco complaint management.

More than ever, cybersecurity is paramount as our lives become increasingly intertwined with the online world. As businesses, too, continue to embrace the digital sphere, the importance of safeguarding sensitive information and critical infrastructure against malicious actors has become essential. This Insight delves into the evolving landscape of cyber threats affecting both individuals and organizations. From sophisticated phishing schemes to state-sponsored hacking, it explores current threats and future trends, such as AI defenses and blockchain integration. Whether you're new to digital technology or a seasoned professional, this Insight provides valuable ways to bolster your cyber defenses.

Welcome back to exploring Six Sigma's impact on Telco complaint management. After defining the landscape of complaints in our first post about Six Sigma, we now shift to the pivotal "measurement" phase. This is where we gather data and transform it into actionable insights.

Migrations are too often relegated to the end of a transformation project; they are considered an expectation and just another necessary step, rather than being seen as core to the program itself. For too many organizations, the deployment of the shiny new platform is cause for celebration, but without a completed and thorough migration, it’s hollow victory. Making sure a transformation has the migration at its heart drives success; when a migration requires – at a minimum – deep systems, process, people, legal, regulatory and data skills, it is usually harder than it looks.

New levels of complexity are being introduced into product catalogs to manage a greater variety of products and the combination propositions that must be quickly and efficiently brought to market.

In the world of telecommunications, customer satisfaction is paramount. A displeased customer can quickly become a former customer.

In an increasingly digital landscape, the complexity of the interactions between people, systems, and information continues to grow, making it of the utmost importance to ensure those interactions are designed in an optimal way that cultivates success.

In Part 1 of this Insight, we discussed the what and why of Service Design, from its importance to the consequences of not having a strong system in place. Here in Part 2, we expand on the top of this by covering how companies can best implement an optimized Service Design.

Ever wonder about the connection between Service Design and neural networks? Here in Part 1 of this Insight we cover the basics of Service Design and how it helps business stakeholders understand the strategic vision of the current and future states of a product or service. In Part 2, we dive into the details and challenges an organization might face in creating a Service Design.

In our Product Insights series, we look at some of the challenges and solutions for enabling digital transformation. In this article, we discuss how you can Digitize the Governance Process.