Day: 9 月 3, 2025

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Batam’s Bold Leap! 

When you hear the word Batam, chances are you think of its long-standing role as a bustling manufacturing and logistics hub in Southeast Asia. But today, Batam is rewriting its story—one fiber optic cable at a time. Positioned at the crossroads of global commerce, this island is transforming into one of the region’s most promising digital ecosystems.  Why Batam is the Next Digital Frontier  A Digital Ecosystem in the Making  The stage is set. Data centers are rising, connectivity infrastructure is expanding, and innovation-driven businesses are moving in. What was once known as a factory island is quickly becoming a digital nerve center—positioning Batam as the go-to destination for companies that need both resilience and reach. For enterprises seeking to anchor their digital future in Southeast Asia, Batam is no longer just an option, it’s the smart choice. 

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Why Telco CEOs Are Betting Big on Network-as-a-Service (NaaS) 

The telecom industry is at a crossroads. With traditional revenue streams under pressure, operators are searching for new ways to drive growth and stay competitive in a rapidly evolving digital ecosystem. According to EY’s 2025 telecom report, 92% of telco CEOs see Network-as-a-Service (NaaS) as a critical solution for their organizations, with nearly half (47%) strongly agreeing and another 45% somewhat agreeing.  Clearly, the momentum behind NaaS is undeniable. But what makes this model so compelling—and what challenges do telcos face in realizing its full potential?  NaaS fundamentally reimagines how telecom services are delivered. Instead of rigid, manual processes and long provisioning cycles, NaaS introduces a cloud-like consumption model. Enterprises can access connectivity and services on-demand, with flexible pricing, automation, and seamless integration into their existing systems.  For telcos, the benefits are twofold:  However, EY’s report highlights a major obstacle: many operators still depend heavily on third-party brokers and intermediaries. This slows down service delivery and limits revenue capture.  DCConnect’s Three-Tiered Approach to NaaS  At DCConnect, we’ve designed a suite of platforms that directly address these challenges, empowering telcos to embrace NaaS at their own pace:  A user-friendly, CPQ-powered platform that instantly calculates prices for dedicated internet and point-to-point Ethernet connections.  Free for both suppliers and users  Accelerates quoting without adding complexity  Our flagship SDN-based NaaS platform, delivering end-to-end automation from pricing to provisioning.  Full API and BSS/OSS integration  White-label options for telcos to offer services under their own brand  Simplified and scalable operations  The next evolution of NaaS: a decentralized platform powered by blockchain.  Built on top of DC Gateway  Uses a DAO (Decentralized Autonomous Organization) to create secure, private, and trustless telecom procurement  Opens the door to the future of decentralized connectivity  As telcos look for sustainable growth strategies, NaaS is emerging as one of the most promising solutions. The overwhelming support from industry leaders signals that this isn’t just a passing trend—it’s the future of telecom.  With WebPricing, DC Gateway, and Televerse, DCConnect is providing operators with the tools they need to modernize their business models and unlock new value.