By Tiffany Brown Tiffany Brown Featured in MEF Podcast, Executives at the Edge, discusses Blockchain and how to unchain the blocks to accurate billing and ordering. Unfortunately, that’s not the way ordering has ever worked in telecom. As a result, a staggering 70%+ of telecom invoices contain errors! For

By: Scott Johnson and Tiffany Brown Organizations today have major inefficiencies in their telecom networks.  Understanding what is on the network and how it should be charged is very complex, and as a result, organizations are paying millions of dollars more than they need to on their bills.  There

By Scott Johnson and Tiffany Brown As inflation reaches new heights, the organizational imperative to reduce costs is growing.  With an eye towards the future, forward-thinking executives will go beyond cost-cutting initiatives to rethinking spend. One area ripe for such a strategic approach is telecom. You may already be

The telecommunication industry has faced numerous challenges, such as antiquated back-office systems, time-intensive disputes, accrual mishaps, and revenue blockage. However, there is a solution that can address these issues and help carriers move from a reactive mode to a proactive one: incorporating the functional layers of blockchain architecture. Observations

By April Taylor The telecommunications industry has long been burdened by outdated back-office systems, making it challenging to automate cost reconciliation and financial assurance processes. The outdated systems have led to overlooked claims, time-consuming disputes, accrual mishaps, and revenue blockages. The reactive approach of layering fixes onto existing processes

The early results are in: blockchain is a game-changer for the telecom industry. Early adopters are already realizing positive impacts to their bottom line by leveraging blockchain solutions to streamline operations amongst disparate teams, processes, and systems. Blockchain solutions have the ability to simplify, complex and antiquated business operations, to