FutureNet World London | AI in Telecom | Executive Exchange

Unlocking New Revenue from AI Starts with Monetisable Infrastructure

Meet Tallence at FutureNet World and discover how telcos can turn existing voice infrastructure into scalable, AI-powered services.

Voice AI is not a feature — it is a platform capability.

Join Martin Rückert, Chief AI Officer at Tallence, to explore how operators can move beyond connectivity and build revenue-generating services on top of their network.

Where Tallence Delivers

Why Meet Tallence

While FutureNet World defines the direction, the real challenge is execution.

Most operators are no longer asking whether to invest in AI - but how to turn it into scalable services, new revenue streams, and operational impact.

This is where Tallence works.

We combine over 25 years of telecom experience with deep expertise in cloud, platforms, and security to help operators:

Move from AI pilots to production systems
Embed AI into existing OSS/BSS and network environments
Build scalable, monetisable services on top of AI capabilities

Not as a concept - but in real systems.

Industry Context

About FutureNet World

FutureNet World is where telecom leaders align on the strategic direction of AI, automation, and autonomous networks.

For Tallence, this makes it the right place to discuss how Voice AI becomes a monetisable, operator-grade service capability.

With over 1,000 senior decision-makers and 150+ speakers, the event focuses on how the industry is responding to structural pressure. From rising complexity and cost to new competition and shifting business models.

It sets the agenda.

Explore FutureNet Word 2026

Personal Phone Assistant for Everyday Use

Stay reachable, structure conversations, automate follow-ups

An intelligent personal assistant handles incoming calls, filters them by relevance, and captures key information. It understands caller intent, summarizes conversations, and automatically initiates follow-ups - directly on the user’s existing number, without requiring additional infrastructure.

Personal Phone Assistant (B2C)

Screens incoming calls
Captures intent and summarises conversations
Automates follow-ups on the user’s existing number

Voice Concierge (SMB)

Qualifies incoming business calls
Captures customer information
Triggers workflows such as bookings, callbacks or ticket creation

THOR Voice AI

From Voice Connectivity to Intelligent, Monetisable Services

A practical overview of how AI can be embedded directly into telecom networks to create scalable, revenue-generating voice services.

Download the THOR Voice AI brief

PANEL

Meet Our Speaker

Martin Rueckert, Chief AI Officer, Tallence AG

“Voice AI should not be a feature - it should be a platform capability.”

At FutureNet World, Martin will share:

How telcos can embed AI into core network workflows
How voice becomes a programmable, monetisable asset
How operators move from pilots to scalable service portfolios

👉 Book a meeting with Martin at the event

Our core team

Meet Our Team in London

Expert Article | The Fast Mode

Autonomous networks fail without shared operational understanding. Telco knowledge graphs create the semantic foundation AI needs to operate reliably across network and business domains.

Tallence Press Release

Turn voice into a monetizable, AI-driven service layer THOR embeds intelligent assistants directly into live calls - inside the network, not on top.

Expert Article | RCR Wireless

Voice returns to the center, how telcos can own the AI value layer