US Networks Seek Over $5bn to Rip and Replace Chinese Tech
The US government has promised to compensate networks for removing Huawei and ZTE equipment.
How Can You Ensure Banned Network Equipment Is Destroyed?
US logistics business Teltech Group wants to help small telcos track and destroy their Huawei and ZTE gear.
Assured Revenues and Robust Supply Chains
An interruption to the supply chain can also cause an interruption to revenues, both in telecoms and other sectors.
Leakage Coverage Survey Results Are Roadmap from Revenue Assurance to Business Assurance
No telco claimed to have complete visibility across all 25 categories of potential leakage.
Honeypot Fake Infrastructure Catches Insider Fraud
If we use honeypots to lure and identify criminals working outside of telcos, why not use the same method to catch insiders?
A Business That Does Not Know Where Things Are
Common sense tells us it is wasteful to own things but not know where they are, or how they are being used.
Getting Closer to a Reliable Fixed Asset Register
The record of the telco’s network assets may not match the reality. This leads to lots of avoidable costs.
The Legacy Network Is Forgotten, Not Dead
Your telco may be wasting energy, space and money by allowing old network assets to “rust-in-place” when they should be sold or used as spares.
Subex Asset Assurance Wins Award
The Indian vendor’s network expenditure product, ROC Asset Assurance, triumphed in the ‘advances in OSS/BSS’ category at Telecoms.com Awards 2015.
Network Asset Assurance Panel Discussion
Watch a video of the network asset assurance panel held during the Subex 2013 User Conference.