Therefore, 2022 will be a critical year for the Telcos presenting a unique opportunity to fundamentally reimagine their business operations and business models or, alternatively, risk another decade of revenue and profitability decline.
The next generation of Telcos will be defined by leaders who act now and risk short-term incumbency advantages to seize untapped opportunities that can propel future growth.
Being an enabler of network connectivity already, which has become extremely critical in a post Covid scenario, Telcos are looking to provide customised and innovative digital solutions to enterprises that offer full-fledged Tech and Telecom services and solutions on a platform.
Telcos are trying to go beyond their standard connectivity offerings and are consciously making an effort to become a technology player compared with just being a telco player.
We’re upgrading our systems, and this includes changes to our customer and member account log in, MyIET. It’s part of our big picture plan to deliver a great experience for you and our wider engineering community.
Whilst most of our websites remain available for browsing, it will not be possible to log in to purchase products or access services from Thursday, 17 April to Wednesday, 30 April 2025. Our Member Relations team is here to help and for many of our services, including processing payments or orders, we’ll be able to support you over the phone on +44 (0)1438 765678 or email via membership@theiet.org.
We apologise for any inconvenience this may cause and thank you for your understanding.
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