Solving the profit puzzle of P5G networks

Enterprises understand the business case for private 5G (P5G) networks well – it underpins millions of euros and dollars in industrial value but yet in the telecoms business model, connectivity captures a tiny fraction of it. This is why they – and other providers of the networks – often struggled to turn P5G into a sustainable business.

Trailblazers are deploying financially viable P5G networks though: in ports, manufacturing, healthcare and mining, they have embedded connectivity into the operational systems.

These systems coordinate robotics, manage cranes, run surgical streaming, autonomous haulage, biosensor telemetry, and real-time logistics, among other things. Predictable, secure mobile communications are essential: instability in the network can stop production lines, delay cargo shipments, disrupt clinical workflows, compromise workers’ safety and more.

This report looks at shifts in P5G. Includes insights from China Mobile International, Proximus Global, Telefónica Tech, Verizon Business and Vodafone Business, plus Deutsche Bahn.

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