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印度电信公司解锁“巨大的潜力”为企业客户提供5 g: Airtel业务报告
“通过利用现有的网络基础设施,分化进一步可以通过创建数据中心和云产品。其中网络使用AI /毫升,预测分析,和自动化允许csp(通信服务供应商)提供更快,可预测的,和安全的网络,“Bharti Airtel的B2B单位在其报告中表示。
“通过利用现有的网络基础设施,分化进一步可以通过创建数据中心和云产品。其中网络使用AI /毫升,预测分析,和自动化允许csp(通信服务供应商)提供更快,可预测的,和安全的网络,”附近的旅馆业务在其报告中表示。
报告进一步的细节的用例,在垂直私人LTE和5 g可以解锁。例如,它可以为智能工厂的制造垂直。
因此,电信运营商可能需要改变他们的价值主张从“简单网络容量供应商创新数字服务提供商”,反过来,需要高层次的合作和伙伴关系。
一些合作伙伴,报告提到了包括芬兰电信设备制造商诺基亚与Airtel合作提供私人LTE和工业AI在印度企业在生产和销售领域,而瑞典爱立信与中国移动合作创建的连接螺丝起子。
从技术的观点来看,Airtel业务说,物联网(物联网),云计算机器学习、人工智能/ (AI /毫升),边缘计算、网络安全、数字双将推动下一代网络。
与此同时,成为组织5 g功能是一个资本密集型的任务。“他们(组织)正在探索并试图识别和构建用例将受益于它(5克)。这导致了现在许多企业加速他们的产品,带来5 g边缘计算设备的前沿,”它补充道。
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“我们帮助客户(电信)构建网络,数字化操作和工作与企业客户增长他们的收入。这是我们的力量。现在,我们与电信公司在测试阶段的用例,但我们将在适当的时候宣布。我们已经更上一层楼的旅馆,”阿南德•Bhaskar董事总经理服务提供商,思科,印度和南亚区域合作联盟告诉等。
这一趋势成为5 g功能只会获得动力的企业准备推出第五代网络技术。
Airtel业务建议来自发展中功能部署解决方案通过用例如物联网、AR / VR,边缘计算,改善客户体验,电信公司和企业“需要共同努力,构建产品,过程,和人才需要一个成功的5 g商业模式”。
Airtel在其部分是与埃森哲咨询和科技等公司合作,亚马逊网络服务(AWS)、思科、爱立信、谷歌云,诺基亚,塔塔咨询(TCS)来演示企业级的用例使用高速、低延迟的网络。电信也与品牌,如阿波罗医院合作,Flipkart公司和其他制造企业测试5 g解决方案建设。
与此同时,沃达丰的想法加入手Larsen & Toubro公司(L&T)智能通信世界,Athonet,本土创业Vizzbee吱声实验室5 g用例和最近与A5G网络启用行业4.0和智能移动边缘计算(MEC)在印度。
“…电信运营商扮演独特的角色在帮助他们的业务客户意识到巨大的可能性通过数字转换他们的投资、建设和运营网络,”Airtel的B2B的胳膊说。
Airtel中小型企业业务服务超过一百万和2000多个大型企业和政府客户,虽然Vi迎合大型企业,政府,中小型企业(smb)和创业。
中央政府已经计划拍卖2022年5 g电波May-July时间表来促进服务的推出5克于2023年由私人电信运营商。
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\u201cBy leveraging existing network infrastructure, differentiation can further be created through data centre and cloud offerings. Having software-driven networks that use AI\/ML, predictive analytics, and automation allows CSPs (communication service providers) to provide faster, predictable, and secure networks,\u201d Airtel<\/a> Business said in its report.
The report further details the use cases that Private LTE and 5G can unlock across verticals. For instance, it can lead way for smart factories in the manufacturing vertical.
<\/div><\/div>Similarly, superfast wireless networks can revolutionize the healthcare sector, retail sector, enable smart cities, transform the banking experience, and help drive India\u2019s Cloud gaming ecosystem, as well as create augmented reality\/virtual reality (AR\/VR) experiences, the report has underlined.
Accordingly, telecom operators may need to change their value proposition from \u201csimple network capacity providers to innovative digital service providers\u201d which will, in turn, require high-level collaborations and partnerships.
Some partnerships that the report mentions include Finnish telecoms gear maker Nokia\u2019s collaboration with Airtel to offer private LTE and industrial AI to enterprises in the manufacturing and distribution sector in India, whereas Sweden\u2019s Ericsson has partnered with China Mobile to create the \u2018connected screwdriver\u2019.
From a technological point-of-view, Airtel Business said the Internet of Things (IoT), Cloud computing<\/a>, Artificial Intelligence\/Machine Learning (AI\/ML), edge computing, cyber security, and digital twin will drive the next-generation networks.
At the same time, becoming 5G-ready is a capital-intensive task for organizations. \u201cThey [organizations] are exploring and trying to identify and build use-cases that will benefit from it [5G]. This has led many enterprises to now accelerate their offerings and bring 5G-enabled edge computing devices to the forefront,\u201d it added.
Accordingly, telecom operators may need to change their value proposition from \u201csimple network capacity providers to innovative digital service providers\u201d which will, in turn, require high-level collaborations and partnerships.
Some partnerships that the report mentions include Finnish telecoms gear maker Nokia\u2019s collaboration with Airtel to offer private LTE and industrial AI to enterprises in the manufacturing and distribution sector in India, whereas Sweden\u2019s Ericsson has partnered with China Mobile to create the \u2018connected screwdriver\u2019.
From a technological point-of-view, Airtel Business said the Internet of Things (IoT), Cloud computing<\/a>, Artificial Intelligence\/Machine Learning (AI\/ML), edge computing, cyber security, and digital twin will drive the next-generation networks.
At the same time, becoming 5G-ready is a capital-intensive task for organizations. \u201cThey [organizations] are exploring and trying to identify and build use-cases that will benefit from it [5G]. This has led many enterprises to now accelerate their offerings and bring 5G-enabled edge computing devices to the forefront,\u201d it added.
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