Mavenir aims to transform network economics with mobile-native unified communications
The vendor aims to provide new revenue opportunities for mobile network operators by helping them address the mobility needs of small office/home office and SMBs.
Raul Castanon-Martinez
Senior Analyst, Workforce Collaboration and Communications | Boston, MABiography
Raúl Castañón-Martínez is a senior analyst based in Boston focusing on business communications and collaboration technologies such as enterprise messaging, voice, bots, speech recognition and unified communications. Before 451 Research, he was a product manager at EMOSpeech, analyzing emotion recognition technology. At Comverse Network Systems, he gained significant experience in product marketing working with tier one mobile operators to define strategy, pricing and business models for voice and data products. Raúl is widely quoted in the top tier press including publications like CIO, Computer World, Fortune and Wired.
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Recent Research from Raul Castanon-Martinez
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Microsoft Build 2018: IoT, collaboration and multi-device experiences
Redmond's giant annual developer conference served as the company's launchpad for dozens of new announcements including several new IoT services from the cloud to the edge, team collaboration and a revolutionary integration platform across its entire portfolio.
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Apple introduces new 'digital wellness' features
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Nuance reaffirms focus on automotive business with VoiceBox acquisition
After an uncharacteristic M&A drought, the speech giant has picked up VoiceBox, a developer of speech recognition and natural language technologies that primarily focuses on connected cars. The acquisition reaffirms Nuance's focus on the automotive segment, which is the company's fastest-growing business unit.
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Enterprise Mobility Management
This Market Monitor overview report on the Enterprise Mobility Management (EMM) marketplace reflects updated market and vendor estimates through Q1 2018. We define EMM as a set of tools that include mobile device management, mobile application management, mobile application platforms, mobile email containers, mobile back end as a service (MBaaS) and mobile virtualization. These tools can be used solo, in parallel or in a tiered fashion across a mobile environment. We see these as one of the most important toolsets adopted by the enterprise, and as critical enablers of mobile computing.
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Google I/O 2018: Solving real-world problems with AI
Over 7,000 developers attended Google's annual conference to learn about new products and updates and participate in training workshops. In this report, we provide an overview of key announcements and share our main takeaways from Google's developer event and the adjacent analyst AI event.
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