Telecommunications Magazine

I was quoted recently in great article in Telecommunications Magazine a publication devoting more and more space to the IP multimedia subsystem or IMS space. The article requires registration to read in full and was written by Frost & Sullivan analyst, Olga Yashkovato. Here is the quote:
 
“Technology is changing so rapidly and the merger of communications and entertainment is progressing at a very quick pace. In order for service providers to be positioned to take advantage of applications that consumers and enterprises will pay for, they need to have IMS-enabled networks that will allow rapid deployment of these applications. It will present service providers with an opportunity to continue to make money on services as profits from voice continue to decline,” says Rich Tehrani. chairman of IMS EXPO.
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