5G – and 5 other good reasons for smarter network management
Intelligent Decisioning can help telcos adapt to disruption, meet new demands and plan for the future.
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Matthieu JoostenRSS
After finishing my PhD in comms sciences at City University London I worked as a strategy consultant, wholesale director and later as an IT director at a European telecom operator. Advised operators in the US, Middle East and Europe on their B2B, wholesale and digital strategies before joining SAS being the global industry leader for telecom and media industries.
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