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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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The Telco in 20 podcast won a 2022 Gold Hermes Award and was recognized on Forrester’s 2021 list of the Top 100 Channel Podcasts and Feedspot’s Top 10 Telecom Podcasts list.

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More episodes from Telco in 20

Telco in 20 Featured Guest Mallik Rao Telefonica Germany
Ep 118 – Telefónica Germany moves the network to the public cloud (Mallik Rao)

Mallik Rao from Telefónica Germany explains how the operator became the first brownfield operator to migrate its 5G core to AWS—a breakthrough the entire telco industry has been waiting for.

Telco in 20 Featured Guest Dr Lester Thomas, Vodafone
Ep 117 – Vodafone’s new rules with open APIs, cloud-native, and AI (Lester Thomas)

Dr. Lester Thomas explains how Vodafone is leveraging TM Forum standards and building a modular, AI-ready technology foundation.

Telco in 20 Featured Guest Dr Ishwar Parulkar AWS
Ep 116 – You CAN run the network on AWS’ public cloud (Ishwar Parulkar)

AWS's Ishwar Parulkar explains how telcos can now run critical network workloads on public cloud infrastructure, bridging the gap between traditional telco requirements and cloud-native solutions.