In a world where enterprises are now their integrated communication (UC) platforms, such as Microsoft teams, on global basis, why are these enterprises that are still purchasing and management of telecom services on country-specific or regional basis?
Certainly all communications will have physical capacity and cost savings for the relevant global management – really ‘integrated’ approach – instead of inconsistent and uneven management of telecom?
The answer lies in inheritance – and in fact the current – business models and chosen strategies of large tailcoses. And the solution is in a new breed of multinational cloud telephony providers.
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Telecom: A fast reorganization industry, post epidemic
The modern telecommunications industry has been restructuring at the speed since the epidemic, as it re -establishes itself to meet the demands of distant and hybrid employees and teams in the modern workplace. The large tailcos may have well led the reorganization dimensions well, but they are more reluctant to the other’s bandwagan, and their broad business models are not simply compatible with the third.
From campus to cloud
To be fair, the first reorganization of the large telcos industry was at the forefront of the first reorganization dimensions – from complex implementation – changes in cloud -based business phone systems. In this shift, telecom essentially became another form of data service distributed on fiber and 4G/5G broadband network that he himself provided. It is fully aligned with their extensive strategies as network operators.
Seriously, users capable of moving services for clouds, are able to make phone calls and receive the internet wherever the Internet is used, he is at work, at work, at home or moving forward. Their phone number one was able to travel with them instead of being bound by a physical desk or location. And, in addition, the enterprises were able to exclude heritage switches and equipment from their offices and sites, freeing the time and cost of support, upgradation and replacement to that tool.
For users and companies equally arguments were adequately strong that 71% of the telecom market had moved to the cloud by 2024.
From standalone to UC-Acified
The second restructuring dimension was adapted to large tailcoses. But, in the end, it was unavoidable due to the customer’s demand. The change included the integration of telephony in comprehensive UC platforms such as Microsoft teams.
Out-off-the-box teams are incredibly rich-Mogasting, channel, meeting, video calls and more-but the telephony is a missing piece that requires specific and additional integration.
More and more companies understand this integration to get a user experience and ‘actually integrated’ communication from the IT management perspective. In addition, it also means that telephony content can be included for rapidly growing agent capabilities such as Copilot in Enterprise AI data.
For UC-Acified teams, this change was not immediately popular with telephony with large telcoses, a significant ratio of value by Microsoft through its cloud phone system functionality by Microsoft.
Microsoft’s ability to mudly masked through license extension impaired impaired profitability effectively for major telcoses. Finally, however, the customer’s demand won and now more than one hundred Telcos Microsoft’s operator connected and joined the bandwagan on direct routing programs.
Geography
But now, a third restructuring dimension is rapidly capturing the multinational enterprise world. Until some time ago, multinational companies are necessarily working with several-often tens-country-specific or regional telco vendors, each with their own contracts, tariff structures, administration portals (if anyone really), with support services and challans.
But why do these multinational companies want to maintain such regional patchwork of Telco vendors when they are now managing teams on a unique, global basis? Not only do they want their telephony to be integrated with their UC platform, but they also want the management of the entire communication stack globally consistent. When you can be just one then why are tenses telco vendors?
Enter a new breed of multinational cloud telephony providers
However, the global service provision is simply not compatible with large tailcoses because now, mainly as broadband providers, their businesses remain physical in nature. Once the buildings for the telecom had copper wires, now there is fiber in buildings for broadband, and the physical natural natural of those ‘last mile’ connection is not favorable for just a global strategy.
This is the defense against large tailcoses combined with the size of the market opportunity in the telephony of the Microsoft teams, and the compelling customer business matters for multinational consolidation of sellers, which have given rise to a new breed of multinational cloud telephony providers.
These multinational cloud telephony provider captures all three industry restructuring dimensions: cloud-based, UC-Employed and multinational service provisions. With a global seller, multinational businesses can avoid working with multiple telcos in various fields, wasted resources and fragmentation, and a global contract, a global tariff and a global management portal of a global management portal.
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