\"<p>FILE
FILE PHOTO: The logo of U.S. networks giant Cisco Systems is seen in front of their headquarters in Issy-les-Moulineaux, near Paris, France August 6, 2022. REUTES\/Sarah Meyssonnier\/<\/span><\/figcaption><\/figure>NEW DELHI: Cisco<\/a> Systems, a US-based networking company is working on use cases across multiple industries to offer a revenue model for enterprise customers to drive private 5G<\/a> adoption.

“We are working on private 5G, LTE and use cases, specifically for industries that require technologies like 5G as-a-service,” Anand Bhaskar, managing director, Service Providers, Cisco India & SAARC told ETTelecom, adding that the objective was to provide use cases in multiple sectors to enterprise customers so that they could get more revenue and build a sustainable revenue model.

A captive network is an extension to a wireless technology for the creation of a dedicated local area network (LAN) within a business facility. 5G service offered by this network will only be utilised by the enterprise concerned and no one else.

Digital communications companies like Cisco are looking to cash in on the opportunities offered by 5G technology by providing enterprises with innovative software-defined networking, cloud, and security for
private 5G networks<\/a>. But the hurdle has been the absence of any proven, standard and successful use cases hurting the monetisable possibilities.

Both telecom carriers and large companies or system integrators are concerned about the lack of industry-specific monetizable use cases for captive or private 5G networks.

\"I think the conversation is also around how we monetise the 5G network, and how we use 5G towards enterprise. 2G, 3G and 4G were primarily consumer-- led. 5G is going to be an enterprise-driven venture, so building more use cases is critical,\" the top executive said.

More than 20 companies in India including Tata Communications, Larsen & Toubro, Capgemini, Infosys and GMR have applied to obtain spectrum to deploy a captive 5G network.

In last year's spectrum auction, the Ahmedabad-based diversified conglomerate headed by Gautam Adani purchased 400 MHz airwaves in the 26 GHz band for Rs 212-crore to deploy private 5G networks across its business including ports, mining, power and gas.

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The Chuck Robbins-headed company has been working on next generation-led private networks worldwide including India and is undertaking pilot programs across industries such as mining, healthcare and manufacturing.

\"Cisco is working with clients to enable 5G to help set up their backhaul and transport networks and also on the packet core side where initial trials are happening across areas such as manufacturing and ports,\" Bhaskar said.

He further explained that there are a lot of business opportunities in India given the market scale in terms of the large consumer base.

In the 5G era, Fixed Wireless Access (FWA) is going to be one of the biggest use cases where all customers are looking for it.

The company has a deep engagement with service providers and as a part of \"true 360 relationship\", it builds their networks, closely works them to digitise their business customers and partners with them to sell portfolio to other enterprises.

Cisco has partnerships with top two incumbents --
Reliance Jio<\/a> and Bharti Airtel<\/a> and it aims to work with a larger set of customers in domains such as manufacturing, mining and logistics, he said.

With the fifth generation services being rolled out globally, competition has increased in this space of private 5G to make it a highly competitive industry. Cisco faces rivals like Juniper Networks, Arista Networks, and Hewlett Packard Enterprise (HPE) offering similar products and services globally. Companies are pushing private 5G adoption across the automotive, logistics, healthcare, retail and public sectors.

The demand for private 5G networks has soared as enterprises seek digital transformation. With ultra-low latency rates, these captive networks provide scalability and high reliability to businesses.
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思科致力于用例创建盈利模式为私人企业网络5克

数字通信思科等公司正寻求利用5 g技术提供的机会通过为企业提供创新的软件定义网络,云,为私人5 g网络和安全。但障碍是没有任何证明,标准和成功的用例伤害monetisable可能性。

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新德里消息:思科系统,美国网络公司正在用例跨多个行业提供企业客户开私人的收入模式5克采用。

“我们正在私人5克,LTE和用例,专门为需要技术5 g作为服务的行业,”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ETTelecom,目标是为企业客户提供用例在多个部门,这样他们可以得到更多的收入,建立一个可持续的盈利模式。乐动娱乐招聘

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俘虏网络扩展到无线技术创建一个专用的局域网(LAN)在业务设施。5克才会利用这个网络提供的服务的企业,没有其他人。

数字通信思科等公司正寻求利用5 g技术提供的机会通过为企业提供创新的软件定义网络,云,和安全私人5 g网络。但障碍是没有任何证明,标准和成功的用例伤害monetisable可能性。

电信运营商和大公司或系统集成商都担心缺乏特定于行业的盈利的用例俘虏或私人5 g网络。

“我认为谈话也是围绕如何货币化5 g网络,以及我们如何使用对企业5克。2 g、3 g和4 g主要是消费者——领导。5 g是一个enterprise-driven风险,所以建造更多的用例是至关重要的,”前高管表示。

20多家公司在印度包括塔塔通信,Larsen & Toubro公司凯捷,Infosys和巨磁电阻效应来获得光谱应用于部署一个俘虏5 g网络。

在去年的频谱拍卖,位于多元化企业集团由Gautam Adani购买400兆赫波段的26个GHz带价值212卢比的私人5 g网络部署在其业务包括港口、矿山、电力和天然气。

