Show Notes
In this episode, Catherine Hammond, Research Director, and Adaora Okeleke, Principal Analyst, explore how operators can generate new revenue by offering AI services to enterprise customers. They draw on recent research to discuss the most promising AI solutions, opportunities for differentiation and how telecoms operators can compete with hyperscalers and other technology providers. Access the related report: Enterprise AI services: 13 operator case studies and analysisRead the associated articles:Operators’ enterprise AI service portfolios extend far beyond AI infrastructure servicesOperators can generate substantial revenue from AI services even without big investments in infrastructure
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