The industry is looking for ways to take advantage of the 5G release, but it will certainly face some challenges. First, deploying 5G networks will require an expensive and time-consuming application of small grid cells (consumers are likely to support these changes if their needs are met). Other key objectives include reducing the price of high-speed mobile Internet while expanding the capabilities of the service provider, improving customer service, creating self-service opportunities and ensuring an adequate return on investment for network operators (as well as access fees). Suppliers will have to explore the product development process from a different perspective to ensure that they can liquefy their products more effectively.
To take advantage of the 5G standard in the near future, companies must remember some of the key characteristics of consumer behavior
Assess the impact of the 5G launch on the economy, including capital expenditures that industry actors must make and whether they can launch networks capable of supporting the development of the digital economy;
Identify the best models and policies in the industry to develop 5G, even if the current competitive model (through which many mobile operators independently develop their own networks) is effective, new operator models may want to use them to develop their networks and how regulators can help Facilitate rapid and efficient release of new standards.
The telecommunications industry is on the verge of launching a new standard for 5G mobile phones that will help establish the foundations of the digital economy. Challenges and opportunities offered by the new standard were widely discussed by experts, regulators and manufacturers. The focus of these discussions was the impact of 5G on the increased adoption and penetration of digital technology, the evolution of network infrastructure, and optimal public policies to support technology and the estimated investments needed to launch the standard.
