European Computer Telecoms

What is low code in telecoms?

Unlike other low-code application platforms, Telecoms Low code (TLC) is seamlessly integrated into the telecoms network, rather than being positioned in the IT realm. The underlying technology is based on tried-and-true telecoms components, with a service execution engine and model-based, automated tools that have been used by leading CSPs for decades as part of our former service-delivery platform.

Is low code the future of telecoms?

CSPs are adopting platform models, especially targeting the B2B market segments through digital marketplaces. CSP CIOs should partner with digital marketplace solution providers that can help them efficiently manage multiple partners and diverse products, services and monetization strategies.

Will low code replace developers?

Low code doesn’t make professional programmers obsolete; instead, it provides a new way for professional developers to collaborate with business people to compose and maintain products.

Why low code platforms are essential for CSPs?

With the platform’s tight integration into the CSPs’ infrastructure, CSPs can use TLC to build network services such as number portability, carrier routing, NTS and fixed-mobile unification. They can also offer individualized enterprise services to their customer base.

Why CSPs should choose TLC over a traditional SDP?

TLC is the natural evolution of ECT’s Service Delivery Platform. Its underlying technology is based on tried-and-true telecoms components of SDP, including the service execution engine and model-based, automated tools that have been used by CSPs for decades.