One thing is certain in the telecom industry: As business and demands for products and services increase and technology continues to evolve rapidly, change is inevitable, and winners and losers are those that can best and most quickly adapt to these changes. The savvy provider knows that it is not enough to simply recognize trends and changes but to also position business models to capitalize on them when they open up. To give you a head start and help you survive and thrive in this competitive landscape, Ray Mota has identified emerging and changing business, network, device, and application trends likely to affect service providers in 2010.

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