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🎥 Charlotte Lebrun Singer, Responsable Fidélité chez Picard Surgelés, revient sur le succès de leur campagne "Burn Points", lauréat du prix de la…
🎥 Charlotte Lebrun Singer, Responsable Fidélité chez Picard Surgelés, revient sur le succès de leur campagne "Burn Points", lauréat du prix de la…
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COURIR is one of the most innovative brands we have the privilege to work with 🧡 Yesterday at Mobile Ecosystem Forum Nordics, we shared one of the…
COURIR is one of the most innovative brands we have the privilege to work with 🧡 Yesterday at Mobile Ecosystem Forum Nordics, we shared one of the…
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I’m very excited to finally share that I’ve recently joined as a Senior Operator Relations Manager at Sinch. There are companies you admire long…
I’m very excited to finally share that I’ve recently joined as a Senior Operator Relations Manager at Sinch. There are companies you admire long…
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We officially opened our new office in Lisbon. The whole team came together for the opening moment, led by our CEO Patrick George and followed by…
We officially opened our new office in Lisbon. The whole team came together for the opening moment, led by our CEO Patrick George and followed by…
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Ashish Nanda
The eSIM market is about to split. And most players won’t survive the second half. Here’s why 👇 For the past few years, growth masked weaknesses. When a market is expanding: • Everyone looks successful • Customer acquisition feels easier • Feature wars dominate the narrative But once awareness stabilizes, the rules change. In maturing categories, three things happen: 1️⃣ Price wars intensify 2️⃣ Support gaps become visible 3️⃣ Only operationally strong players retain repeat customers Travel eSIM is quietly entering that phase. The conversation is no longer: “How many countries do you cover?” It’s becoming: “Who will still be reliable when I actually need them?” This is where differentiation shifts from marketing to execution. From features to resilience. From visibility to retention. The next 24 months won’t be about who shouts the loudest. They’ll be about: • sustainable unit economics • embedded distribution • recovery systems that actually work Every fast-growing category eventually tests its foundations. We’re approaching that test. Curious how others see it, Are we still in expansion mode, or already in the sorting phase? #eSIM #Telecom #MarketDynamics #TravelTech #Connectivity #IndustryTrends
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Adrian Robinson
At CES Telecom, we believe the future of network infrastructure isn’t just about deploying the latest technology — it’s about making smarter use of what already exists. Through the circular economy of telecom hardware, we help mobile operators, service providers, and partners extend the lifecycle of critical infrastructure. By sourcing, refurbishing, and redistributing equipment, CES enables our customers to keep networks running efficiently, reduce waste, and lower costs. 🔹 Our Current Inventory Highlights: 📦 Largest Ericsson AXE10 stock in the industry 📡 Substantial quantities of Ericsson RRUs 📡 Large holdings of Huawei RRUs 📡 Significant volumes of Nokia RRUs Whether you’re looking to maintain legacy systems, secure hard-to-find spares, or bridge the gap during vendor swaps, CES Telecom can support your hardware needs quickly and reliably. 👉 If you have any requirements for Ericsson, Huawei, or Nokia network hardware, get in touch with us today — let’s build sustainable networks together.
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Geoff Hollingworth
Voice + IMS in telecom has a been a journey of over 20 years. Now it is a tale of two cities: 1. All subscribers need to get moved if you wish to retire those legacy networks. 2. With AI changing everything, there is a chance to reclaim relevancy in next generation communication services that benefit from telecom, and to telecom. But both cities need to be powered by a system that can scale with crippling appliance type licensing, speed of implementation, lack of automation hiding complexity. If you need a plan for any of the above reach out to David Bachmann and Qawa D. of ng-voice to hear how they can help you. Many others are already doing the same. If you want to find them at MWC 26 look for the "BIG RED BOOTH" ( Rakuten 😊 ) in Hall 2, and they are by the side.