The metamorphosis of the b2b telecommunications sector: from infrastructure to servitization through omnichannel architectures, artificial intelligence, and esg Governance
The metamorphosis of the b2b telecommunications sector: from infrastructure to servitization through omnichannel architectures, artificial intelligence, and esg Governance
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B2B Telecommunications. Servitization. Artificial Intelligence. ESG. Customer Success. Neuromanagement.Abstract
The reconfiguration of the digital economy has imposed a survival imperative on the corporate telecommunications (B2B) sector: the irreversible transition from the Telco model (connectivity provider) to the Techcomodel (orchestrator of integrated technological solutions). This scientific article presents an epistemological and pragmatic investigation into the commercial engineering required to sustain competitiveness in high-density technological markets. The methodology, supported by an analytical-deductive literature review in corporate strategy, systems architecture, and behavioral economics, dissects the evolution of the service portfolio towards servitization. The scope of the study delves into overcoming informational silos through omnichannel architectures (CPaaS, UCaaS, and CCaaS), the application of Generative and Predictive Artificial Intelligence in Customer Success management, and the emergence of ESG (Environmental, Social, and Governance) metrics as non-negotiable criteria in attracting and retaining global accounts. The theoretical results attest that financial scalability (maximizing Lifetime Value against Acquisition Cost) structurally depends on commercial leadership grounded in neuromanagement, capable of orchestrating the psychological safety of teams and mitigating biases in decision-making. It is concluded that the contemporary B2B executive acts as a systemic value architect, where technology is the medium and relational and ethical excellence constitutes the true protective barrier of corporate capital.
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