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When the news broke that Microsoft is spending $26 billion on business social networking site LinkedIn, a lot of people wondered why and what now? It's a bit understandable that some investors might be wary. It's only been a year since Microsoft's dud acquisition of Nokia, which led to a $7.6 billion write-down.
The robocall-that menace that strikes at almost any time of the day or night with no human intelligence behind it to tell to go away-is hitting United States phone lines in ever-increasing numbers. The word from YouMail's National Robocall Index proves just how far this particular problem goes, as American phones were hit with what estimates called 2.49 billion calls just in May alone.
The need to satisfy the exponential growth of mobile data traffic has led mobile operators worldwide to become more aggressive in purchasing radio spectrum. Even then, that's not enough. Therefore, optimizing the usage of radio spectrum has become the primary goal for mobile operators. Having a scalable and simplified network strategy in place is important to deliver the best Quality of Service (QoS) at the lowest Total Cost of Ownership (TCO).
Study finds that instead of a big bang approach operators are looking to smaller projects that slowly fill BSS/OSS gaps.
While digital messaging media have been a boon to humanity in general - from personal communications to customer support - it's also important to recognize that these channels have sometimes been abused, particularly when it comes to kids on social media. It's easy to send a threatening, bullying or terrifying message in a relatively anonymous format, and while it only takes a second for a perpetrator to hit send, the ramifications on the recipient can last a long time.
Network Elements (NE) and Session Border Controllers (SBC) unchained from their native home ATCA Hardware are facilitating moves to the Cloud.
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