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Subscriber Data Management (SDM) helps mobile network operators make a swift and easy transition to 5G. It is at the heart of the 5G Core, helping launch high-value next-gen use cases while continuing to support their 4G services. The 5G core (5GC) market is gaining momentum and is set to grow significantly over the next few years. It introduces service-based and cloud-native architecture, equipping operators to implement next-gen infrastructure that prepares their networks for the future. With these capabilities, they can launch disruptive network paradigms. 5GC helps support use cases such as network slicing, private networks, advanced partnerships, innovative business models, fixed wireless services, and more, helping operators drive revenue. Alepo's Subscriber Data Management Solution enables unified subscriber access management. The 3GPP-compliant solution provides a low resource footprint. In this webinar, Alepo's expert panelists discuss how SDM helps manage the network upgrade path, 5GC ROI opportunities, and give a demo of the Alepo SDM platform. Watch the recording here: https://bit.ly/3QoWb5O

Next-generation firewall market categorizes the global market by delivery type as hardware, virtual & cloud, by service as professional and managed, by organization size, by vertical and by region.

Alepo's 5G Core (5GC) enables operators to rapidly launch 5G use cases while continuing to support their 4G services. Alepo's solution provides a unified platform to manage 4G (EPC, IMS), C-IoT, and non-3GPP networks like WiFi alongside 5G. So, operators can shift to a fully virtualized service-based environment using one solution to support LTE as well as 5G. The cloud-native solution has one of the lowest resource footprints in the industry. It provides key 5GC components, including SDM (AUSF, UDM+HSS, UDR) and converged policy control (PCF+PCRF). The modular and scalable microservice-based architecture is 3GPP standards-compliant, ensuring operators can upgrade to a next-generation network without disrupting existing services. Alepo's 5GC lets operators of all sizes swiftly introduce next-gen capabilities. It is also beneficial for operators who want to deploy private enterprise networks for diverse industry applications. Download the flyer to learn how Alepo's solution helps operators seamlessly transition to 5G: https://bit.ly/3gXbExm #5GCore #5GC #telecom #5GUseCases #Private5G #5G #5GCoreNetwork #ConvergedCore

GigaMan Services are based on next generation Gigabit Ethernet Internet Services, the fastest networking solution for businesses today. GigaMan services are highly compatible with most existing networking systems hence saving businesses from further expenses in upgrading to more efficient networking and internet connectivity solutions. This is ideal for businesses with separate locations in a single Wide Area Network (WAN) or Metropolitan Area Network (MAN). Moreover, they are specially designed to be fully scalable with any future innovations in Ethernet and networking technology.

GigaMan Services are based on next generation Gigabit Ethernet Internet Services, the fastest networking solution for businesses today. GigaMan services are highly compatible with most existing networking systems hence saving businesses from further expenses in upgrading to more efficient networking and internet connectivity solutions. This is ideal for businesses with separate locations in a single Wide Area Network (WAN) or Metropolitan Area Network (MAN). Moreover, they are specially designed to be fully scalable with any future innovations in Ethernet and networking technology.

After repeated delays, China is set to award 3G licenses by beginning of 2009. China's Minister of Industry and Information Technology (MIIT) Li Yizhong announced on December 12 that 3G network licenses will be issued by the beginning of next year and the country's three restructured telcos are expected to invest CNY 200 billion (US$29 billion).

At a recent presentation in London, Enrico Salvatori, Senior Vice President & General Manager of Qualcomm, introduced the company's latest 45mm chip with two integrated computing cores running at up to 1.5 GHz for next generation mobile computing devices.

According to reports Mobile Payments Company Square is working toward accepting Apple Pay for transactions through its system by sometime next year.

Asus reportedly planning to launch the successors to the popular ZenFone series of smartphones - the ZenFone 4, ZenFone 5, and ZenFone 6 - next year at CES 2015.

Among next-gen telecom billing solutions, Alepo's Enterprise IoT Billing Solution supports enterprise customers, IoT partnerships, and advanced business models.

Cellular Vehicle-To-Everything (C-V2X) technology enables telecom operators to support dynamic V2X services. 5G Core helps leverage the next-gen capabilities of cellular-V2X.

As more CSPs introduce 5G and more subscribers sign up for next-gen services, operators can bank on these four 5G revenue streams to drive immediate business success.

5G networks are still not fully implemented, but industry experts have started working towards this next-generation wireless network - 6G. This video discusses 6G technology, including its potential capabilities, applications, and challenges.

Barclays, the U.K. banking behemoth, is challenging Barclays To Host Blockchains Hackathon developers to assist refurbish the worldwide derivatives market next month at a hackathon. Disclosed to the media this week, DerivHack will take place at Barclays' Rise accelerator spaces at the same time in New York and London on September 20 and 21, 2018. The ISDA (International Swaps and Derivatives Association), Thomson Reuters, and Deloitte are co-sponsoring the hackathon.

