Telecom API is a set of programming instructions that enable the
user to access a web-based application. This software is generally used for web
applications and telecom related cloud applications. This includes payments,
messaging, location sharing, webRTC, and identity management. These
applications help organizations access the best network providers in the
market, which in turn reduces their costs. Apart from this, it also helps in
increasing customer loyalty and trust. Moreover, telecom API also helps
organizations to provide better online marketing services as well as improve
the services provided by them to their customers.
The growing demand for advanced telecom services is a prime factor
fueling the market growth of the advanced telecom services telecom
Application Programming Interface (API). Also, the increasing adoption
of Machine-to-Machine (M2M) devices is contributing to the market growth of the
telecom API. Furthermore, growing advancement in the information technology
sector coupled with the increasing incorporation of cloud-based technologies is
again expected to foster the market growth. For instance, MTN has extended its
digital strategy with the launch of a new pan-African API marketplace called
Chenosis for developers and businesses to discover and subscribe across the
continent, ranging from telecommunications, e-health, e-government, IoT,
fintech, e-commerce, etc.
From the geographical perspective, North America is expected to
gain significant growth over the forecast timeframe and this is attributed to
the strong presence of the information technology industry in the region.
According to CompTIA, Inc., the United States is the largest tech market in the
world, representing 32% of the total, or approximately $1.7 trillion for 2020.
In the U.S. Tech services and software account for nearly half of spending in
the U.S. technology market, significantly higher than the rate in many other
global regions.
Key Developments:
In September 2019, TM Forum has announced the addition of three
new APIs to its portfolio. Along with those three APIs, TM Forum has also announced
an additional 17 APIs that were developed and contributed largely by Amdocs and
Orange.
In October 2020, Tollring announced that it has developed its API
framework to strengthen the integration of its complete portfolio of iCall
Suite call analytics and call recording products with wider business
applications and ecosystems.
In August 2020, Software AG and du, from Emirates Integrated
Telecommunications Company (EITC), entered into partnership to provide a
subscription-based licensing model for IoT services to its business customers
in UAE.
In April 2020, Cisco and Google announced that they have entered
into partnership to launch Cisco SD-WAN Cloud Hub with Google Cloud to extend
applications into multi-cloud environments while also offering improved
security, orchestration and service level agreements (SLAs.)
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