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Christoph Uferer

Partner

Christoph Uferer

Areas of Focus

Education

University of London, United Kingdom
MSc. in business innovation
Vienna University of Business and Economics, Austria
BSc. in international business administration

Christoph Uferer

Since joining in 2015, our Partner Christoph Uferer has consistently demonstrated his drive, high quality standards, and expertise. He has a deep understanding of the industry, exceptional technology insight, and the ability to build trusted relationships with clients at the highest level. This has allowed him to expand our client base, establish new business relationships, and lead to outstanding performance.

Christoph Uferer is a true collaborator, dedicated and reliable, and has become an integral part of the TIME practice. He has been instrumental in building the "Technology Economics” Competence Center, and his contributions have been invaluable.

Christoph Uferer's functional consulting focus is on strategy design, technology assessment, and transaction support, with an emphasis on 5G, APIs, and B2B2x topics.

A golden bullet or pandora’s box?
Telecommunications, Information technology, Media & Electronics (TIME)
A golden bullet or pandora’s box?
Rapid growth of generative artificial intelligence (GenAI) has unlocked significant opportunities in the communications platform as a service (CPaaS) space, with those able to harness its potential poised to strategically differentiate. Leveraging GenAI facilitates dynamic solutions that offer context-specific experiences for end users — revolutionizing current offerings. But how should CPaaS players approach such an opportunity, and what are the impacts for the wider ecosystem?
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From legacy to leading: Mastering large-scale it transformations
Telecommunications, Information technology, Media & Electronics (TIME)
From legacy to leading: Mastering large-scale it transformations
Communication service providers (CSPs) — especially standalone operators — tend to face serious roadblocks in the initial stage of IT transformations. Discussions about IT architecture and vendor options often lead to analysis paralysis, which hinders progress to the point where operators are unable to keep pace with industry evolution. This Viewpoint provides a blueprint for mastering large-scale IT transformations.
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SCALING THE MOBILE PRIVATE NETWORKS OPPORTUNITY
Telecommunications, Information technology, Media & Electronics (TIME)
SCALING THE MOBILE PRIVATE NETWORKS OPPORTUNITY
The enterprise business segment has long been viewed as the context where mobile network operators (MNOs) realize significant returns in deploying 5G technology. Of particular interest is the deployment of mobile private networks (MPNs), dedicated to a particular enterprise and in effect serving as its local area network (LAN). MPNs unlock the potential of 5G for advanced connectivity, security, and enterprise autonomy.
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CPAAS: Beyond the hype
Telecommunications, Information technology, Media & Electronics (TIME)
CPAAS: Beyond the hype
As the communications-platform-as-a-service (CPaaS) hype fades, questions arise over where the industry will find future value. Two trends are coming to the fore. First, enterprise customers are starting to request features beyond application-to-person (A2P) and “best effort” legacy solutions to enable future omnichannel and 5G-based use cases like the metaverse. Second, classic CPaaS services are finding a new market for an ever-increasing savvy mid-market. Both trends are allowing operators to stamp their mark on the CPaaS industry.
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Telecommunications, Information technology, Media & Electronics (TIME)
Mobile network virtualization calls for operating model reconfiguration
Dr. Karim Taga, Christoph Uferer
VIRTUALIZATION ENTAILS CHANGES IN PROCUREMENT
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Telecommunications, Information technology, Media & Electronics (TIME)
Closing in: The development of CPaaS towards a cohesive market structure
Christoph Uferer, Lars Riegel, Sean McDevitt, Arvind Rajeswaran
Communications platform as a service (CPaaS) allows businesses to develop and manage communications features without needing to develop and maintain the infrastructure on the back end of the service. CPaaS makes it easier than ever for companies to create differentiating customer communication experiences while promising to reduce costs and speed up innovation.
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Christoph Uferer

Since joining in 2015, our Partner Christoph Uferer has consistently demonstrated his drive, high quality standards, and expertise. He has a deep understanding of the industry, exceptional technology insight, and the ability to build trusted relationships with clients at the highest level. This has allowed him to expand our client base, establish new business relationships, and lead to outstanding performance.

Christoph Uferer is a true collaborator, dedicated and reliable, and has become an integral part of the TIME practice. He has been instrumental in building the "Technology Economics” Competence Center, and his contributions have been invaluable.

Christoph Uferer's functional consulting focus is on strategy design, technology assessment, and transaction support, with an emphasis on 5G, APIs, and B2B2x topics.

A golden bullet or pandora’s box?
Telecommunications, Information technology, Media & Electronics (TIME)
A golden bullet or pandora’s box?
Rapid growth of generative artificial intelligence (GenAI) has unlocked significant opportunities in the communications platform as a service (CPaaS) space, with those able to harness its potential poised to strategically differentiate. Leveraging GenAI facilitates dynamic solutions that offer context-specific experiences for end users — revolutionizing current offerings. But how should CPaaS players approach such an opportunity, and what are the impacts for the wider ecosystem?
Find out more
From legacy to leading: Mastering large-scale it transformations
Telecommunications, Information technology, Media & Electronics (TIME)
From legacy to leading: Mastering large-scale it transformations
Communication service providers (CSPs) — especially standalone operators — tend to face serious roadblocks in the initial stage of IT transformations. Discussions about IT architecture and vendor options often lead to analysis paralysis, which hinders progress to the point where operators are unable to keep pace with industry evolution. This Viewpoint provides a blueprint for mastering large-scale IT transformations.
Find out more
SCALING THE MOBILE PRIVATE NETWORKS OPPORTUNITY
Telecommunications, Information technology, Media & Electronics (TIME)
SCALING THE MOBILE PRIVATE NETWORKS OPPORTUNITY
The enterprise business segment has long been viewed as the context where mobile network operators (MNOs) realize significant returns in deploying 5G technology. Of particular interest is the deployment of mobile private networks (MPNs), dedicated to a particular enterprise and in effect serving as its local area network (LAN). MPNs unlock the potential of 5G for advanced connectivity, security, and enterprise autonomy.
Find out more
CPAAS: Beyond the hype
Telecommunications, Information technology, Media & Electronics (TIME)
CPAAS: Beyond the hype
As the communications-platform-as-a-service (CPaaS) hype fades, questions arise over where the industry will find future value. Two trends are coming to the fore. First, enterprise customers are starting to request features beyond application-to-person (A2P) and “best effort” legacy solutions to enable future omnichannel and 5G-based use cases like the metaverse. Second, classic CPaaS services are finding a new market for an ever-increasing savvy mid-market. Both trends are allowing operators to stamp their mark on the CPaaS industry.
Find out more
Telecommunications, Information technology, Media & Electronics (TIME)
Mobile network virtualization calls for operating model reconfiguration
Dr. Karim Taga, Christoph Uferer
VIRTUALIZATION ENTAILS CHANGES IN PROCUREMENT
Find out more
Telecommunications, Information technology, Media & Electronics (TIME)
Closing in: The development of CPaaS towards a cohesive market structure
Christoph Uferer, Lars Riegel, Sean McDevitt, Arvind Rajeswaran
Communications platform as a service (CPaaS) allows businesses to develop and manage communications features without needing to develop and maintain the infrastructure on the back end of the service. CPaaS makes it easier than ever for companies to create differentiating customer communication experiences while promising to reduce costs and speed up innovation.
Find out more

More About Christoph
  • University of London, United Kingdom
    MSc. in business innovation
  • Vienna University of Business and Economics, Austria
    BSc. in international business administration