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Cloudy With a (Definite) Chance of TelecomIt's no surprise that the cloud has taken over just about every industry and completely disrupted the way people and organizations do business. The telecom industry especially is in the midst of making a major move to the cloud in hopes of taking advantage of the serious benefits that it provides. Salesforce.com Inc. , for example, has notably positioned itself as one of the go-to cloud platforms for telco companies looking to enhance their legacy infrastructures and provide better experiences to employees and customers. Telecom customers looking to take advantage of Salesforce unlock a host of additional add-on products from the Salesforce AppExchange that can help solve a number of business challenges. However, in the haste to digitalize their business, introduce new avenues to better service and access all that the cloud provides, communication service providers (CSPs) can forget to strategically and thoughtfully implement cloud technology and cloud computing applications. Before jumping headfirst into the thoroughly promising and equally complex world of the cloud, telecom operators should consider some best practices prior to implementing a full-scale cloud infrastructure.
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Telco gets cloudy
Cloud ROI
A cloud-enabled future Even as subscribers and consumers continue to "cut the cord," it's a simple fact that these services will always require some level of infrastructure from telecom providers. By adopting new platforms, telecom providers can reduce costs and better position themselves to provide the service and technology that subscribers expect. |
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