The need for a superior customer experience, the fifth generation (5G) of wireless technology, and an ever-increasing number of devices connecting to the network have necessitated the adoption of autonomous networks by communication service providers (CSP).

However, adoption has been slow, considering obstacles such as integration challenges, the lack of skills, and organizational inertia toward embracing change.

As many as 83% of CSPs are at level 1 or 2 autonomy for their overall network, based on TM Forum’s six-level autonomous network maturity model. To move up the maturity curve, CSPs need to recalibrate their organizational capabilities on both technological and cultural fronts.

Discover the key drivers of autonomous networks, barriers to new technology adoption by CSPs, and the multi-step approach necessary for CSPs to achieve greater autonomy.

THIS in the news
...
From network owner to platform orchestrator: what wholesale broadband marketplace unlocks
Read more
...
Connected supply chains: Driving Real-Time Visibility Across Middle East Logistics
Read more
...
AI-Powered ecosystems: The next step in GCC digital transformation
Read more
...
Modernization, AI, APIs: The architecture of a connected Middle East
Read more
...
Torry Harris’ SMART Souq wins the MEA Business Technology Achievement Award 2025 for marketplace innovation
Read more
...
From Scale to Focus: How Micro GCCs Are Redefining the Next Generation of Global Capability Centers
Read more