Episode 6: Navigating the Private 5G Monetization - Challenges and Solutions

In a world increasingly defined by connectivity and data, the evolution of technology is a relentless force, reshaping the way we communicate, work, and interact with each other and the digital realm. Programmable communications, video analytics, and 5G have emerged as pivotal domains that are not just changing the game but rewriting the rules altogether. In this episode, we'll explore the changes seen in the mobile market and some trends shaping the future of digital experiences. 

Our guest for this episode is Dean Bubley of Disruptive Analysis. Dean is a telecom industry analyst and consultant with broad experience in CPaaS, Unified Communications, IoT, AI, Industry 4.0, and public & private 5G.

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About the Author

Al Balasco is the Head of Media, Core and Applications Business. Prior to his current role, he was the Sr. Director of Product Management for the Media Server business. Before joining Radisys in October 2010, Al was the Director of Product Management in Avaya Inc.’s Unified Communications business unit where he was responsible for the delivery of a variety of collaboration solutions and partnerships. Prior to Avaya, Mr. Balasco was the Vice President of Product Management at Spectel and was instrumental in defining the company’s VOIP conferencing and collaboration strategy. He also served as Director of Marketing for Sonexis Inc. and Director of Product Management at Brooktrout Software. Mr. Balasco has over 25 years of product management, business development and marketing experience in the telecommunications industry and has an MBA from Northeastern University in Boston.

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