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查克Robbins-headed公司一直致力于未来generation-led私人网络包括印度和全世界正在进行试点项目在行业,如采矿、医疗和制造业。

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“思科正在与客户让5克帮助建立他们的回程和运输网络和分组核心方面,初步试验发生在制造和港口等领域,“Bhaskar说。

他进一步解释说,在印度有很多商机的市场规模的大消费群体。

在5 g时代,固定无线接入(澳洲公平工作委员会)将是最大的一个用例,所有的客户正在寻找它。

公司拥有深接触与服务提供者和360年“真正的关系”的一部分,它构建自己的网络,密切工作他们数字化业务客户和合作伙伴与他们投资组合卖给其他企业。

与前两名现任者——思科合作伙伴关系依赖JioBharti Airtel和它的目标是与一组更大的客户在制造业等领域,采矿和物流,他说。

与第五代服务在全球范围内推出,竞争增加了在这个空间的私人5克一个高度竞争的行业。思科公司面临竞争对手瞻博网络,芒网络,和惠普企业(HPE)在全球范围内提供类似的产品和服务。公司正在推动私人5 g采用在汽车、物流、医疗、零售和公共部门。

私人5 g网络的需求激增,企业寻求数字转换。具有超低延迟率,这些俘虏网络为企业提供可伸缩性和高可靠性。
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\"&lt;p&gt;FILE
FILE PHOTO: The logo of U.S. networks giant Cisco Systems is seen in front of their headquarters in Issy-les-Moulineaux, near Paris, France August 6, 2022. REUTES\/Sarah Meyssonnier\/<\/span><\/figcaption><\/figure>NEW DELHI: Cisco<\/a> Systems, a US-based networking company is working on use cases across multiple industries to offer a revenue model for enterprise customers to drive private 5G<\/a> adoption.

“We are working on private 5G, LTE and use cases, specifically for industries that require technologies like 5G as-a-service,” Anand Bhaskar, managing director, Service Providers, Cisco India & SAARC told ETTelecom, adding that the objective was to provide use cases in multiple sectors to enterprise customers so that they could get more revenue and build a sustainable revenue model.

A captive network is an extension to a wireless technology for the creation of a dedicated local area network (LAN) within a business facility. 5G service offered by this network will only be utilised by the enterprise concerned and no one else.

Digital communications companies like Cisco are looking to cash in on the opportunities offered by 5G technology by providing enterprises with innovative software-defined networking, cloud, and security for
private 5G networks<\/a>. But the hurdle has been the absence of any proven, standard and successful use cases hurting the monetisable possibilities.

Both telecom carriers and large companies or system integrators are concerned about the lack of industry-specific monetizable use cases for captive or private 5G networks.

\"I think the conversation is also around how we monetise the 5G network, and how we use 5G towards enterprise. 2G, 3G and 4G were primarily consumer-- led. 5G is going to be an enterprise-driven venture, so building more use cases is critical,\" the top executive said.

More than 20 companies in India including Tata Communications, Larsen & Toubro, Capgemini, Infosys and GMR have applied to obtain spectrum to deploy a captive 5G network.

In last year's spectrum auction, the Ahmedabad-based diversified conglomerate headed by Gautam Adani purchased 400 MHz airwaves in the 26 GHz band for Rs 212-crore to deploy private 5G networks across its business including ports, mining, power and gas.

Read also<\/h4>
<\/a><\/figure>
India fastest growing digital nation globally: Cisco India chief Daisy Chittilapilly<\/a><\/h5><\/div>
<\/a><\/figure>
Private 5G, Wi-Fi 6E to co-exist for enterprise use: Cisco executive<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/div><\/div>
The Chuck Robbins-headed company has been working on next generation-led private networks worldwide including India and is undertaking pilot programs across industries such as mining, healthcare and manufacturing.

\"Cisco is working with clients to enable 5G to help set up their backhaul and transport networks and also on the packet core side where initial trials are happening across areas such as manufacturing and ports,\" Bhaskar said.

He further explained that there are a lot of business opportunities in India given the market scale in terms of the large consumer base.

In the 5G era, Fixed Wireless Access (FWA) is going to be one of the biggest use cases where all customers are looking for it.

The company has a deep engagement with service providers and as a part of \"true 360 relationship\", it builds their networks, closely works them to digitise their business customers and partners with them to sell portfolio to other enterprises.

Cisco has partnerships with top two incumbents --
Reliance Jio<\/a> and Bharti Airtel<\/a> and it aims to work with a larger set of customers in domains such as manufacturing, mining and logistics, he said.

With the fifth generation services being rolled out globally, competition has increased in this space of private 5G to make it a highly competitive industry. Cisco faces rivals like Juniper Networks, Arista Networks, and Hewlett Packard Enterprise (HPE) offering similar products and services globally. Companies are pushing private 5G adoption across the automotive, logistics, healthcare, retail and public sectors.

The demand for private 5G networks has soared as enterprises seek digital transformation. With ultra-low latency rates, these captive networks provide scalability and high reliability to businesses.
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