Olaf Swantee, the CEO of UK-based operator JV Everything Everywhere, has called on operators to engage in more constructive dialogue.

Despite many transitioning to a high level of maturity in revenue assurance, some European operators are still seeing leakage that accounts for around 1.2 percent of their total revenues.

How much longer can Nokia go on like this?

Its share price plummeted 18 percent on Thursday after a slew of mostly bad, if necessary announcements highlighted yet again the critical plight of this once great telco.

New surveys out today have highlighted two growing trends in the European mobile space.

Analysts estimate that the combined savings Telefónica and Vodafone could make from increasing their network sharing agreement in the UK may reach in excess of €1 billion by 2015.

Operators still have a lot to learn about how growth in mobile subscribers and traffic will affect their networks, according to Ericsson.

When you think about Alcatel-Lucent, you tend to think about network hardware.

However, as we reported when reviewing its end-of-year 2011 figures, the France-based vendor is suffering from an over reliance on outdated products in geographies that are experiencing low or negative growth.

Alcatel-Lucent CTO Marcus Weldon was in a candid mood in the first of a two-part interview with European Communications on Wednesday.