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Private 5G and Private LTE For Communication Service Providers

As we progress further into the next phases of the wireless evolution, we find that enterprises and consumers have an insatiable appetite for speed and new services. They are adopting the current 5th Generation (5G) mobile network as quickly as it becomes available. However, they require use cases with unprecedented mobility, security, low-latency and tighter integration between wireless and mission critical applications.

Designing Open RAN Platforms

As the industry moves into the next phases of the 5G rollout, operators face the need to deliver a greater number of new services, with increased speed, lower latency and strict Quality of Service (QoS), at higher speeds and over more endpoints than ever before. This is the lynchpin for delivering higher quality, more profitable services. Among the many advantages, 5G's inherent virtualization and cloud-native frameworks set the stage for not only hardware-software disaggregation, but also the disaggregation of vendors, promoting best-of-breed Open RAN (O-RAN).

Designing Modern 5G and 4G Core Platforms

As the industry moves to the next phases of the 5G rollout, operators face the need to deliver a greater number of new services, with increased speed, lower latency and strict Quality of Service (QoS), over more endpoints than ever before. Many begin by deploying 5G radio services connected to a 4G Evolved Packet Core (EPC), known as non-standalone (NSA). While NSA can enable higher speed of services, the EPC is not capable of enabling 5G core's (5GC) rich feature set, including QoS-enabled network slices.

Enterprise Resilience During a Severe Weather Crisis

Since 2019, there has been a 40% increase in weather-related events causing a staggering $80B in insured losses according to Allianz Risk Barometer. As the world emerges from a global pandemic, more and more business leaders are no longer just preparing for 'one big disaster,' but rather preparing their companies to be agile against several severe weather threats.

Evolution of Mass Notification into Critical Event Management

According to the 2020-21 MIM Annual report, 73% of respondents felt their companies did not invest enough into Major Incident management. While your organization likely has a stand-alone mass notification tool, it is often no longer enough to handle a critical event in the most effective way. This is where a Critical Event Management platform comes in.