James Barton is a copywriter and brand consultant specializing in the telecommunications industry. With a focus on emerging markets and technological advancements, James writes for Developing Telecoms, providing insightful articles on topics such as mobile money, network infrastructure, and partnerships within the telecommunications sector.
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James Barton's articles primarily focus on telecommunications, particularly in Africa and the Middle East. The coverage heavily features press releases and government announcements, indicating a strong emphasis on industry news and official communications.
To effectively reach out to James, consider pitching stories related to telecommunications developments, especially those involving mobile money, data centers, 5G technology or software & SaaS solutions within the African and Middle Eastern markets. Given his extensive coverage of private sector announcements as well as government directives in these regions, he is likely interested in new partnerships or acquisitions within the telecommunications sector.
When reaching out to James Barton with potential story ideas or sources for commentary, it’s essential that they are relevant to the specific geographic areas covered by his articles.
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By: James Barton
Orange’s Burkina Faso unit has formed a direct connectivity alliance with A2P voice and messaging solutions provider VOX Solutions.
The conversation around the impact of AI is all-encompassing, but one aspect that is coming under increasing scrutiny is the vast amount of energy required by data centres as AI adoption continues apace.
Grameen Telecom founder Muhammad Yunus has been named chief adviser of Bangladesh's interim government following the resignation and flight of Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina.
With extreme weather events increasingly common as a result of climate change, coordinating disaster response is an unfortunately ubiquitous challenge for relief organisations. Communications are of course essential for this, and organisations such as Télécoms Sans Frontières ensure that connectivity is made available as soon as possible in the aftermath of disasters.
The implications of the legislation, a look at real-world applications, and a notional model for cost increases on a higher-risk building
By: James Barton
Bite Group has selected Nokia’s Packet Core appliance-based solution as it seeks to deploy advanced 5G services while simplifying its network architecture in Latvia and Lithuania.
By: James Barton
As a major consumer of energy, the telecoms sector has long been pursuing initiatives to reduce its impact on the climate. Most operators have implemented measures to reduce their Scope 1 and Scope 2 (direct and indirect) emissions, but Scope 3 is often overlooked.
By: James Barton
The Gartner Magic Quadrant has been a highly influential metric in the technology sector for over ten years. As an ostensibly objective analysis of market competitors, the majority of businesses factor it into their decision-making, so its impact on the sector’s competitive landscape is evident.
MTN Group’s board publicly backed CEO Ralph Mupita after an independent investigation found no evidence to support allegations of misconduct made by executives at the operator.
GSM-R (Global System for Mobile Communications – Railway) specifications were released two decades ago. These have been successfully used around the world, but can no longer support the bandwidth, latency, and connectivity required by railways as they go digital.
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