The FreeMove Alliance: exploring the trends dominating RFPs in 2022
A Knowledge Network Article by the FreeMove Alliance
Monday 28 March 22
The world we are living is becoming increasingly connected, driven by the latest advances within the global telecommunications sphere. This connectivity is opening up new and ground-breaking opportunities for mobile networking and 5G.
Recent improvements in bandwidth and transmission rates have increased both the volume of information that it is practical to share and the speed with which it can be shared.
The FreeMove Alliance expects four main trends to become crucial for telecommunications operators around the world in 2022. Companies will naturally be demanding innovative solutions and technologies in order to leverage opportunities that will expand their market reach and profitability. Moreover, in a post-pandemic world, companies will need to virtualise their workplaces…
The world we are living is becoming increasingly connected, driven by the latest advances within the global telecommunications sphere. This connectivity is opening up new and ground-breaking opportunities for mobile networking and 5G.
Recent improvements in bandwidth and transmission rates have increased both the volume of information that it is practical to share and the speed with which it can be shared.
The FreeMove Alliance expects four main trends to become crucial for telecommunications operators around the world in 2022. Companies will naturally be demanding innovative solutions and technologies in order to leverage opportunities that will expand their market reach and profitability. Moreover, in a post-pandemic world, companies will need to virtualise their workplaces…
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