Software Mind Schedules Telco Days 2026 for November 6

Oct 14, 2026
The free virtual conference will cover agentic AI, network security, SMS fraud and telecom billing operations, with sessions available on demand afterward.
Software Mind Schedules Telco Days 2026 for November 6
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Software Mind will hold Telco Days 2026 on November 6, the company announced in a press release. The free virtual conference will focus on agentic AI and network security for telecommunications operators.

ROCCO will present survey findings from more than 300 telecom leaders about AI investment, stalled pilot projects and production use. Next Mobile will discuss how generative AI supports both SMS fraud and fraud prevention, while Software Mind will present the road map for its Amplitiv Signaling Firewall.

Other sessions will include Telefónica, Tallence and Software Mind discussing Telefónica's billing operating model, Amdocs covering BSS platforms, and Alianza presenting voice AI delivered through operator networks. The event will run from 9:00 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. CET, and all sessions will be available on demand afterward.

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