ZTE Corporation, the provider of telecommunications, enterprise and consumer technology solutions for the Mobile Internet, partnered with research company IDC to publish a White Paper on the evolution of mobile network infrastructure and transformation in the business models of telecommunications operators.<\/p>\n
The White Paper, entitled \u201cThe Mobile \u2013 Information and Communication (ICT) Era\u201d, observed that operators are migrating to new network architectures with the capabilities to deliver \u201con-demand\u201d services to subscribers as users, devices and data applications become ever-smarter. Convergence between information technology and communications technology, as well as the rise of the Internet of Things, further complicate the business and operational challenges facing operators that are struggling to generate revenue growth from exponential increases in data consumption.<\/p>\n
\u201cMobile network operators continue to wrestle with a host of business, network and technological challenges. 4G and in the future 5G networks bring a promise of new market opportunities, but also the threat of competition and consolidation,\u201d Sathya Atreyam, IDC analyst, wrote in the report.
\nTo help operators manage the transition, solution vendors need to respond more quickly to market changes and develop broader and more integrated products and services combining information technologies and telecommunications technologies.<\/p>\n
ZTE, which sponsored the White Paper, announced in 2014 a new mission to drive innovations in telecommunications, enterprise computing and consumer devices to help customers adapt and thrive in the era of intelligent, always-on connectivity under the company\u2019s M-ICT strategy.
\nUnder the M-ICT strategy, ZTE is integrating its world-class capabilities in telecommunications networks, mobile devices and enterprise computing to drive transformative innovations to help customers navigate the transition to a world of greater technology convergence. Inspired by ZTE\u2019s core values of Cool, Green and Open (CGO), the company is in a strong position to build innovative and powerful integrated solutions to deliver value to customers.<\/p>\n
ZTE was the world\u2019s fastest-growing provider of 4G network solutions in 2014, after doubling its shipments of LTE base stations. With the state-of-the-art visualisation technology, social business, and big data\/analysis tools as the basis of its network architecture, ZTE is committed to become an integrated supplier of information and communication technologies and equipment.<\/p>\n
The White Paper urged operators should work together with vendors to shorten the time to market of new products, mine data sources, and operate the network, to avoid becoming pipe providers. Only with future-proof innovations, differentiated services, and timely decision-making can mobile operators survive and grow in the ICT industry to really embrace the digital era. \t<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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