Just as network providers added services to connectivity, competitors are seeing connectivity as the “value-added service” for their products. Network providers need to reassess their growth strategy, and one way is through partnerships.
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Report / 06 Apr 2021 / Adeline Phua
Just as network providers added services to connectivity, competitors are seeing connectivity as the “value-added service” for their products. Network providers need to reassess their growth strategy, and one way is through partnerships.
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Adeline Phua
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Adeline Phua is a principal analyst at Omdia, focusing on the enterprise networking market. She looks beyond the numbers to find business and tech insights on what is driving change in the enterprise network market. Adeline is based in Singapore.
Prior to taking up this role, Adeline led research around network transformation for service providers and enterprises at Omdia.
She also had 10 years of experience at IDC covering the service provider and enterprise networking market in Asia Pacific. She took a short break from the analyst world to join the Ministry of Communication and Information, overlooking ICT sector research before coming back Omdia.
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