How Telcos can Fully Benefit from IoT Eco-Systems

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As the world is progressing towards an age of development in the Internet of Things (IoT) and other aspects related to it, the concept of the digital consumer is on the rise. Consumers of today want to experience the feasibility that is promised through this method. From experiencing customer support resources that fulfil their needs to having a seamless experience across platforms, consumers really want to experience the full taste of this development in technology. The high expectations of the digital consumer have meant that Telcos now have to understand consumer preferences and give a solution that is aligned with the needs of today’s consumer. Not only is this expected of Telcos operating currently, but they can also increase their revenue streams. 

One way to fulfil the needs of consumers flawlessly is through the use of the IoT and ecosystems. Today, I will talk in depth about how Telcos can use these concepts to their benefit. I recently had the opportunity to join a few other notable names such as Dez Blanchfield, Lillian Pierson and Ruven Cohen on a tour of the Ericsson Studio in Kista, Sweden. At the facility, we had a conversation with Elias Blomqvist, Strategic Product Manager at Ericsson. The conversation with one of the leading members ...


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