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In this episode, we dive into “The Female Digital Revolution” with author and digital-transformation leader Nimisha Tailor.

We explore her mission behind the book, the role women play in shaping the digital future, and how men can support it. Nimisha breaks down myths, risks, and opportunities for women in tech, from AI bias to the global impact of closing the gender digital divide.

Buy her book:

https://www.amazon.de/Female-Digital-Revolution-Nimisha-Tailor/dp/981514488X

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Igor Skutsenya, Senior Business Development Manager at Lanck Telecom will talk with Erik on AI technologies, real-time alerting and actions in fraud protection.

Today‘s topics covered:

- What are the biggest changes you’ve seen in telecom fraud over the last 5 years and what role has AI started to play in that evolution?

- Are there examples where AI-driven fraud detection has surprised you, maybe catching something a human analyst wouldn’t have?

- When it comes to monetization or ROI, how can fraud management actually become a revenue enabler rather than just a cost center?

- How is the telecom industry preparing for this new ‘AI-versus-AI’ kind of fraud battle?

- If you could redesign telecom fraud protection from scratch using today’s tools, where would you start?

- What’s one myth about telecom fraud or AI that you wish more people understood?

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Nassia Skoulikariti, founder of Apiro Data and creator of TechStage Hub, has 30 years in telecoms, IoT, AI, and emerging tech. She advises leaders on closing execution gaps, driving growth, and turning strategy into measurable impact.

Known as an “organizational cleaner,” she builds systems that diagnose issues, define priorities, and scale results. And together with her we will answer the questions like:

- What are the most common reasons AI pilot projects get stuck and never scale?

- What differentiates companies that successfully move from AI experimentation to full deployment?

- How should companies set realistic expectations for AI outcomes without falling prey to hype or disappointment?

And much more...

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One of our most important episodes. Malkia John, Executive Director at Sauti Salama will give us more insights on:

• Tech for social impact 

• Digital rights and legal protections in Africa

• Responsible AI and data use 

• Challenges and adaptations 

• Stories of impact 

  
  

  Learn more:

  https://sautisalama.org

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Connecting automotive software with the telecom industry is not only relevant but also increasingly strategic. The convergence of automotive and telecom is accelerating with the rise of connected vehicles, 5G, edge computing, and data monetization.

In this episode we were glad to have Uzain Jabbar, Specialist Software Engineer at T-Systems, who explained a bit about cybersecurity risks and how to mitigate them in real-time communication. He also shared how OEMs are rethinking vehicle platforms to support long-term software upgrades, and from his perspective as a young professional, what he fears most in such a dynamic era of digital transformation.

This conversation gave us valuable perspective. We believe Uzain was the first young guest on the CC Podcast, and it felt not only refreshing but also necessary, making us wonder: why don’t we do this more often?

The future is here and it’s happening now.

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In this episode, Simon Woodhead shares almost 30-year evolution of Simwood from pioneering SMS in the '90s to building next-gen global voice infrastructure.

We dive into:

• Why voice ≠ telephony anymore

• The “potato” that’s reshaping global telecom

• How Simwood is helping operators thrive in a post-SBC world

• The real opportunities at the intersection of voice and AI

If you're in telecom, you don’t want to miss this one.

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NetLync is transforming the telecom industry with its cloud-native Entitlements-as-a-Service (ES), enabling wireless carriers to roll out advanced mobile features like eSIM transfer, RCS messaging, and Apple Watch pairing in weeks, not months.

Key benefits:

✅ Faster Deployments – Cut 6–12 month timelines to just weeks using existing carrier resources.

✅ Enhanced Security – High-level encryption (EAP-AKA) and secure device authentication.

✅ Cost-Efficiency – Significant savings with scalable, secure solutions.

✅ RCS & Cross-Platform Messaging – Explosive growth in traffic, bringing iMessage-like experiences to Android and iOS.

As SMS declines and RCS rises, carriers adopting this tech are future-proofing their networks and delivering a superior user experience. The future of telco is cloud-native, secure, and user-first. 

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Subsea connectivity is the silent backbone of our digital world, carrying over 95% of global internet traffic.

As demand for capacity explodes, we face a critical question: are we building enough cables to keep up? Conversation with Shamil Gabitov, Head of Wholesale Business for the Middle East and Africa at China Unicom Europe, offers valuable insights into today’s pressing questions...

Device Entitlements - How It Impacts the Mobile Industry is a special episode dedicated to mobile carriers. Emir Aboulhosn, CEO of NetLync, and Gary Waite, Product Evangelist from NetLync, will discuss why customer experiences vary so much depending on which carrier you sign up with.

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