Solving the challenges of deployment and management of complex data analytics pipeline
Mobile as a Software
@Booth #2D46
Enabling the transformation to Mobile as a Software
We are moving the center of gravity of telecom from hardware to software. We understand that only by fully embracing the concept of softwarization and disaggregation across the network layers can businesses continue to maximize efficiencies in a disruptive world. The results are clear in terms of agility, cost reduction, and accelerated delivery speed.
27 February – 2 March, 2023
Meet us at Booth #2D46
Overview
Customers face challenges with the deployment, Day 0, and Operations Day 1+2 of complex analytics pipelines in the cloud and on-prem. There is often a significant effort involved in the initial deployment of the Analytics applications as well as managing them post-deployment, causing delays in providing the necessary tools to data scientists in a timely manner.
This talk reviews these changes and proposes a service delivery model, best practices, and enabling technologies including a cloud-native platform from Rakuten Symphony, and a converged infrastructure solution from Dell that can accelerate the delivery of services and reduce the TCO significantly.
Presenters
Experience Mobile as a Software
See how we accelerate business through cloud native development and deployment of new 3GPP features and how we run a full cloud operation with the required resiliency and security.
See our approach to automating all the processes, where to start, what real world outcomes should be expected, and what mistakes to avoid. This is not theory but proven in live operations every day.
Learn the challenges of deploying different application types, what the reality is like versus the hype, and all the best approaches to cloud in telecom from a design, operational and financial perspective.
Understand how we manage a diverse supply chain, reducing cost and time from both site development and base station deployment. See how we remove active cooling to remove energy costs and mechanical failure.
