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What happens in LA stays in LA? Not really! MEF19 Recap
MEF19 is now history, but since our memory is still fresh, let's review the highlights of this year's edition. We are very pleased we were able to attend another MEF event as it's one of the most prominent conferences in the telecom industry. This year we had a lot on...
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Dynamic Connectivity and Commerce Enabled by MEF 3.0 and Blockchain
Overview This Proof of Concept (PoC) demonstrated the combined use of MEF LSO Sonata standardized API's and Distributed Ledger Technology (DLT) /Blockchain to automate the end-to-end Quote to Cash process for multi-carrier On-Demand Connectivity services. The PoC is a...
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Fast track – From Sonata API definition to running code
→ Join Amartus at the MEF19 event, Los Angeles 18-20th November 2019 | Booth 514 Fast track – From Sonata API definition to running code by Bartosz Michalik, Principal Architect at Amartus Intro As you might (or might not) have heard, MEF has released a...
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What Do 5G and Blockchain Have to Do With Intercarrier Services?
They say that too many cooks spoil the soup. That may be true when it comes to cooking, but when 11 global service providers and 6 technology leaders come to grips with 5G, blockchain, and network service automation, the outcome is an award for Outstanding Catalyst...
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TMF Catalyst Skynet Facilitates the Future of Telemedicine with Blockchain
International remote surgery or remote medical consultations are a part of telemedicine that has long intrigued medical professionals. While conceptually easy to grasp, the actual implementation of international telemedicine has faced several challenges, not least of which is how to set up the network connections between medical facilities in each country.
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Will Blockchain Become a Stepping-Stone For Service Providers?
The market size of blockchain in telecom this year has reached $46.6 million, and that number is projected to grow to $993.8 million by 2023. Communications service providers who wish to remain competitive, stay relevant to their customers, and come first to market...
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