In OSS, Why Do We Keep Choosing the Hard Life?
I’ve been trying to teach my kids a lesson lately that, if I’m honest, I’m probably not succeeding at (yet). Recently, it struck me that
Thought you might like this graphic from AnalysisMason.
The opportunities in OSS / BSS have their own list of corresponding opportunities. You can find a few thoughts here.
I’ve been trying to teach my kids a lesson lately that, if I’m honest, I’m probably not succeeding at (yet). Recently, it struck me that
The previous article highlighted how my chiropractor taught me something I didn’t realise about telecoms. It then triggered another image in my head (the first
Telco orders are a lot like falling in love. But, just like a Hollywood rom-com, there are always hilarious twists, awkward misunderstandings, hot exes and
I recently went to my chiropractor with wrist pain. I assumed it was from years of playing tennis and typing on keyboards. That seemed fairly
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Ryan please find in the following link info from Keymile an a Telco equipment vendor that wants to share dslam resources through a blockchain. See https://blog.slock.it/five-objects-where-you-ll-soon-find-blockchain-484dd7e753ef#.mzzd1av6e
I am curious whether other companies have similar ideas. I could think of trading Wi-Fi Internet access through crypto currency like bitcoin. Residential users could share their Internet bandwidth and hence become micro service provider ?
Hi Nico,
Thanks for the link! Looks intriguing.
I like your idea for WiFi microSP a lot! It’s similar to a concept I had back in the early 90’s (albeit without being able to figure out the billing/sharing mechanism that blockchain now potentially represents).