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Dori Erann sits down with Emmy Johnson, Founder and Principal Analyst at Skylight Research, to explore what is really happening across the telecom and wireless infrastructure market today.
From the pressure operators face to monetize next-generation networks, to the growing role of AI in network optimization, Emmy shares a grounded and practical view of the trends shaping global connectivity. The conversation also dives into the future of 6G, quantum computing, fixed wireless access, and the operational realities behind network investment decisions.
This episode is ideal for telecom leaders, network architects, utilities, enterprise connectivity teams, and anyone navigating the future of wireless infrastructure.
Emmy Johnson - is the Founder and Principal Analyst at Skylight Research, specializing in telecom infrastructure, wireless transport, market forecasting, and industry strategy. She is widely recognized for her deep understanding of network evolution and telecom market dynamics.
Dori Erann - is a marketing executive with 25+ years of experience in the B2B technology space. She thrives at the intersection of strategy and creativity, driving brand growth and business success. Dori has successfully led high-performing teams in developing and executing data-driven marketing strategies that blend insight and storytelling to enhance customer engagement and deliver measurable results. Known for her empathetic leadership style, she creates an inclusive, supportive environment where people and ideas thrive.
About Ceragon Connects - Ceragon Connects explores the ideas, technologies, and industry shifts shaping the future of global connectivity across telecoms, utilities, energy, transportation, public safety, and enterprise networks.
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