Telcos Should Be Paid to Censor
Recent events in India reiterate how politicians shift government burdens to privately-owned telcos. To manage risk, telcos must resist the ill-defined transfer of government obligations.
The Threat to IoT Healthcare
We have been promised a revolution in healthcare thanks to the Internet of Things. However, healthcare execs are admitting that security around the IoT is simply not good enough.
Heavyweight Speakers for Subex User Event
It will be my honour to introduce a strong line-up of guest speakers at the Subex User Conference, to be held in Prague this October.
EU May End Geo-Blocking by Extending Satellite and Cable Rules to Internet
The EU Commission has a cunning plan to force all copyrighted online content to be made available in every EU country.
OTT Provider Admits It Is a ‘Threat’ to Operators
Martin Nygate, CEO of Nanu, has a refreshingly straightforward analysis of why OTT providers and network operators need to cut win-win deals.
Real-Time Functionality Gives Pricing Flexibility
Real-time responsiveness allows operators to proactively engage customers, but also demands a change in corporate culture.
Separating Fraudsters from Consumers
Matt Ehrlich of Experian explains how they use Big Data and device intelligence to find the criminals hiding amidst the customers of communications services.
Subex Launch New Awards for Telcos
Subex is sponsoring two new awards that will recognize telcos and individuals who excel at risk management and assurance. Nominations are open until September 15th.
Connectivity and Human Rights
Mark Zuckerberg has argued that connectivity should be treated as a human right. But what might be the legal basis for enforcing that right?
Asking the Right Questions about Fraud
Einstein believed we must choose the right questions, to reach the most important answers. Here are 50 questions that everyone needs to ask about the way they manage fraud.