5G: enabling the real-time enterprise

5G is one of the key enabling technologies in the new “Internet of Enterprises” era of data-driven business ecosystems. In this new world, people, objects, business processes and infrastructure will be constantly connected. The “real-time enterprise” is able to instantly analyze data to drive better decision making and increase customer-centricity and productivity, while reducing waste.

5G’s impact will not just be technological – it will transform business models, processes and work modes. It will accelerate the availability of high-quality AI training data from connected objects at scale. It will support the use of autonomous guided vehicles (AGVs), drones and immersive collaboration technologies, based on augmented and virtual reality.
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5G is coming. It’s a new world of opportunities for business. How can you prepare your business to take advantage of it?

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Why is 5G important?

5G is a technological leap that announces a significant transformation of business models for all companies and in all sectors of activity. To take advantage of the opportunities available, companies must anticipate their application use cases without delay, and we, operators, must be fully mobilized to support them and develop solutions that meet their needs. The story of 5G has to be written together.

Stéphane Richard, Chairman & CEO of the Orange Group

5G and the "Internet of Enterprises" era of connected business ecosystems

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The three main benefits of 5G

More capacity and bandwidth for enhanced mobile broadband (eMBB) and fixed wireless access (FWA) services: scheduled for commercial launch in 2020+
Better reliability for safety and life-critical tasks: scheduled for commercial launch in 2020+
More flexibility to connect different types of IoT devices at scale: scheduled for commercial launch in 2020+ (in combined 4G/5G mode) and 2021+ (in standalone 5G mode)

Through its native use of SDN/NFV (Software Defined Networking and Network Functions Virtualization), 5G will unite wireless and wireline services under a common multi-technology orchestration and management layer. This simplifies the operation of many digital applications with different latency, bandwidth, transmission rate, geographic reach and cost requirements through many types of connectivity, including 5G, LTE, LTE-M, LoRa and Wi-Fi.

The key 5G milestones from fundamental research in 2012 to commercial availability in 2020 and beyond.

Why Orange Business?

Our approach to the 5G market is customer-led
Orange Business is co-innovating with its enterprise customers around the world to test and develop 5G use cases prior to commercial launch. 5G will enable an increase in data rate and capacity. 5G allows for network slicing — dividing a single connection into separate slices to give different traffic types different priorities. It will facilitate multi-access edge computing (MEC) to bring processing power closer to the user for latency-sensitive applications.

5G brings many business benefits with more bandwidth capacity
It introduces new, high-frequency spectrum to meet the demands of speed and capacity with the ability to aggregate all bands. The new air interface supports mass connectivity and increases the efficiency of spectrum use. Meanwhile, it introduces a new architecture based on one physical network supporting multiple virtualized networks.

5G will complement current technologies
5G will complement rather than replace current connectivity technologies, enabling enterprises to leverage their existing investments. The spectrum of business use cases is so broad and each use case has unique bandwidth, geographic range, latency and cost requirements.

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5G: enabling the real-time enterprise

5G: enabling the real-time enterprise