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Seasons Greetings
Seasons Greetings from all of us at Disruptive.Asia. Wishing you all the best for the holiday season and a fabulous 2020. Read more…
Articles by Tony Poulos
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Facial recognition for hotel guests may suffer customer backlash
Singapore hotels can use facial recognition technology to authenticate their guests’ identities, but will their customers be happy with that? Read more…
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5G, olive oil and lead-lined underpants – an interesting mix!
You may be wondering what 5G, olive oil and lead-lined underpants have in common. It all comes together in the city of Kalamata in Greece. Read more…
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How did flight EJU5841 make history yesterday?
I have received the oddest email announcing that easyJet flight EJU5841 took to the skies yesterday morning and made history. Why, I asked. Read more…
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STL brings a new DAWN to next generation OSS/BSS
A technology framework called DAWN helps CSPs in the South-East Asia region tap into the potential of Dev-ops, Analytics, Web-scale and Network software. Read more…
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Why should telecom providers separate CES from BSS?
By separating CES from BSS telecom providers will be able to offer a superior customer experience and stay relevant in their industry. Read more…
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How Switzerland is winning the battle against e-waste
Latest technology and telecommunications news for technology leaders Read more from the source: How Switzerland is winning the battle against e-waste
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The Blue Book OSS/BSS Vendor Directory has gone live!
We’re excited to announce that “The Blue Book OSS/BSS Vendor Directory”, written by our regular contributor, Ryan Jeffery, has officially gone live! Read more…
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Identity verification central to any fintech startup portfolio
We approached one of our regular guest writers, Jonathan Jensen, to find out what role identity verification is playing in the fintech sector in Europe and what role it may play in Asia as deregulation Read more…
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What 30 hours in ‘no man’s land’ taught me about disruption
When getting off an international flight you enter a transit zone, a sort of “no man’s land” where you are virtually stateless, where disruption makes life hell. Read more…