Network analytics as a means of slashing customer support costs is a market covered by Faultline virtually on a weekly basis stretching back two decades, but in terms of really drilling down to the contextual consumer level, this represents a relatively closed book for network operators. Unless, of course, you are a specialist start-up like Veego, which was drawn to our recent coverage of Dublin-based connected home start-up Sweepr – claiming its own AI-based smart care technology is complementary to most network software vendors on the market today. But while Sweepr focuses on the context of consumers’ connectivity problems within the wider diagnostic environment, specializing in deploying software behind consumer-facing apps and voice assistants, Israel-based Veego is deeply invested in…