In this podcast episode, our Chief Revenue Officer, Jonathan Woolf, sits down with Nicky Daniels from Innovation Martlesham to dive into the world of telcos and explore how big data and artificial intelligence are revolutionizing the industry.
As we navigate the increasingly competitive landscape for service providers, we explore how Quad-play service providers, cable operators, MVNOs, and over-the-top service providers are striving to stay ahead. Jonathan shares his insights on how Intent HQ, an AI customer analytics platform, delivers exceptional value to our customers.
Throughout the podcast, Jonathan delves into various topics, including:
Tune in to this episode and learn how you can unlock the power of big data in telecom. Don’t miss out on the valuable insights and expert knowledge shared by Jonathan Woolf, a true pioneer in the industry. Watch the full podcast below.
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