Unlocking Value with Location Intelligence
Combining mapping and geospatial data with customer demographics and preferences can help companies optimize pricing, products, and service delivery.
Combining mapping and geospatial data with customer demographics and preferences can help companies optimize pricing, products, and service delivery.
The semiconductor industry needs targeted policies that boost resilience and expand open trade while balancing national security issues.
This four-step approach helps tech companies create competitive advantage at a time when the industry is facing challenges on many fronts.
After a challenging year for tech vendors, our latest survey reveals a shift toward pre-pandemic IT budgets and priorities—even in some hard-hit industries.
Young, tech-enabled companies have done remarkably well during the COVID-19 period, offering crucial lessons about the value of creativity, agility, and discipline.
The Next Generation of Innovation in Emerging Markets
Can homegrown players marshal their own considerable strengths to attract substantial shares of local viewers?
The media business operates very differently than it did even a decade ago. Companies need to rethink their operating models and budgeting processes.
Consumer exhaustion and rising costs point to the possibility of trouble in TV paradise.
Streaming services have thrived with consumers under lockdowns. What happens when things open up?
Internet service providers are partnering with states, municipalities, school districts, community nonprofits, and philanthropies to lead digital inclusion initiatives. This report identifies the solutions and best practices.
Innovation requires a new paradigm rooted in European cooperation, not in regulation that struggles to keep pace with the evolving marketplace.
Carriers must decide which services to offer and who the best partners will be to get their efforts up and running.
Telecom companies have ensured robust connectivity during COVID-19, helping keep economies and society resilient. Now they have a chance to expand their role—and impact—even further.
To survive, and thrive, in the new reality, telecom companies must put artificial intelligence at the heart of their digital transformations.
Roughly 23 million Americans lack high-speed internet service. Using a mix of technologies, operators could connect them for far less than the cost of any individual technology—increasing access to education and health care and boosting economic growth into in the bargain.
Companies that make the tough choices and establish truly digital ways of working will position themselves to move forward as speedier, nimbler, and more efficient organizations.
Amid rising discontent, Purpose 2.0 can help tech companies rediscover their footing, regain public confidence, and reinvigorate their performance.
The mobile networks could add as much as $1.7 trillion to the economy through 2030, with benefits spread broadly across industries and regions.
With so much at stake, why do so many companies fail?
Making high-speed internet access available to those who lack it—in both developing and developed nations—is a critical task for the global community.
Meet some of our global and regional TMT leaders