Motive's Patrick Tsang on Entitlement Management as a Key to 5G Monetization for Telcos
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Tara Neal
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Summary
An interview with Patrick Tsang, VP Sales Asia at Motive, discussing how entitlement management helps telecom operators monetize 5G at scale. The article covers Motive's approach to securely associating mobile services with devices and users, enabling operators to drive revenue growth through smarter service management in increasingly complex connected ecosystems.
Key quotes
· 2 pulledEntitlement management originated from the need for operators to securely associate mobile services with the right device and user.
Powering 5G monetization requires operators to rethink how they manage service entitlements across increasingly complex connected ecosystems.
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