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Digital Transformation Tracker 8: cloud adoption accelerates

Our eighth Digital Transformation Tracker (DTT) report provides an in-depth look at operators’ transformation and cloud adoption strategies and progress.

Dawn Bushaus

25 Jul 2024

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Digital Transformation Tracker 8: cloud adoption accelerates

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Digital Transformation Tracker 8: cloud adoption accelerates

Communications service providers (CSPs) continue to make significant progress with their digital transformations. In this our eighth Digital Transformation Tracker (DTT) we find out specifically how far they have come with regard to cloud adoption since we first started asking them in 2017. The report provides a barometer of CSPs’ cloud approaches and strategies, and sets out key findings into how much of their operational and support systems (OSS/BSS) and network workloads, and which functions, they have moved to the cloud.

Read this report to understand:

The status of telco transformation and why CSPs remain optimistic about the future
Why CSPs have settled on a hybrid cloud and multicloud approach to transforming OSS/BSS and networks
Where CSPs are on their cloud journeys
Why OSS and network functions are moving to the cloud more slowly
Why telcos are adopting a standards-based, cloud-native architecture and why collaboration is becoming more important
What the biggest challenges are on the journey to cloud native.

Dawn Bushaus

Contributing Editor

Dawn began her career in technology journalism in 1989 at Telephony magazine. In 1996, she joined a team of journalists to start a McGraw-Hill publication called tele.com, and in 2000, she helped a team at Ziff-Davis launch The Net Economy, where she held senior writing and editing positions. Prior to joining TM Forum, she worked as a contributing analyst for Heavy Reading.