Telecoms IT is key to communications service provider transformation. This report explores the key telecoms IT trends anticipated in 2022.
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2022 Trends to Watch: Service Provider Operations and IT
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Kris Szaniawski
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Kris focuses on a wide range of software and network evolution topics that include telco IT and operations, telco AI and analytics, mobile networks, network APIs, and digital transformation. His areas of expertise include telecoms ecosystems, operations and business support systems, network evolution and automation, and the shift to the cloud.
He helps telecom vendors and operators understand technology trends and supports their business strategies, working with top-tier companies such as Ericsson, Google Cloud, Huawei, and Nokia. He regularly supports industry events and is a judge on various awards panels, including GSMA’s GLOMO awards. With over 25 years’ experience in the industry, Kris has also worked for Ovum, Informa Telecoms and Media, Financial Times Group, and Jane’s Information Group..
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James Crawshaw
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James leads Omdia’s service provider transformation team, which covers telco IT (operations support systems, business support systems, and analytics) and telco cloud & automation (software-defined networking, network function virtualization, etc.). James’ own research focuses on operations support systems, including service assurance, orchestration, order management, inventory management, network security, self-organizing networks, and radio access network intelligent control.
Before joining Omdia, James led Heavy Reading’s communications service provider IT & automation research service. James holds a Bachelor of Science and Master of Engineering in electrical and mechanical engineering from the University of Manchester, England. Earlier in his career, while working as a financial analyst, James passed the three exams required to obtain the Chartered Financial Analyst qualification. In addition, James has a Master of Science in electronic engineering from the University of Surrey, England.
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