Partnerships will help pave the future of 5G. To drive success, CSPs will need to implement infrastructure that enables them to create advanced and innovative business opportunities that look beyond providing standard network offerings. They will need systems that support the creation and management of a diverse partner ecosystem. By partnering with different industries and deploying private or enterprise 5G, operators can enable businesses to run their own secure and dedicated next-gen networks. Some industries are more likely to be early adopters of private 5G: Transportation: 5G will revolutionize the way we travel, ensuring safer roads, streamlining vehicular and pedestrian movement, and alleviating congestion. Energy and utilities: 5g will help the energy industry tackle many of its current challenges around fuel prices, outdated infrastructure, declining revenues, and more. It will help improve agility, boost CX, and lower operating costs. Healthcare: Private 5G will ensure more efficient patient care, monitoring practices, reduce escalating treatment costs, and bring an overall improvement in healthcare practices. Financial services: 5G will add layers of security to financial services as well as boost the customer experience while driving ROI. It will support disruption from fintech firms, enabling a host of advanced use cases. Entertainment and media: 5G will introduce new media experiences for residential and enterprise applications through collaborative and shared live entertainment, AR/VR, interactive and cloud gaming, immersive events, and more. Manufacturing: Enterprise 5G enables the application of robotics, AI, automation, Industrial IoT, and augmented reality to help businesses improve operational efficiency, reduce costs, transform processes, and implement new business models. Education: 5G will help the sector counter the limitations of legacy networks, boosting the learning experience with high speeds, improved connectivity, and immersiv

5G is transforming the way networks and their applications operate. So, what about WiFi? It will continue to be relevant, playing a strong supporting role in helping operators compete with fixed-line broadband. And this is especially true with the introduction of next-gen WiFi 6, which offers improved speeds and performance.

More operators are implementing 5G globally, and the race is on to drive returns on these investments. 5G undoubtedly unlocks new and unique opportunities for revenue generation. To fully seize this monetization potential, operators need to reimagine their charging infrastructure. The policy control function (PCF) and charging function (CHF) enable operators to accurately charge for all the granular and advanced services they can introduce with next-gen networks. The 5G PCF governs network resources in entirely new ways, across devices, radio, and the core network. The 5G CHF evolves business operations and helps implement innovative service monetization methods. This powerful combination lets operators support advanced 5G use cases. 5G policy control and charging provide a host of advanced features, such as cloud-native and microservices-based open architecture, support for complex B2B2X partnerships and business models, real-time charging capabilities based on different parameters (QoS, access network, SLA), and more. Read the blog post to learn more about the features, capabilities, and business benefits of 5G PCF and CHF: https://bit.ly/3pK8mOC #5G #5Gmonetization #5Gbilling #5Gcharging #telco #saas #paas #iaas #5GUseCases #PCF #CHF

Digital transformation has gained popularity across industries, and the telecom sector is no exception. With the increasing demand for digital services and rising competition, telecom operators must embrace digital excellence in four critical aspects: customer experience (CX), business, operations, and processes. This video explores the crucial aspects operators must excel in to stay ahead of the competition and achieve successful digital transformation. We discuss how deploying a next-gen digital BSS can help operators embrace digital excellence and enhance their customer experience by providing personalized services and leveraging advanced analytics to understand customer needs better. Also, with an advanced Digital BSS platform like Alepo's, operators can excel in the other major aspects of digital transformation, i.e., processes, operations, and business. The digital BSS's fully automated workflows help operators optimize their business processes and drive operational efficiency. From automation to predictive maintenance, digital transformation of processes and business can help streamline operations and reduce costs. Moreover, we highlight the importance of digital transformation in enabling operators to leverage new revenue streams and explore innovative business models. Whether it's through IoT, cloud services, or 5G, digital transformation can help operators identify new opportunities and capture market share. In today's constantly evolving market, digital transformation of CX, processes, business, and operations helps operators achieve agility and flexibility in their dealings, enabling them to respond quickly to changing market demands and customer needs. If you're an operator looking to embrace digital transformation or simply interested in knowing in detail about the key aspects of digital transformation, read our blog: https://bit.ly/3USRLqy

One of the key transformational changes that 5G brings is that it upgrades traditional telecom network infrastructure to Service-Based Architecture (SBA). SBA introduced modularity into the network, enabling swifter and more flexible service development. It enables any third-party application to securely interact with 5G NFs, supporting a host of next-gen use cases.

AAA enables CSPs to control how their subscribers can access and consume data services over WiFi, FTTx, 5G, and other IP-based broadband networks. The ever-increasing demand for improved customer experience places new demands on its functionalities. And AAA plays a crucial role in next-gen networks.

Alepo's modern and advanced AAA server streamlines operations and supports next-gen use cases. It helps service providers control how their subscribers can access and consume IP data services. It monitors, audits, and accounts their actions. It helps optimize resource utilization, ensure a highly available network, and scales to meet dynamically changing demand. With its proven and scalable integration framework, Alepo's AAA infrastructure can be rapidly deployed. It enables operators to support their growing subscriber base and meet ever-increasing demand for data. They can easily create and launch innovative new services, driving revenue and CX. Further, it has flexible and open architecture that easily integrates with third-party and legacy systems. Modern networks have a growing number of connected devices in their networks, a trend that will continue as 5G and the IoT ecosystem permeates. Alepo AAA acts as a bridge between these devices and the network, bolstering security and driving 5G ROI. Alepo's NFV-compliant AAA is also among the few in the market that can be virtualized (vAAA). It can be deployed in any NFVi environment based on ETSI standards. This product brief provides details about its unique features, architecture, and business benefits: https://www.alepo.com/telecom-aaa/