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What is Telecom-as-a-Service (TaaS)?
What is Telecom-as-a-Service (TaaS)? A deep-dive into the innovative and exciting world of Telecom-as-a-Service - the new cloud-based delivery model that removes the complexities of traditional telecom to give MVNOs and businesses all they need to create customer-centric connectivity experiences that drive loyalty, retention and satisfaction.
Engineering
Why chatbots?
The image of chatbots brings out memories of the internet around 2008. Just a random pop up in the lower right corner of every page waiting for you to type whatever you thought about and receiving no answer- But OXIO’s chatbot is not our childhood’s chatbot! We decided on using Guschat’s chatbots because, although we…
Business
Integrating Credit and Debit Cards into OXIO’s payment ecosystem
Credit card payments have become a staple in the world, however, credit card adoption in Mexico has been slow. According to Statista in 2017, 9.22 percent of Mexicans aged 25 or older owned a credit card, down from approximately 18.88 percent in 2014. However, with the increased proliferation of mobile apps like Uber, Spotify…
Engineering
Modern Telecom Network Tracing
Packet capturing is a fundamental component of any network monitoring system. It can provide sophisticated intrusion detection for an enterprise VPN, or help mitigate huge scale DDoS attacks on the web. In a telecom network, it provides, among many other things, the necessary visibility into the traffic in order to detect and root cause any…
Engineering
Telecom (as We Knew It) Is Dead
From time to time, the 3GPP standardization body surprises everyone with bold moves in selecting strange technologies. It did so with RCS, IMS, and SIP. When they first announced the 5G core evolution as a cloud-native architecture with HTTP as the main communication protocol, it raised some eyebrows. With Release-15, everything that telecom stood for…
Business
OXIO’s Customer-Tailored API Opens Opportunities for MVNOs to Evolve
Carriers are often protective of opening up core network components. As a result, MVNO’s have essentially been given an inflexible black box as their sole integration endpoint. Locked out and unable to obtain the business intelligence needed to establish themselves in a competitive market, MVNOs often resort to cannibalizing their own margins to lower consumer…
