Telecoms
Telecoms lie at the heart of the global drive to communicate faster, further, and more efficiently
Industries
Meaningful exchanges of information across any distance
Telecommunications lie at the heart of the global drive to communicate faster, further and more efficiently.
Throughout the course of our history, machines and people have developed myriad techniques to communicate. Radio, optical, magnetic and acoustic methods of communication all seek to facilitate the meaningful exchange of information. We have a bewildering range of technologies at our disposal.
TTP is helping clients to incorporate off-the-shelf communications solutions to meet their business needs, or to design brand new ways for their people and assets to communicate.
Telecommunications systems may carry information over great distances via geostationary orbit, or just a few hundred metres across a highly multiplexed channel, stretching Shannon to the limit. Systems can be challenged by the laws of physics to maintain their information integrity or be constrained by a need for secure or covert exchanges.
From the birth of the internet and the cellular communications revolution, to the rise of new nanosatellite constellations, autonomous vehicles, connected transport, 5G and the Internet of Things, many recent technology megatrends have been underpinned by the fundamental quest to communicate faster, further and more efficiently.
Similarly, telecommunications markets continually evolve though a cycle of stratification then re-consolidation, morphing between product-centric and service-centric business models to create and defend their competitive advantage.
TTP is helping clients to incorporate off-the-shelf communications solutions to meet their business needs and to design brand new ways for their people and assets to communicate.
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Cyber Security
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