Andrew Taikar

Andrew Taikar

Telecom Solutions Consultant
Andrew Taikar is passionate about the latest trends in Telecommunications. His content covers various topics such as IoT connectivity, cloud-based services, and the future of telecommunications infrastructure. Focusing on innovation, he empowers telecom professionals to anticipate market shifts and capitalize on emerging opportunities.
Telecoms Put AI at the Core of Operations
Market Telecoms Put AI at the Core of Operations

The relentless expansion of 5G infrastructure, coupled with an insatiable consumer appetite for data, has placed unprecedented strain on global telecommunications networks, forcing operators to fundamentally rethink how they manage operational complexity and protect profitability. In response, a

How Is Granite360 Redefining Network Management?
Innovation How Is Granite360 Redefining Network Management?

Managing the vast and intricate web of IT and communications services for multi-location enterprises has historically been a fragmented and overwhelming challenge, forcing IT leaders to navigate a labyrinth of different carriers, technologies, and disjointed management systems. This complexity

Is Pay-TV Finally Making a Comeback?
Innovation Is Pay-TV Finally Making a Comeback?

A Surprising Twist in the Cord-Cutting Saga For the better part of a decade, the narrative surrounding pay television has been one of relentless decline. Yet, in a striking turn of events, the industry just posted its first net subscriber gain in eight years, raising a tantalizing question: is this

Are Networks Ready for the AI Supercycle?
Innovation Are Networks Ready for the AI Supercycle?

The relentless acceleration of artificial intelligence promises to reshape industries and daily life, yet this progress hinges on a digital foundation that is showing signs of critical strain. While the world remains captivated by the potential of advanced AI models, the underlying network

Will Satellites Replace Cell Towers in Africa?
Technology Will Satellites Replace Cell Towers in Africa?

A transformative shift in telecommunications is set to unfold across Africa, promising to connect millions who have long been left behind in the digital revolution. Through a landmark partnership between Airtel Africa and SpaceX, the familiar silhouette of the cell tower may soon be complemented,

Failing Infrastructure Is Crippling Nigeria’s Mobile Networks
Technology Failing Infrastructure Is Crippling Nigeria’s Mobile Networks

The frustratingly poor quality of mobile service experienced daily by millions in Nigeria is not an isolated failure of network operators but a direct and alarming symptom of a profound national infrastructure crisis. While consumers rightly direct their anger towards providers for dropped calls,

EchoStar's Forced Spectrum Sale Sparks Industry Battles
Market EchoStar's Forced Spectrum Sale Sparks Industry Battles

The ambitious dream of a new, fourth national wireless carrier to challenge the dominance of America's telecom giants did not die in the marketplace, but rather under the weight of a federal investigation that set off a multi-billion-dollar chain reaction. What began as regulatory scrutiny over one

Direct-to-Device Satellite – Review
Innovation Direct-to-Device Satellite – Review

The persistent 'no signal' notification that has plagued mobile users in remote locations for decades is rapidly becoming a relic of the past, thanks to a technological leap that has finally reached the public. Direct-to-Device (D2D) Satellite technology represents a significant advancement in the

Is Your Money Safe From Myanmar's Telecom Scams?
Security Is Your Money Safe From Myanmar's Telecom Scams?

The simple act of receiving money has become a source of profound anxiety for countless individuals and businesses across Myanmar, transforming routine digital transactions into high-stakes gambles. A sophisticated and aggressive wave of telecom scams, orchestrated by criminal syndicates locally

Was Dish's Wireless Exit a Failure or a Fortune?
Technology Was Dish's Wireless Exit a Failure or a Fortune?

The dramatic collapse of Dish Network as America's fourth national wireless carrier in 2025 has left an indelible mark on the telecommunications landscape, culminating not in a quiet bankruptcy but in a staggering $42.6 billion windfall for its parent company, EchoStar. This stunning turn of events

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