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Tout le monde propose sa propre version du forfait 5G, avec ou sans engagement, avec des grosses enveloppes data ou à des prix très bas. Nous avons fait le tour complet des offres 5G chez les MVNOs, ces opérateurs disponibles en exclusivité sur le web, et nous avons sélectionné cinq offres sans engagement. Avec des prix qui commencent à 9,49€, ces promos s'adressent aussi aux petits budgets mais aussi aux gros consommateurs de data. Découvrez vite le forfait 5G sans engagement qui est fait pour vous !

L'heure est aux économies, et il existe des solutions pour diminuer l'impact financier de notre "vie connectée". Mais avec Prixtel, on va plus loin, et on réfléchit aussi à baisser son empreinte carbone. Présentation du forfait Oxygène à moins de 7€ : pratique, pas cher, et non-polluant, bref, l'un des meilleurs forfaits de ce début mars.

C’est nouveau pour les clients mobile Adista. L’affichage de l’empreinte carbone est désormais disponible pour l’offre SIMbioz. SIMbioz est une offre de cartes SIM pour smartphones gérée par un portail permettant de choisir parmi les 3 opérateurs, sans engagement, d’accéder à Internet ou au VPN MPLS et de téléphoner ou d’unifier son smartphone à la solution CTX. SIMbioz met à la portée de toutes les entreprises des ressources de connectivité sur technologie LTE et une téléphonie convergente fixe et mobile. Il s’agit de la 1ère offre Adista à bénéficier de cet affichage. Interview croisée avec les membres de l’équipe projet pour comprendre les raisons de cet affichage et ce qu’il va changer pour les clients.

Digital native business customers demand more from their service providers – and are using experiences from other domains to challenge legacy approaches. MNOs need to shift to full digital onboarding for comms services – and some B2B MVNOs are showing how this can be achieved.

The consumers who shopped for anything from groceries to sporting goods to cars in December of 2019 are completely different from the ones who shop today. Not only have they been stung by an unprecedented pandemic and consequential lockdown, they've been made aware of – and have started using – different ways to conduct their shopping journeys, pay for their goods and even take possession of them.

This gives customers of those MVNOs the option to access a new mobile phone number in just minutes compared to days. It's all possible thanks to QR code technology that will let postpaid and prepaid customers access both Optus's 4G and 5G networks.

MVNOs continue to work towards providing faster speeds as more and more MNOs unleash their 5G networks. Their place in the market is still not as widespread as major carriers, but with capabilities and coverage rising, MVNOs fill important gaps within the wireless landscape. It remains to be seen how 5G will continue to push innovative telecom companies, but with its ability to streamline wireless communications, the MVNO-space within 5G is an interesting one to watch.

Dell Technologies and Samsung are collaborating to solve Open RAN challenges and support seamless multi-vendor solution integration. Samsung will work alongside Dell to integrate Samsung’s virtualized centralized unit (vCU) and distributed unit (vDU) software with Dell Poweredge XR8000 and XR5610 servers, which are purpose-built for RAN environments and provide the performance and power consumption characteristics required in RAN deployments.

Communications service providers (CSPs) / Mobile Network Operators (MNOs) face several daunting challenges, from managing multiple networks to meeting sky-high customer expectations. They also face undeniable pressure to lower TCO and increase ROI, even as data continues to explode and mobile usage skyrockets. In addition, the convergence of 5G and Cloud is creating the perfect context for extreme market disruption, and CSPs/MNOs who don't quickly figure out how to take advantage of this convergence could find themselves left in the dust by current or brand-new competitors offering game-changing services.

Much of the attention on this new class of MVNO has been focused on whether there is a specific 5G MVNO ‘killer app’. The simple answer is no. It’s not one app, but rather a brand-new network, backed by exciting new capabilities—in the words of Adapt IT’s Steven Sutherland, “an agile, purpose-built network tailored to the different needs of citizens and the economies that they function in”2, which will support a much, much broader range of MVNO possibilities than ever before.

Même si les réseaux télécoms représentent (seulement) 0,4% de l'empreinte carbone totale et 5% de l'empreinte carbone numérique en France, les opérateurs adoptent de plus en plus une démarche écoresponsable. Certains proposent même des forfaits écologiques.

Avec Source, vos gigas non consommés se transforment en goutte. En effet, 1 Go économisé correspond à 20 gouttes créditées sur votre compte. Vous choisissez l’organisme ou l’association de votre choix pour les verser à tout moment. Cette opération se fait via Lilo partenaire de Source.

COVID-19 has heightened consumer expectations. Where data usage has skyrocketed, end users now demand seamless digital experiences that truly address their needs, including more diverse, differentiated, and value-added services. MVNOs are uniquely placed to cater to this emerging set of mobile behaviours and values, owing to their ability to adapt and pivot their service offerings at speed to fulfil new demands.

Consumers want to feel seen and respected as individuals. The right communications technology gives you a wide platform to show them you care. When engaging, the first step is demonstrating your company’s trustworthiness. You can bring ease to this process by practicing the 3 E’s: Establish values, ensure privacy, and enable custom experiences.

The eSIM Platform showcased by JSC Ingenium allows operators to offer their subscribers a complete and secure solution that is quick and easy to integrate with their customers’ business systems. It has been designed to make the service set-up as easy as possible for the operator, and also to improve subscribers’ digital experience.

Mobile Operators, MNVOs and eSIM providers are moving to Digital First Selling as the next step in their market development. Digital First Selling means that the full customer sales cycle is an entirely digital experience for the customer. The Telco industry is following the lead of the Financial Industry in this area. Already, Digital Banks such as Revolut and N26, who have pioneered the Customer Digital First Selling channel for many years have been very successful at proving a scalable and frictionless channel building new businesses with millions of new customers.

Network hub technologies, business systems and monitoring and operation tools of Virtual Mobile Operators as well as convergent Fiber-Mobile

Telcos have been disaggregating their hardware from their software for several years now in an effort to get away from proprietary “God boxes” from vendors such as Ericsson and Nokia. And Dell has been very happy to supply its off-the-shelf servers to these operators, who can then run a variety of software from different vendors on those servers. So, it seemed a little counterintuitive this week when Dell announced a partnership with Wind River, indicating that the vendor’s software would come pre-loaded on Dell hardware for open RAN.