#SonusPredicts: Looking Ahead into 2015
We’re well into the New Year and by now you have probably seen a ton of predictions about the coming year in technology. But will you remember them as the year goes on? A key piece of a prediction that is often overlooked is judging its accuracy when the time comes. Below you will see all of the predictions our executives made as part of the #SonusPredicts campaign. As you can see, we’re very excited about 2015 and think it’s going to be a huge year for network virtualization, mobile carriers and real-time communication in the enterprise. Sometime around Thanksgiving next year we’ll take a look back and see how we did with these predictions. In the meantime, feel free to share some of your own with a comment below or a tweet using #SonusPredicts. Happy New Year!
The current #UCaaS market will proliferate during 2015 leading to disruption and consolidation in 2016 #SonusPredicts
— Sonus (@sonusnet) December 2, 2014
#WebRTC will finally deliver on the hype when providers and enterprises develop monetization in 2015 #SonusPredicts
— Sonus (@sonusnet) December 3, 2014
Service provider #NFV deployment surges, reducing OpEx and improving real-time programmability #SonusPredicts
— Sonus (@sonusnet) December 4, 2014
Video calling for business use will grow, but video revenue will decline as commodity devices provide rich experiences #SonusPredicts
— Sonus (@sonusnet) December 5, 2014
Cloud-based ERP solutions will mature but won’t gain widespread enterprise adoption in 2015 #SonusPredicts
— Sonus (@sonusnet) December 5, 2014
Enterprise penetration of SIP trunks will go above 50% in N.A. driving video use to new heights in the enterprise #SonusPredicts
— Sonus (@sonusnet) December 8, 2014
#UCaaS accelerates, especially in North America – Network scaling capabilities will be huge #SonusPredicts
— Sonus (@sonusnet) December 9, 2014
Wideband Voice calling will finally start to deploy in the U.S. #SonusPredicts
— Sonus (@sonusnet) December 9, 2014
Since IT no longer controls the network infrastructure, SLAs will be enforced with analytics #SonusPredicts
— Sonus (@sonusnet) December 10, 2014
The biggest disruptor from virtualized networks will be the speed of programmability. #SonusPredicts
— Sonus (@sonusnet) December 11, 2014
Enterprises will more aggressively adopt #IaaS applications, like Office365, Azure and AWS #SonusPredicts
— Sonus (@sonusnet) December 11, 2014
Subscription pricing will continue to be more attractive than on-premise pricing. Enterprises won’t want the hardware #SonusPredicts
— Sonus (@sonusnet) December 12, 2014
The transition to users using a mobile device as their primary, if not single, computing device will accelerate #SonusPredicts
— Sonus (@sonusnet) December 15, 2014
Enterprises will expect their IT technology to be smarter. They want smarter alerts, cloud connection etc. #SonusPredicts
— Sonus (@sonusnet) December 16, 2014
#SDN technology will lag behind #NFV advancements but will begin to see early real-world deployments in the enterprise #SonusPredicts
— Sonus (@sonusnet) December 16, 2014
Service provider #NFV deployments will start with simple OSS/BSS applications but quickly expand to the network edge #SonusPredicts
— Sonus (@sonusnet) December 17, 2014
Sensors, cameras and microphones will be added to everything and connected back through the cloud. #IoT explodes #SonusPredicts
— Sonus (@sonusnet) December 17, 2014
Tech will bring enterprises and customers closer. Information sharing, value-added services and social tech will increase. #SonusPredicts
— Sonus (@sonusnet) December 18, 2014
Enterprise video and desktop sharing applications will explode due to improved policy engines and virtualized networks #SonusPredicts
— Sonus (@sonusnet) December 19, 2014
Security as a Service, #SaaS, will gain more adoption and enterprises will increase their investments in cyber-security #SonusPredicts
— Sonus (@sonusnet) December 22, 2014
Service providers will develop intelligent metering and policy engines to increase tiered services based on modality. #SonusPredicts
— Sonus (@sonusnet) December 23, 2014
Expansion of small cells will deliver mobile customers to IP networks faster than ever before #SonusPredicts
— Sonus (@sonusnet) December 24, 2014
Small cell technology will lead to rapidly expanding service provider network footprints #SonusPredicts
— Sonus (@sonusnet) December 26, 2014
Fundamental network structures like routers and SBCs will follow applications into the cloud #SonusPredicts
— Sonus (@sonusnet) December 29, 2014
Entirely virtual networks will be architected in 2015 and ready to drive revenue by 2016 #SonusPredicts
— Sonus (@sonusnet) December 30, 2014
Faster programmability from virtualized networks will lead to policy on-demand and real-time congestion management. #SonusPredicts
— Sonus (@sonusnet) December 31, 2014