预测5G网络为移动业务带来的冲击与机遇（英文版）_26页_1mb

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5G Mobile Industrial Revolution Summary

Core Content

This document from Forbes Insights explores the transformative potential of 5G networks on global business operations. It highlights the growing reliance on mobile and wireless technologies across industries, the current limitations of existing networks, and the critical need for revolutionary upgrades to support future business growth. The report is based on a survey of 1,147 senior executives conducted in 2015, revealing insights into the adoption, challenges, and opportunities associated with 5G.

Main Views

Mobile is critical to business success: A majority of executives recognize the importance of mobile and wireless technologies in customer experience, product/service quality, and internal operations.
Current systems are inadequate: More than one-third of executives say their current systems can't support evolving business needs, with the highest percentage in the Asia/Pacific region.
5G is the key to future connectivity: Executives across industries are calling for 5G networks, which promise ultra-high throughput, ultra-low latency, and massive device connectivity.
Adoption varies by company size and industry: Larger companies and tech industry leaders are more proactive in planning for 5G, while smaller companies and non-tech sectors lag behind.
Challenges include cost, technology, and cooperation: The main barriers to 5G adoption are seen as cost, technological limitations, and a lack of collaboration among carriers and stakeholders.

Key Information

Network Requirements

67% of executives require ultra-high throughput.
64% require massive numbers of connections.
59% require ultra-low latency.
These are the core capabilities that 5G networks are expected to deliver.

Business Use of Wireless

86% of executives say wireless is critical to customer experience.
85% say it is essential for product/service delivery.
80% say it supports internal operations.
84% say it is important for vendor/partner communication.

Investment Trends

56% of executives plan to increase spending on wireless and mobile in 2016.
78% of companies with revenues over $10 billion plan to invest more.
Only 32% of companies with less than $500 million in revenue plan to increase investment.

Case Studies

H. D. Smith

A pharmaceutical wholesaler that implemented 4G-connected tablets for salespeople.
This improved customer engagement and sales performance, with year-over-year increases as high as 21.8%.
The system helped maintain business continuity during Hurricane Sandy by using backup 4G networks.

Hawk Aerial

Uses drones for infrastructure inspections but faces limitations due to current wireless technology.
High-resolution imagery can't be streamed in real time, requiring manual data transfer.
5G could enable real-time high-definition imaging, improving efficiency and safety.

New York City

Has a public safety wireless network (NYCWiN) and is expanding broadband access via LinkNYC.
The project aims to convert 7,500 payphones into hotspots, providing free, encrypted, gigabit Internet.
The city is also using wireless for water meters and neighborhood alerts, showcasing the potential of smart city infrastructure.

Preparedness for 5G

Only 26% of companies are extensively exploring or planning 5G use.
15% are not planning at all, with smaller companies being more likely to be unprepared.
80% of executives believe 5G will have a positive impact on their business, especially in customer experience, service quality, and worker productivity.

Conclusion

The mobile revolution, driven by 5G, is set to redefine how businesses operate globally. With its ability to deliver unprecedented speed, capacity, and connectivity, 5G will enable new industries, transform existing ones, and enhance economic and societal growth. However, widespread adoption will require collaboration, investment, and a clear understanding of the technology's potential. Companies that prepare now will be better positioned to capitalize on the opportunities that 5G brings.

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