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In December, I read (and participated in) many articles predicting telecom trends for 2010. These stories got me thinking: what's ahead?
Years ago, the Internet enabled transactions anywhere, anytime. Now consumers expect more—they want transactions anywhere, anytime, over any device. And they want it to work reliably and quickly.
Going wireless has changed the way we live and work. Now, it can help us save the planet.
I recently wrote an article for the China Communications World Weekly specifically in the area of Packet Transport Network, or commonly called PTN in China. The objective of this new network technology categorization – PTN, in China is to prepare the industry for the next big wave of telecom infrastructure work – replacing gigantic national SDH networks.
I sat on a great speaking panel at Mobile World Congress in Barcelona on mobile money. It was very well attended (well over 250 people) and had a lot of interest. The message from the presenters was that mCommerce is clearly coming on a global scale as soon as more NFC (Near Field Communications) handsets and PoS (Point of Sale) terminals come available. However, lots of interesting things are happening.
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