Diane Maisey

Diane Maisey

Telecommunications Specialist
Diane Maisey is a Telecommunications expert, with an interest in networking technology. Industry professionals looking to learn about network optimization strategies, capacity planning, and quality of service enhancements refer to her work. She offers practical advice to telecom operators and network engineers seeking to improve performance and reliability.
How Can Telecoms Build More Resilient Networks?
Market How Can Telecoms Build More Resilient Networks?

In an age of unprecedented digital dependency, the underlying causes of major telecom outages remain stubbornly familiar, often stemming from human error, latent software bugs, or the inevitable failure of physical hardware. The fundamental change, however, lies not in the source of these

Ciena's AI Rally Faces a High-Stakes Earnings Test
Innovation Ciena's AI Rally Faces a High-Stakes Earnings Test

Ciena Corporation has orchestrated a breathtaking transformation in 2025, shedding its former reputation as a steady but staid optical networking vendor to emerge as one of Wall Street's most compelling and high-octane investment vehicles for the artificial intelligence infrastructure revolution.

The Right Security Platform Wins the AI Race
Security The Right Security Platform Wins the AI Race

The widespread adoption of artificial intelligence has created a fundamental paradox within the modern enterprise, pitting the urgent drive for innovation against the critical need for security. Chief Information Officers are tasked with leveraging AI to unlock transformative business outcomes,

Is Germany's 6G Ban the End for Huawei's 5G?
Market Is Germany's 6G Ban the End for Huawei's 5G?

With a deep background in enterprise telecommunications and the risk management of vulnerable networks, Vladislav Zaimov offers a sharp analysis of Germany's precarious position in the global 5G and 6G landscape. His insights cut through the political rhetoric to reveal the complex interplay of

UK Set to Erase Mobile Dead Zones With Satellites
Innovation UK Set to Erase Mobile Dead Zones With Satellites

A New Dawn for UK Mobile Connectivity The era of the dreaded "no signal" message may soon be a relic of the past in the United Kingdom. In a landmark decision, the UK's telecommunications regulator, Ofcom, has officially established a framework to integrate satellite technology directly with

UK Fiber Boom Navigates Financial Headwinds
Technology UK Fiber Boom Navigates Financial Headwinds

With deep expertise in enterprise telecommunications and the risk management of vulnerable networks, Vladislav Zaimov offers a unique perspective on the UK’s rapidly evolving digital landscape. We sit down with him to unpack the recent surge in fiber adoption, the strategic challenges posed by

Midwest Fireball Was a Re-entering Starlink Satellite
Technology Midwest Fireball Was a Re-entering Starlink Satellite

A brilliant, fiery object illuminated the Saturday night sky, captivating onlookers from Cook County, Minnesota, to Michigan and even into parts of Canada with its long, incandescent tail. The spectacle presented as a luminous white ball, punctuated by occasional and vivid flashes of green and

Why Does the FBI Want Unjammable Tethered Drones?
Technology Why Does the FBI Want Unjammable Tethered Drones?

In a significant strategic pivot that re-evaluates the very nature of modern communication, the Federal Bureau of Investigation is actively exploring the acquisition of drones that utilize fiber-optic tethers for control and data transmission. This carefully considered initiative, outlined in a

New App on ServiceNow Accelerates SASE Deployment
Security New App on ServiceNow Accelerates SASE Deployment

Modern IT and security teams are facing a significant operational hurdle in managing a complex, multi-vendor security environment, which often leads to inefficient "swivel-chair" operations where personnel must constantly jump between different management consoles. This fragmentation results in

Nokia Vows CBRS Support, But Questions Remain
Technology Nokia Vows CBRS Support, But Questions Remain

The rise of the Citizens Broadband Radio Service (CBRS) band in the United States has long been hailed as a democratizing force in wireless technology, promising to unlock a new wave of innovation for private enterprise networks. However, the ecosystem's momentum faced a significant test when

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