Netcracker's Blog: Monetization

Why Product Catalog Has Become the Most Strategic Application in Telecom

As telecommunications evolves beyond basic connectivity into complex B2B2X ecosystems and autonomous operations, the product catalog has transformed from a static backend repository into the core strategic engine driving commercial agility, real-time monetization, and AI-driven service orchestration.

September 16, 2026

Evolving from Billing Platforms to Revenue Platforms

In a market where connectivity is increasingly commoditized and new digital services, partners and AI-driven business models are reshaping telecom, CSPs need to evolve from billing platforms that simply calculate charges to revenue platforms that actively help create, manage and optimize new sources of value.

August 24, 2026

Why Faster Product Launches Must Become a Competitive Advantage for Telcos

In an increasingly competitive telecom market, the ability to launch new products and services in days rather than months is becoming one of the most important differentiators for sustained revenue growth.

August 10, 2026

Shifting Strategies Critical for Telco B2B and B2B2X Growth

As communications service providers pursue new enterprise revenue streams through increasingly sophisticated B2B and B2B2X business models, success will depend on the ability to orchestrate complex partner ecosystems, rapidly commercialize innovative services and continuously adapt to changing customer demands.

July 17, 2026

DTW Ignite 2026: From AI Vision to Industry Execution

DTW Ignite 2026 demonstrated that the telecom industry has moved beyond AI experimentation to enterprise-wide transformation, with Netcracker helping lead the conversation through customer-led panels, award-winning innovation and recognition for delivering measurable business outcomes.

June 30, 2026

The Distributed Brain: How CSPs are Unleashing Physical AI at DTW Ignite 2026

An inspiring robotic guide dog Catalyst at this year’s DTW Ignite event in Copenhagen will demonstrate how CSPs can break the traditional mold by transforming their edge networks into a shared, distributed brain for Physical AI that slashes device costs and unlocks entirely new B2B2X monetization models.

June 10, 2026

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Press Releases

Netcracker and C Spire Unleash the Power of Agentic AI to Transform Revenue Management and Customer Experience U.S.-Based Communications Service Provider Adds New Agentic AI Use Cases, Including Automated Customer Interactions, for Improved Flexibility and Reduced Operational Expenses

September 8, 2026

Netcracker Brings Leadership in Real-World Agentic AI Business Cases for Telecom Operators to AI-Native Telco Forum Netcracker Will Demonstrate its AI-Driven Solutions and Participate in an Executive Panel Discussion on How Telcos Can Create the Business Case for AI Transformation

September 2, 2026

Netcracker and Google Fiber Honored With Prestigious TM Forum Excellence Award for Groundbreaking AI-Native Autonomous Operations Netcracker and its Customer Google Fiber Received the Excellence in Customer and Developer Experience Recognition for an AI-Native Digital Platform That Significantly Transformed Customer Experience, Developer Productivity and Business Performance

September 1, 2026

Netcracker Expands its Engagement With Telenet’s Large-Scale B2B Transformation Program Belgian Operator Will Consolidate B2C and B2B Systems on a Common Platform to Streamline Operations, Improve Customer Service and Accelerate Time to Market for Enterprise Services

June 22, 2026

SCTE TechExpo 2026

Sep 29, 2026 - Oct 01, 2026

Atlanta, GA

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FutureNet North America 2026

Nov 03, 2026 - Nov 04, 2026

NYC, NY

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