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Updating the telecom back-office

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Why wireless telecom carriers are stuck in the past when it comes to back-office billing and customer management systems…and why open-source software may be the key to a breakthrough. I wrote this Pipeline Magazine article for Transverse, which embraces innovative new approaches for retooling the telecom back office.

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