Next Wave of Telco´s Innovation

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• Pablo Rodriguez, Telefonica
• Friday 16 November 2012, 13:00-14:00
• Large lecture theatre, Microsoft Research Ltd, 7 J J Thomson Avenue (Off Madingley Road), Cambridge.

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Exponential data growth and slowly growing revenues are carrier´s dilemmas today. To meet such a challenge, it is the time for Telcos to focus on innovation. While the early stage of Telco innovations focused around their core technologies and business around voice and data, the next decade looks very different.

In this talk I will discuss some of the areas of research and innovation that are driving this change. A few example of those are network economics, privacy, trust and reputation, or disrupting the mobile device market. However, the real breakthrough innovations may come from more adjacent and far fetched multidisciplinary areas including psychology, vanguard cooking, or the science of soccer playing.

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