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From anonymity to accountability: does mandatory SIM card registration actually work?
At the end of this month, Namibia will introduce mandatory SIM card registration, joining hundreds of other countries in tying users’ SIM cards with their personal data. What’s the reasoning behind this rule, and should customers keep their (SIM) cards close to their chests instead?

Interview: Tafsia Shikdar on first impressions of MWC24
Cerillion has been attending MWC for well over 20 years now – so long in fact, we’ve forgotten what the experience can be like for a newcomer to the world’s biggest annual telecoms trade show. We asked Tafsia Shikdar, Presales Consultant at Cerillion, for the verdict on her first MWC.

Shaping customer experiences through product catalogue evolution
A product catalogue designed for swift discovery removes friction from sales and supports growth for both new and existing customers. As part of his series on the digital customer experience, Tiago Lopes considers how to continue the digital journey with a finely-tuned product catalogue and value-added non-telco products.

Trust, but verify: the risks and rewards of vendor relationships
Partnering with a vendor opens up your business to new collaborative opportunities, but also brings new risks to the integrity of your organisation. When choosing a new supplier, what must companies do to ensure their networks and BSS/OSS remain secure and their reputations intact?

The MVNE / MVNO opportunity in Asia: stand out or fade away?
The MVNO market in South-East Asia is primed for growth, with new entrants set to provide consumers with greater freedom of choice. Shashank Singh investigates the imminent arrival of MVNOs in Thailand and looks at the challenges they must overcome to be successful.

Engaging your customers effectively: the art of communication
In his latest article in a series on creating compelling customer experiences, Tiago Lopes explores the aspect of customer communications, and looks at how to keep your outbound correspondence and inbound channels engaging and informative without becoming overwhelming.