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Contents
1. 5G Talk
8. IOT Getting Hot
2. 5G Time Frame
1. Welcome, IOTs! Why Now?
3. 3Gpp -5g initiative SMARTER
2. Launch-Manage-Monetize
4. 5G Milestones
3. Challenges
5. Stages for 5G Milestones
4. IPR & Standardization
6. New C-RAN/Fronthaul of 5G
5. IoT Architecture
1. Why Redifne C-RAN/Fronthaul Architec
N Architecture
METIS-II - 5GPPP
5G Time Frame
Milestones
FROM 5G EXPLORATION TO 5G DEPLOYMENT
Project Planning and Control
Vision Statement
Blueprint
Benefits
Projects
Resources
Deliverable
Risks
New Cloud-RAN/Fronthaul of 5G
5G Requirement
Ultra-high radio speed (20Gbps/UE) - New RAT, mm
Wave, massive MIMO, massive Aggregation
Ultra-low latency (E2E few msec) - Tectile Internet, a
utonomous driving, remote controlled machine
Massive connectivity (hundreds of millions of IoT dev
ices)
How 5G, with higher technological requirements and distinguishe
d use cases compared to those of 4G, will affect the current mobi
le network architecture? What changes will it bring?
5G Core (Data Plane), New BBU and Applications will run on virtualized
servers at the local cloud RAN sites.
3. Ultra-low latency Distributed 5G Core
Many agree that massive IoT and mission-critical IoT are t
he biggest difference between 4G and 5G.
Cost v. benefit
Network & Connection
Data> Network Costs down
High Speed Internet Available
intelligence Various Platform available
Total Value
A mobile virtual network operator (MVNO), or mobile other licensed operator (MOLO) is a wireless communications services provider that does not
own the wireless network infrastructure over which the MVNO provides services to its customers. An MVNO enters into a business agreement with a mobile
network operator to obtain bulk access to network services at wholesale rates, then sets retail prices independently.
IOT Market Opportunities
Risk Management
Launch-Manage-Monetize
Launch Your IOT Business
Companies new to The Internet of Things face three main challenges. To build a profitable business (or line of business) around connected devices, you have to: Launch your
connected service. Once you have identified a business model that leverages the power of The Internet of Things for your business, youll have to:
integrate Integrate into mobile operator networks, anywhere and everywheren the world.
.
Define use cases and map out business and operational requirements for every stage of your product
Define lifecycle.
Integrate your new Internet of Things business with your existing infrastructure.
integrate
Configure application programming interfaces (APIs) to meet your unique business need and
configure requirement of each and every mobile operator you work with
.
Run diagnostics to identify and troubleshoot issues on any device, anywhere at any time.
Run
Define the events that trigger each devices activation and deactivation.
Define
Set up real-time controls that give you visibility into every deployed device and let you manage data
Set up usage.
Monetize Your IOT Business
Companies new to The Internet of Things face three main challenges. To build a profitable business (or line of business) around connected devices, you have to: Launch your
connected service. Once you have identified a business model that leverages the power of The Internet of Things for your business, youll have to:
Set rates for each type and level of service you offer and define how those plans will be managed
over time (e.g. free trial periods, introductory discounts, subscriptions of different lengths, renewal
Set Rate plans, split billing, etc.)
Handle billing, charges, and payments to and from customers, operators, OEMs, partners, suppliers,
Handle
etc. .
Gather intelligence from all the data youre now gathering and use it to create new revenue streams,
Gather optimize processes, build new products, and improve existing ones.
Battery: Power: Supply: need to be longer lasting and flexible, at the end.
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