Future of Mobile Operators in Telecom

This assignment examines the future of mobile operators within the telecommunication sector. It analyzes the decline experienced by the telecom industry in recent years and highlights how technological advancements, such as the shift from 3G to 4G and the emergence of 5G, are shaping the market. The author discusses the impact of automation and digitalization on telecom operations, including customer service and back-office functions. The assignment concludes by emphasizing the importance of adopting modern technologies for enhancing network performance and providing better quality services to customers.

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The article deals with the future of the mobile operators in the market. The article
explains about the downfall of the telecom sector in recent years. I think that the companies have
invested in the telecom sector for providing services to the customers. The technological
advances in the telecom industry have helped in maintaining the wireless operators in the
market1. The high-density cells of the network simulator have helped in maintaining quality of
the voice and video calls. The network technology has been continuously enhancing with time.
The 3G network has been changed to 4G and 5G is ready to rule the market. I think that
there is a drastic shift with the change in the market for the companies in the telecom industries.
The increase in the efficiency of the machine operators is necessary. This is correct for the
telecom companies as they can provide more quality services than before. On the other hand, I
think that with the use of the machines in the industry, the human work is minimizing, which is
decreasing job opportunity in the companies. Numerous versatile administrators have basic
procedures that are more mind boggling and work serious, and accordingly more expensive, than
they must be. These incorporate managing business accomplices, planning, planning consistence
reports, and other basic capacities2.
According to me, the market of the mobile operators has been properly analyzed through
the article. Thus has been a correct step taken for use of the software for providing better
performance discussed by the author this has been a great move for increasing the number of
customers in the market. I think the use of the latest software has helped in improving the
1 Zhang, Haijun, Na Liu, Xiaoli Chu, Keping Long, Abdol-Hamid Aghvami, and Victor CM Leung. "Network
slicing based 5G and future mobile networks: Mobility, resource management, and challenges." IEEE
Communications Magazine 55, no. 8 (2017): 138-145.
2 Wollschlaeger, Martin, Thilo Sauter, and Juergen Jasperneite. "The future of industrial communication:
Automation networks in the era of the internet of things and industry 4.0." IEEE Industrial Electronics Magazine 11,
no. 1 (2017): 17-27.

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satisfaction level of the customers in the market. Digitalization in the industry have caused a real
impact in it. This is correct, as the self-servicing guide for using the mobile operator have helped
in minimizing the queries of the customers. According to me, automation and simplification of
the back office duty have helped in maintaining the database of the companies including
customer and employee details. Therefore, a systematic approach has been integrated with the
enhancement of the technology in the telecom industry.
Utilizing propelled advancements to oversee remote arranges and digitize portable
operations can powerfully affect a portable administrator's budgetary execution. In spite of the
fact that organizations can execute the progressions specifically, the advantages of a complete,
composed program are more prominent since a large number of these moves strengthen each
other3. The utilization of client information to enhance maintenance focuses to different
conceivable outcomes. As per my views, some telecom organizations and banks have built up
information sharing associations to pick up client bits of knowledge that assistance them. These
permit remote administrators to incorporate the capacities for controlling arranges and to regulate
changes and updates remotely as opposed to in the field4. Another advantages that they let
administrators utilize nonspecific system equipment, which has a tendency to be more practical.
According to me, the use of modern technology in the telecom sector have enhanced the
quality of the mobile operators in the world. The adjustment of the wired network to the wireless
network concept has helped in enhancing the quality of the voice calls and video calls for the
customers.
3 Coccia, Mario. "The source and nature of general purpose technologies for supporting next K-waves: Global
leadership and the case study of the US Navy's Mobile User Objective System." Technological Forecasting and
Social Change 116 (2017): 331-339.
4 Kani, Jun-ichi, Jun Terada, Ken-Ichi Suzuki, and Akihiro Otaka. "Solutions for future mobile fronthaul and access-
network convergence." Journal of Lightwave Technology 35, no. 3 (2017): 527-534.

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References
Coccia, Mario. "The source and nature of general purpose technologies for supporting next K-
waves: Global leadership and the case study of the US Navy's Mobile User Objective System."
Technological Forecasting and Social Change 116 (2017): 331-339.
Kani, Jun-ichi, Jun Terada, Ken-Ichi Suzuki, and Akihiro Otaka. "Solutions for future mobile
fronthaul and access-network convergence." Journal of Lightwave Technology 35, no. 3 (2017):
527-534.
Wollschlaeger, Martin, Thilo Sauter, and Juergen Jasperneite. "The future of industrial
communication: Automation networks in the era of the internet of things and industry 4.0." IEEE
Industrial Electronics Magazine 11, no. 1 (2017): 17-27.
Zhang, Haijun, Na Liu, Xiaoli Chu, Keping Long, Abdol-Hamid Aghvami, and Victor CM
Leung. "Network slicing based 5G and future mobile networks: Mobility, resource management,
and challenges." IEEE Communications Magazine 55, no. 8 (2017): 138-145.