The Hidden Cost of a Broken Customer Journey
When the customer journey starts on a platform outside your BSS, integration is more critical than ever.
When the customer journey starts on a platform outside your BSS, integration is more critical than ever.
For much of the last decade, the dominant logic in the MVNO market has been to compete on price. Price matters, but it becomes the only available lever when a platform cannot support a new pricing strategy or a new business model without an engineering change request or it takes six months to onboard a new partner. Operators with those constraints have, in practice, run out of other options.
Every year leading analyst firm Gartner produces hype cycle reports about emerging technologies across different industries. In the Gartner Hype Cycle™ for Emerging Technologies in the Communications Industry, 2026* Qvantel is named as a Sample Vendor in the CSP Algorithmic Pricing category.
When disaster strikes, a telecommunications operator's response is measured in hours, not weeks. Digitel is a major telecommunications operator in Venezuela and the recent earthquakes required Digitel to quickly implement emergency response operations to ensure communications and continuity of operations.
There is a constraint at the heart of 5G monetization that no amount of engineering can overcome: the speed of light. Light travels through fibre at around 200,000 kilometres per second. That sounds fast, until you need a round-trip network response in under 10 milliseconds. Send a packet from a base station in Dublin to a regional data centre and back and you have already burned most of that...
Pakistan's digital economy has a new shape. What started as the country's dominant mobile operator is now JazzWorld: an integrated digital services company engaging 100 million users across connectivity, fintech, health-tech, entertainment, and enterprise cloud.
Leading Finnish Operator Commits to Long-Term Partnership with Qvantel Through a Multi-Year Contract Extension
The global MVNO and MVNE market is expanding rapidly. According to GSMA Intelligence, the global MVNO count has surpassed 2,100 operators, representing more than a 60% increase over the past decade, with Latin America alone seeing nearly fivefold growth in the same period. New MVNOs are launching across verticals, from retail and banking to utilities and media, while established players are under...
The systems operators rely on to run their businesses are either their greatest asset or their biggest obstacle to profitable growth. An over reliance on legacy stacks won’t just rack up new levels of technical debt but will inhibit profitable growth.