5G has crossed the chasm to provide speeds comparable and superior to most last mile wireline services. However, the management of 5G is much different than the wireline. How will Enterprises take advantage of this change? One of the answers is by having service providers manage the network. In this session we look at how service providers can support 5G in the Enterprise.
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5G requires an architecture that goes for speed rather than range. This means that the several small cells need to be deployed in what used to be covered by one tower. This represents a tremendous opportunity for small cell companies. This session looks at how 5G changes the way that networks reach the customer.
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Wi-Fi showed that it was possible for the companies to deploy wireless networks on their own. We are at a new point with 5G solutions where companies can deploy LTE and 5G cellular solutions on their own as well. This panel explains how private LTE and CBRS enable the business to control their coverage on their premise.
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5G heralds increased video-streaming and an explosion of mission-critical applications. This means more demanding end to end latency requirements, with a subsequent impact on the backhaul latency budget. With an end-to-end latency figure of under 10 ms, latency across the backhaul segment would have to be under 1 ms mmWave connections can and do support such low latency requirements.
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Delivering service to unmodified, off-the-shelf cell phones outside of terrestrial tower range by using an overhead satellite sounds like a dream -- but it's getting real. Demonstrations have shown how small satellites can talk to NB-IoT devices, deliver emergency broadcast messages and exchange text messages with cell phones. A panel discussion will discuss what companies are working to make this a reality, technical demonstrations that have taken place and 3GPP standards being finalized, near-term services availability, and what the future will look like.
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The promise of Private LTE continues to be explored. Enterprises and Service Providers are looking to manage network integration. This session looks at how open platforms enable interoperability for carriers and customers alike.
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Data Privacy regulations like GDPR and the California Consumer Protection Act are forcing millions of apps and companies to radically change how they collect and store data. When WhatsApp changed their privacy policy, tens of millions of customers fled to a privacy focused-competitor, Signal. According to a McKinsey report, 88% of Americans do not trust companies with their data and 92% want “Much stricter privacy laws in the US”. As such, congress has put Data Privacy at the top of its to-do list in 2021. But the underlying cause of these regulations and changing attitudes is rooted in plummeting consumer trust towards technology. In this session, Rob will cover proven techniques that start with increasing consumer trust and result in compliance with data privacy laws.
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