Why automation is fundamental for a digital future

While many lavish greenfield smart city developments have been catching headlines lately, the reality is that most will be brownfield developments, integrated into existing urban spaces. Brian Coombs explores the unique challenges of smartifying our cities. When we

Join us at DTW23 – Ignite in Copenhagen for a unique opportunity to engage with the Cerillion team and discuss the latest trends and challenges for the industry. The event provides us with a unique platform to engage

Why do digital transformation projects fail so often? And how can organisational culture be the key to overcoming common hurdles? Musaddik Ahmed explores three key areas that Cerillion focuses on to implement and deliver successful digital transformation projects.

In the run-up to DTW23 – Ignite, Ariana Lynn, Principal Analyst at The Fast Mode spoke to Dominic Smith, Marketing Director at Cerillion in a brief interview on the company’s participation at the event, as well as Dominic’s

Cerillion returns to Copenhagen for DTW23 – Ignite from the 19th to 21st of September, where we’re delighted to once again be a Silver Partner for this TM Forum event, joining over 3,000 participants from 600+ companies from across the world. TM Forum’s

Cerillion, a leading provider of BSS/OSS-as-a-Service solutions to the telecoms industry, has announced the go-live of its system at Telesur, a leading telecommunications provider in Suriname. In this initial launch, Cerillion implemented its pre-integrated BSS/OSS suite for Telesur’s

5G New Radio promises concrete use cases to realise the full potential of 5G, bringing high-speed, low latency data services to consumers, enterprises and industry. Who is benefitting most from this evolution in the 3GPP standards and what

Despite slowing global population growth in the coming decades, all regions are expected to urbanise further, as more and more of us settle in cities. Current estimates by the United Nations Economic and Social Council say that by

Hi Sean, and welcome to Cerillion! Can you tell me about your experience within the telecoms industry and the key skills and expertise you’re bringing to your new role here? Hi Adam – I’ve been in the telecoms

The high costs and low returns from 5G are seeing telcos pull back on spending on infrastructure and services. How can 5G be brought back from the brink, and can 5G Standalone prevent a cooling of progress? 5G

Cerillion announced that Manx Telecom, the largest telecommunications provider on the Isle of Man, has recently upgraded its Cerillion system to the latest release. As a result of the smooth and successful implementation, Manx Telecom has simplified its

Tensions between telcos and Big Tech companies are reaching fever pitch as CSPs demand fair compensation for their massive investments in infrastructure. We look at what Europe’s telecoms firms are asking for, and why them getting their way

Despite slowing global population growth in the coming decades, all regions are expected to urbanise further, as more and more of us settle in cities. Current estimates by the United Nations Economic and Social Council say that by

Surinamese operator Telesur has gone live with its implementation of Cerillion’s BSS/OSS suite. The first phase of deployment has also seen Cerillion migrate the operator’s legacy prepaid and postpaid systems to the new platform, allowing Telesur to launch

We catch up with Shashank Singh, Cerillion’s Head of Sales in Asia, as he shares the unique challenges and key trends that he’s uncovered in the region’s telecoms sector. Hi Shashank – can you tell me more about

As 2023’s busy summer events calendar continues, how are the major mobile networks coping with the increasing demand for connectivity? Adam Hughes tested the signal at Glastonbury Festival (and Eurovision) – was it Still Standing, or like a

As telcos start rolling out AI and chatbots into their business processes, what jobs will be left once the crest of the automation wave has crashed onto the shores of telecoms? And will the industry be worse off