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“<\/em>15% of enterprises are currently investing in 5G<\/a>, rising steeply to 69% within three years. Yet, less than half (48%) are confident they can transition to 5G-based Internet of Things (IoT), with 74% indicating that they need to overhaul the operating model to realise implementation,” the London-based advisory firm in a statement said.
The study was based on a survey of 1,000 organisations worldwide.
74% of the companies feel that 5G would enter the fabric of their business over the next five years, the finding said, adding that among those investing in 5G, 67% were either engaging in trials or in discussion with suppliers.
“Indian enterprises continue to adopt emerging technologies and scale ICT spending to fast-track digital transformation. In India, there is a notable change in the complexion of ICT spending, and IT services is set to account for 52% of total pie to touch $75 billion between 2019-23, growing at 8% CAGR,” Prashant Singhal<\/a>, Emerging Markets -Technology, Media and Telecom Leader, EY said.
Singhal further said that 5G and IoT would turbo charge the enterprise transformation journey.
5G-enabled digitalisation, according to him, is more than $25 billion opportunity by 2026 with nearly 45% of applications driven by Smart Cities<\/a> and Industry 4.0 use cases.
While the telecom sector plays a pivotal role in enabling the 5G revolution in India, the ongoing AGR issue has heightened market uncertainty posing threat to the operator dynamics and market construct, apart from adding woes to the already stretched balance sheets.
EY believes that the precarious situation calls for an immediate resolution not only to improve business viability but also reinvigorate industry sentiment and make the Indian telecom sector attractive again.
“India has the potential to catch-up in the global race on 5G - driving the ecosystem with a viable spectrum auction and favorable investment climate,” he added.
Singhal said that an early dialogue with enterprises to identify relevant use cases and create awareness on business benefits for telcos.
The next-generation technology adoption is led by the US with 19% currently investing compared with 13% in Europe and 10% in the Asia-Pacific.
“Enterprises are aware that 5G can fundamentally reshape their organizations. To succeed, they need to develop a road map that is aligned to the broader landscape of technology transformation, but anxieties persist around technology integration, maturity and cybersecurity,” Tom Loozen<\/a>, EY Global Telecommunications Sector Leader said.
The finding also revealed that forming the right partnerships could be the key to unlocking 5G potential.
60% of those surveyed indicate that their organisations were struggling to identify the right 5G vendor, and 67% say their vendor interactions to date have largely been transactional and tactical.
“It’s clear that enterprises now want consultative dialogue that delivers business outcomes through end-to-end solutions. 5G providers need to reinvent themselves as trusted partners, prioritizing access to an ecosystem of competencies that can deliver 5G capabilities at scale,” Adrian Baschnonga<\/a>, EY Global Telecommunications Lead Analyst said.
The energy (23%) and technology (22%) industries are currently 5G investment leaders, with health care (61%) and financial services (58%) organisations projected to emerge as the biggest investors within three years.
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52%的企业没有信心部署5 g:嗯
超过一半不自信或52%的组织部署第五代或5 g物联网建设(物联网),而只有15%的企业投资于新一代的技术,一个新的迪士尼找到说。
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”企业目前投资的15%5克在三年内,急剧上升到69%。然而,不到一半(48%)有信心他们可以过渡到5 g物联网建设(物联网),有74%表示他们需要意识到实现检修操作模型,”总部位于伦敦的咨询公司在一份声明中说。
这项研究是基于1000年的一项调查显示全球组织。
74%的公司认为5 g输入他们的业务在未来5年内,这一发现说,并补充说在那些投资于5克,67%的人从事试验或与供应商讨论。
“印度企业继续采用新兴技术和规模ICT支出快速数字转换。在印度,有一个显著的改变肤色的ICT支出,和IT服务将占总额的52%派触摸2019 - 23 750亿美元,复合年增长率8%的速度增长。”Prashant Singhal,新兴市场科技、媒体和电信领导,莎莉说。
Singhal进一步表示,5 g和物联网将涡轮增压企业转型之旅。
5 g取样频率,根据他的说法,到2026年超过250亿美元的机会,由近45%的应用程序智能城市和行业4.0用例。
在电信部门扮演关键的角色使5 g革命在印度,正在进行的AGR问题已经加剧了市场不确定性构成威胁运营商动态和市场建设,除了已经不堪重负的资产负债表问题添加到。
嗯相信岌岌可危的形势要求立即决议不仅提高生存能力,而且重振产业情绪并再次使印度电信行业有吸引力。
“印度有潜力的全球竞争中赶超5 g -驱动生态系统的一个可行的频谱拍卖和良好的投资环境,”他补充道。
Singhal说,提前与企业对话识别相关用例和创建意识电信公司的商业利益。
下一代技术采用由美国目前19%的投资比例为13%在欧洲和亚太地区的10%。
“企业意识到5克可以从根本上重塑他们的组织。要取得成功,他们需要开发一个路线图,对齐技术的更广泛的景观转换,但焦虑持续在技术集成,成熟和网络安全。”汤姆Loozen全球电信行业领袖说哦,是吧。
这一发现还透露,形成正确的合作伙伴可以解锁的关键5 g的潜力。
60%的受访者表示,他们的组织努力识别正确的5 g供应商,和67%说他们的供应商迄今交互主要是事务性和战术。
“很明显,企业现在想协商对话,通过端到端解决方案交付业务的结果。5 g供应商需要彻底改造自己是值得信赖的合作伙伴,优先访问一个生态系统的能力可以提供5克的能力与规模,”Adrian Baschnonga,是全球电信首席分析师说。
能源(23%)和科技(22%)行业目前5 g投资领导人,与卫生保健(61%)和金融服务组织(58%)将在三年内成为最大的投资者。
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