Danielle Rios, TelcoDR
Telco in 20
Over the next 20 years, the telco industry will radically change as we move the entire IT estate to the public cloud to use AI. Are you ready? Telco in 20 helps telecom execs drive transformative change through the savvy use of public cloud and AI. Host Danielle Rios and high profile guests from across telecom share their vision for the industry’s future, the impact of artificial intelligence, and what telcos need to do to thrive.
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Autor
Danielle Rios, TelcoDR
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Web del podcast
Último episodio
10 de nov. de 2026
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Episodios
Ep 03 - Lift Off: Telcos moving to the public cloud - beware of lift and shift (Forrest Brazeal) 05.10.2020 16:02
Using a lift and shift strategy for public cloud migration demands clear vision around what’s waiting on the other side. Cloud architect Forrest Brazeal explains what you need to know and why.
Ep 02 - Lift Off: Taking the first step (Troy O’Brien) 05.10.2020 16:19
Telcos need to start moving to the public cloud, like, yesterday. Migration specialist Troy O’Brien offers his advice on smart planning for a smooth journey.
Ep 01 - It starts with...transformational leadership (Jim Abolt) 05.10.2020 15:16
Telco needs disruptive leaders with the courage to drive change. Find out what sets these trailblazers apart and why it takes big changes to big things to succeed.
Telco in 20 – Subscribe now! 01.10.2020 1:01
You’ve found my podcast! Telco in 20 presents my vision for where the telco industry will be in 20 years and how savvy leaders will get there. New episodes, specifically for telco executives, drop every two weeks. Get the latest insights and best practices – and enjoy a few laughs!
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