Convergence is even reflected in the language we use – communications, connections, networks. Basically, everything we do in communications is about bringing things together, be it people, systems, or technologies. So, we decided to take a fresh new look at convergence, sponsoring the Art of Convergence contest for young designers interpret the concept in a work of art.
What does convergence in communications mean? What does it include? How has it changed they way we live, and what will the future look like? You’re invited to come discuss on Wednesday, March 28 at 2pm GMT, 10am Eastern (find your timezone). Everyone is welcome to join!
Looking forward to tomorrow’s tweetchat with Nokia Siemens Networks and Telesperience on the topic of the network experience, and how critical it is (or isn’t) to the overall customer experience. Joining from the Amdocs side will be two of our OSS experts, David Chambers on the early chat, and Guy Maidan on the later one.
Last Wednesday’s tweetchat on multichannel selling was great – we had 14 participants during the chat, and the 340 tweets reached over 70,000 twitter followers – pretty impressive! Those surveyed rated the chat 3.8 out 5, citing good, well-steered discussion, overwhelming participation, and the interactive experience as reasons they enjoyed the chat.
That’s right, it’s time for another communications industry tweetchat! Come one, come all, anyone who is interested in multichannel selling…
We’ll get together next Wednesday for one hour of open, informal discussion about multichannel selling and what the issues—and solutions—are from both the customer point of view, and for the service provider. Leading the chat will be Yossi [...]
Thanks to everyone who joined our first #doxchat tweetchat on capacity crunch, it was great! 39 people from across the industry participated, including analysts, OSS experts, journalists, tech PR reps, vendors, and service providers. The chat was co-led by Amdocs OSS expert David Chambers and Telesperience analyst Teresa Cottam.
After introductions, we talked about what capacity crunch is really [...]
Ok, full disclosure. I am, for lack of a better term, a Mobile World Congress virgin (so be gentle). MWC2011 is my first time at the show so I went in to it a little nervous; didn’t know what to expect. But I promised myself, and my boss, I’d sit down and commit my thoughts [...]
Event hashtags on Twitter are great. They make it easy for everyone at the event to see what everyone else there is talking about. Right? Sure, theoretically. But not if you have more than one event hashtag floating around.
If you’re attending Mobile Asia Congress this week, you might want to know which hashtag to use. I [...]
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