The systemic telecoms crisis and the importance of fresh new services

Profitable telecoms businesses are starting to cringe, as traditional services are being replaced by other online – conditionally free – communication services. Now, network operators are forced to look for answers to difficult questions. How do we create new revenue streams? How do we work with clients, interact with partners, and develop business?

In the communications industry, things are changing rapidly. Telecommunications are being transformed into ‘infocommunication’ – a new branch of the economy, combining information and telecommunmunications infrastructure. The volume of IP traffic is growing rapidly, and modern services, for which, in fact, the consumer is ready to pay, require broadband access to IP networks – and this is an additional infrastructure development cost.

The future of telecommunications is inextricably linked with the development of services, and operators of fixed and mobile communication networks are guided by solutions through which they can quickly expand the range of services and increase profits. However, the telecommunications industry may face serious challenges in the next few years.ication technologies. As I said before, profitable businesses began to ‘cringe’, and now there is something new, demanded by users and dragging down the revenue of communication operators. As a result of competition between operators and substitution of traditional services, the profitability of the most mass communication services falls on conditionally free.

However, this does not eliminate the need for serious investment in the development of telecommunications infrastructure. The volume of IP traffic is growing rapidly, and modern services, for which, in fact, the consumer is ready to pay, require broadband access to IP networks – and this is an additional infrastructure development cost.

The future of telecommunications is inextricably linked with the development of services, and operators of fixed and mobile communication networks are guided by solutions through which they can quickly expand the range of services and increase profits. However, the telecommunications industry may face serious challenges in the next few years.