Next-generation digital experiences for Telecommunications & UC

Joined April 2021
New services shouldn't wait months on OSS/BSS backlogs and vendor-specific integrations. ORA adds a service control layer between business systems and the network. 📩 Download the ORA whitepaper: netaxis.be/solutions/ora-tel… #Telecoms #ORA #NetworkAutomation
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Where Netaxis ORA sits in the stack, in one view. Business systems send intent down, the network sends execution feedback back up, and ORA governs everything in between. No platform replacement required. Explore ORA: netaxis.be/solutions/ora-tel… #Telecoms #ORA #ServiceControl
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Introducing ORA from Netaxis: a telecoms service control platform that turns business intent into governed network execution. ⚡
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Orchestrate across SBC, IMS, UC and number platforms. Route with central, telecoms-aware policy. Automate with reusable service models and full audit evidence. No platform replacement required. netaxis.be/solutions/ora-tel… #Telecoms #ORA #NetworkAutomation
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Dstny for Service Providers moved session border control to Netaxis SBCaaS, with SRE routing. The result: pay-as-you-grow scaling, trunk provisioning in minutes and no in-house SBC overhead. Full case study: netaxis.be/2024/12/11/dstny-… #Telecoms #SBCaaS #CloudVoice
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Real-time language translation inside a standard mobile call? 🤔 That's what a recent Vodafone and Ericsson trial demonstrated, running natively in the network rather than on the device.
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The interesting bit is the architecture: application server and AI engines connected to the IMS core via APIs. Voice as a programmable platform, if the infrastructure can carry it.
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We'd be interested to hear how others see this developing. Share your thoughts in the comments. 💬 #Telecoms #VoiceInfrastructure #IMS #AI #NetworkNativeAI
When a national operator modernises its voice platforms, the routing core of the interconnect infrastructure is one of the pieces that has to work from day one. Proximus chose Netaxis SRE as part of the softwarization of its voice platforms.
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Ofcom published its review of AI in the telecoms customer journey. The headline: adoption is early, trust is mixed, and the barriers holding operators back are mostly operational, not regulatory.
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Ofcom flags three developments in the near term: ➔ Hyper-personalised pricing based on individual usage  ➔ One-stop AI intermediaries that compare, recommend and switch providers ➔ Agentic AI acting on a customer's behalf, from monitoring contracts to initiating a switch
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For operators, each one raises the same question: can your billing, CRM and network systems support that level of integration, and can you verify who or what is initiating a transaction? 💬 Share your thoughts #Telecoms #AI #Ofcom #CustomerExperience #NetworkOperations
#ThrowbackThursday to Inspiration Day 2025 🎤 A look back at Bertrand Pourcelot on stage in Antwerp, leading a panel discussion in front of a packed room. Inspiration Day is shaped by the people who bring their experience, ideas and different perspectives to the conversation.
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And we're already looking ahead to the next one. 👀 Have a topic you think the telecoms industry should be discussing?  👉 Get in touch with our team: netaxis.be/talk-to-an-expert… #NetaxisInspirationDay #Telecoms #Telco #IndustryEvents
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AI agents and token consumption are estimated to account for 20-30% of telecoms opex within 3-5 years. The fix isn't adding AI on top of old workflows. It's redesigning them and removing the costs those workflows carried. #Telecoms #SRE #NetworkAutomation
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There's an item sitting in your network that your customers might be currently buying from somebody else. The SBC market is heading from $790M to $1.67B over the next decade.
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For the enterprise, it's the end of hardware refresh cycles. For the operator, it's recurring revenue on something already deployed, plus capacity that scales with demand rather than sitting idle.
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