Netcracker's Blog: Monetization

CSPs Look to the Cloud for New Revenue Streams

Cloud-native BSS/OSS maximizes monetization in dynamic networks.

January 24, 2022

Total Telecom Congress 2021 Focuses On the Evolution of the Global Telecom Industry

Netcracker’s Ari Banerjee discusses digital transformation, 5G monetization and the importance of partner ecosystems.

November 1, 2021

Monetizing 5G Through a Digital Marketplace with AWS

Netcracker demonstrates how hosting its Digital Marketplace on AWS optimizes speed, TCO, innovation and performance for greater adaptability in the world of 5G.

June 20, 2021

BSS Evolution Unlocks 5G Opportunities

Cloud-native BSS is vital for monetization, digital customer journeys and strong partner ecosystems in the 5G era.

April 19, 2021

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Press Releases

Netcracker Adds AI-Enabled E-Commerce Capabilities to Engagement with Cablelynx Broadband U.S. Communications Service Provider to Optimize its Call Centers and Provide a More Personalized Customer Experience Through Unique E-Commerce Solution

October 13, 2026

Netcracker Wins TM Forum Open Innovation Catalyst Award for Cutting-Edge Physical AI Monetization Netcracker, Along with Partners Including AT&T, China Telecom, and OmanTel, Demonstrated How CSPs Can Become the Trusted Intelligence Platform to Scale Physical AI

October 6, 2026

FirstLight Selects Netcracker Digital OSS to Accelerate Fiber Buildout for Growing Customer Base Netcracker Will Support Expedited Fiber Rollout, a Single Source of Truth and the Highest Levels of Data Quality and Decisioning for U.S.-Based Provider of Fiber Optic Services

September 23, 2026

Netcracker Brings Expertise in Unlocking AI-Powered Broadband Growth to SCTE TechExpo26 Netcracker and its Customers Will Provide Thought Leadership on Monetizing Converged Networks and Redefining Customer Experience Using AI-Driven Automation

September 22, 2026

FutureNet North America 2026

Nov 03, 2026 - Nov 04, 2026

NYC, NY

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