COVID-19 is changing communications forever
Hans Geerdes
The COVID-19 crisis is showing us the fundamental importance of connectivity as an essential utility and as a contributor to
The COVID-19 crisis is showing us the fundamental importance of connectivity as an essential utility and as a contributor to
Unlike previous generations of mobile services, 5G isn’t just relevant to CSPs; it has many applications for many industries.
We’re in the odd position of knowing 5G will bring extraordinary capabilities, without knowing exactly what those will be used for.
Homeowners are enjoying the convenience and potential cost savings of home automation. The smart home market is expected to reach $107 billion by 2023.
The alarming potential of biometrics and image tracking has generated several anti-surveillance solutions, aimed at protecting users’ data.
High scorers of the maturity index have a good communication strategy and are closely linking 5G with their digital transformation.
Distributed ledger technologies (DLT) like blockchain could lead to an “Internet of value” in which anything of importance can be virtually managed.
The transition to 5G means much more than spending the billions necessary to upgrade wireless networks. They need to have a plan to address the enterprise.
Next-generation 5G telecom networks will introduce vastly improved data speeds in the making of a global digital nervous system.
Analytics and machine learning can help operators plan their 5G rollouts in the most effective and customer-centric ways.
