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The mobile network standards for eSIM cards in the IoT domain have long lagged behind the actual capabilities of the technology. This state of affairs is finally changing with the new standard being released. Find out what it means for telcos.

Rising customer demand and high energy prices prompt constant changes in telecom standards. Learn what companies can do to achieve a balance between improving service quality and reducing costs through optimized power consumption.

Creating a fully space-based network infrastructure is no longer for the future. Discover what non-terrestrial networks are and how they will influence the industry in the upcoming years.

How can you reach out all types of customers? The blurring line between the B2B and B2C markets can be a challenge for modern telecoms. Discover our three ideas for responding to that issue. Read the article about addressing the needs of B2B and B2C customers.

Learn more about taking advantage of AI in the process of decision-making. Let’s dig into the world of systems that can be used in the processes of decision support, decision augmentation, and decision automation.

Make 2023 the year of green power in your telecom business. Comarch’s expert predicts that the role of sustainability reporting is growing. How can you take advantage of this in the daily operations of your company? Read our new article.

Creating new services in telecoms can be a tough challenge. Learn Comarch’s way of managing and expanding your product and service portfolio with the powerful resource catalogs and the building block concept for creating and implementing new offers.

We’ve seen huge growth in the popularity and use of embedded SIMs (eSIMs) recently, and that trend is expected to accelerate in the near future – which is good news for telcos as well as their enterprise and retail customers.

Telcos are looking to the enterprise sector as they seek to gain a return on their 5G network investments. That’s not because the B2C sector is no longer relevant – far from it – but because B2B partnerships offer far more lucrative opportunities, and will continue to do so for the foreseeable future.