We’ve been running TADMeetups in NJ, Paris, and Austin. They’re informal gatherings of people interested in telecom application development. The idea for TADMeetup Singapore began when Sam from Informa asked if I’d run a TADMeetup in parallel with LTEAsia. I was already chairing the signaling focus day, the keynotes on Day 1, the 5G Summit, … Continue reading TADMeetup Singapore WOW!
Work Stream 1. Kick off discussion on Go-to-market recommendations for Enterprise Services. Led by Mac Taylor. Go-to-market (G2M) remains a critical barrier to service innovation success. Through a series of case studies and facilitated group discussions this work stream will produce a series of recommendations and actions we need to take to solve the go-to-market … Continue reading Work Stream 1 Kick Off Discussion: Go-to-market for Enterprise Services
At TADSummit on the 12 and 13 November, there will be six work streams over the two days of the event, as described in this Introduction to TADSummit weblog. The work streams will be divided into detailed case studies and facilitated work group discussions focused on solving / exploring key issues in building the telecom application … Continue reading TADSummit Work Stream 2 (Ecosystem Operations) Kick Off Discussion
Tropo have launched the Tropo Developer Network (TDN), it’s a community of technical and business experts collaborating to bring Tropo-powered apps to new customers and markets around the world. If you have built a service focused on say the UK market, TDN can help you to take that service to other markets in say the … Continue reading The Tropo Developer Network to be Presented at TADSummit
The sponsors of the Telecom Application Developer Summit made a press release today, copied in this weblog, on a Manifesto to solve the Telecom Industry’s innovation gap. Austin TX, Cambridge UK, Colombo Sri Lanka, Paris France, San Francisco CA, 1st October 2013 – Apidaze, hSenid Mobile, OnMobile, OpenCloud, Telestax, and Tropo Inc., the companies leading … Continue reading Telecom Application Developer Manifesto Released for Public Comment