Ericsson
Differentiated Connectivity and 5G Potential
Pages
27
Time to read
38 mins
Publication
Language
English
Pages
27
Time to read
38 mins
Publication
Language
English
This technical report discusses the concept of differentiated connectivity in the context of 5G technology. It outlines the current trends and challenges faced by communications service providers (CSPs) in delivering mobile broadband services. The report highlights the transition from traditional best-effort mobile broadband to a more reliable and deterministic connectivity model that can support various applications requiring consistent performance characteristics. It details the need for CSPs to adapt their service offerings to meet the growing demands for high-performance connectivity, driven by factors such as digitalization and automation. The report introduces a seven-step guide for developing new service offerings based on performance levels, emphasizing the importance of network capabilities such as Quality of Service (QoS) and low latency. Furthermore, it discusses the potential benefits of differentiated connectivity for both consumers and enterprises, illustrating how it can enhance user experience and drive innovation in application development. The report concludes by identifying necessary actions for the industry to capitalize on these opportunities.