Perspectives in Mobile

The last series of Managing Change in The Digital Era supported by netnumber, is finally here with the VP of Data Solutions and Product Marketing at netnumber, Bradley Greer. Emphasizes the power of data as an identifier in the digital world. He discusses the emerging trends in data solutions, the incorporation of AI and machine learning and the risks associated with fraud in the digital landscape.

The series of Managing Change in The Digital Era sponsored by netnumber is ready with the new episode! Management change and digitalization are probably the main challenge for business in our time. Trasforming industries, markets and customer experience is the mission of Dassault Systems and its 3D Experience Platform. In a chat with Dassault Systemes EMEA Executive Vice President Olivier Ribet, we discovered how change can improve products, boost efficiency and reduce costs. Olivier is a strategic thinker in digital and business transformation.

In the series Managing Change in Digital Era supported by netnumber, we have Kamales Lardi, a strategic thinker in digital and business transformation, discusses the challenges and opportunities of digitalization and the human side of digital transformation. She envisions a future where technology and people converge, with technology being used to optimize the human experience. The main risk for businesses in times of rapid change is the failure to adapt to disruptive technologies and the inability to keep up with the competitive landscape. Digital transformation is not just about implementing technology, but also about transforming the entire business ecosystem. AI can be used to create a strategic advantage by hyper-personalizing customer experiences and improving operational excellence. However, ethical considerations and biases in AI systems need to be addressed. To thrive in an era of disruption, businesses should keep up with trends, think outside the box, and challenge assumptions through opposites thinking.

In the series Managing Change in The Digital Era supported by netnumber, Greg Verdino, an expert on digital transformation, as a Principal Analyst & Founder of CognitivePath, discusses the challenges and opportunities businesses face in a rapidly changing world. He emphasizes the importance of adaptability and risk tolerance in navigating the future. Verdino also highlights the need for organizations to focus on human transformation alongside digital transformation. He explores the role of AI in creating a strategic advantage and emphasizes the importance of anticipating change. He also discusses the blurring boundaries between humanity and technology and the evolving expectations of customers. Finally, he offers advice on thriving in an era of consistent disruption.

In this episode, Craig Dowden discusses the qualities of a great leader and the shift in leadership style over the years, the second episode of Managing Change in The Digital Era, supported by Netnumber. He emphasizes the importance of self-awareness and the need for leaders to lead from within. Craig shares positive examples of leadership and highlights the power of authenticity and transparency. He also discusses the importance of bridging the gap between science and leadership and the role of curiosity in personal growth. The episode concludes with micro suggestions for becoming a positive leader.

This is the first episode of our Managing Change in the Digital Era series, sponsored by Netnumber. We look at how this dynamic industry has to learn to cope with new management styles, culture, technology and digitalisation. In this episode, Dario Betti interviews Steve Legge, the CEO of NetNumber, about the importance of change in the history of the company. They discuss how NetNumber went through a major revolution by splitting into two companies, the role of people in driving change, and the core values that guide NetNumber's approach to change management. They also touch on Steve's career trajectory, his experience in the telecom and broadcasting industries, and his perspective on the future of mobile intelligence. Overall, the conversation highlights the need for continuous adaptation and preparation in an industry that is constantly evolving.

Hugo Marçal, Wholesale Business Unit Director at Go4Mobility, discusses the business messaging market and the opportunities for growth. He highlights that the A2P messaging market is far from reaching maturity and there are plenty of options to explore and expand the business. Go4Mobility provides interconnections between mobile operators and other aggregators for SMS and voice traffic. They also have a separate brand called Sendit that offers multi-channel marketing solutions to brands. Hugo mentions that in Portugal, SMS is still a key communication channel, especially for sensitive use cases like two-factor authentication in the banking and government sectors. He also talks about Go4Mobility's expansion into Portuguese-speaking African countries and the importance of providing reliable and high-quality traffic in those markets. Hugo emphasizes the need to protect against spam and fraud in the industry and the importance of building trust with customers. He advises newcomers to the business messaging industry to have a good understanding of technology and to develop strong relationship-building skills.

In this episode, Riccardo Amati interviews Hugues Foulon, the CEO of Orange Cyber Defense, about the importance of cybersecurity in the digital revolution. They discuss the increasing risks of cyber attacks and the need for better awareness and protection. They also touch on the impact of artificial intelligence on both attacks and defense, the role of regulations in cybersecurity, the shortage of skilled professionals in the industry, and the interaction between Orange Cyber Defense and the Orange Group. The main challenges for cybersecurity are identified as protecting against attacks and building resilience. In the future, there will likely be more regulations and rules to ensure a sustainable and secure digital world.

In this episode of Perspective, Dario Betti interviews John Wilkinson, the CEO of TMT ID, a company specializing in mobile identity services. They discuss the recent rebranding of TMT ID and the company's focus on providing identity layer products for telecommunications and internet infrastructure. John explains the importance of identity verification in various industries, such as gaming, gambling, and adult services, and how mobile data can be used to protect users and prevent fraud. He also discusses the future of mobile identity services and the potential economic impact of these services. Wilkinson shares insights from his experience in the industry and offers advice for those interested in working in the mobile identity space.

In this episode, Reverend Andrea Ciucci discusses the ethical implications of artificial intelligence (AI) and the need for rules and principles in AI development. He evaluates the European legislation on AI and highlights the importance of an anthropological framework in guiding technological advancements. The Vatican's guidelines on AI ethics, known as the Rome Code for Ethics, are also discussed. Reverend Ciucci emphasizes the need to protect human dignity and ensure that AI technologies are used to promote human life and society. The conversation touches on topics such as the pace of AI development, the impact on free will and freedom, and the role of education in AI. The episode concludes with a reflection on the future of humanity and the importance of audacity and mercy in shaping it.