July 22, 2020 By Sai Vennam < 1 min read

In this video, I’ll provide insights into the key challenges that communications service providers (CSPs) face today.

I’ll also cover some new key capabilities—such as intelligent automation—that are necessary to design, deploy, and scale new communication services in minutes, all while reducing costs.

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