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Efficiency
Our industry is entering a new era. In this world, extreme efficiency is essential. In fact, according to a recent CEO study by IBM, the largest opportunity for Communications Service Providers to create value in the coming years lies in reducing OPEX.
The potential rewards of efficiency initiatives are great. Based on Strategy Analytics statistics and Nokia Siemens Networks analysis, the combined OPEX savings opportunity worldwide is estimated to be worth $143bn, assuming that each operator achieves a performance similar to the best-in-class operator in its country.
To help our customers innovate, compete and win in their markets, we work closely with them to deliver end-to-end business solutions. From network planning and design to network systems and services, software and devices, these solutions cover the entire strategic ecosystem required for the successful execution of existing and emerging business models.
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