5G Value Proposition

Develop a results-driven strategy to monetize 5G and build value for your organization.

Virtual Classroom Training

€ 2410*

Classroom Training

€ 2410*

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Develop a results-driven strategy to monetize 5G and build value for your organization.

The world is rolling out 5G networks on a global scale. Service providers need to realistically understand the new use cases and value proposition and start developing roadmaps while enterprises must decide where 5G has a role to play in their internal connectivity strategies and development plans. 

This course has been designed with a core focus to enable delegates to fully understand the 5G network landscape and commercial potential. Delegates will be able to immediately generate a concise and integrated strategy for implementing innovative 5G opportunities. With hands on learning, students personally build all the strategies, business models and canvasses needed to align themselves and their teams to their new organizational 5G value proposition.  

This 3-day course focuses on developing an end-to-end strategy for your organization including use cases, deployment strategies, pricing approaches and business models. You will receive strong foundational knowledge of the technologies that are impacting and are impacted by 5G. Furthering your understanding of B2B and B2B service opportunities. 

NOTE: This course is not delivered with the FoldOut methodology. 

Course outline

Introducing 5G, definitions and market forecasts
  • Understanding the narrow and wider definitions of 5G. From radio access networks and into the cloud.
  • Evolution or revolution? Where 5G fits into the global telecoms and digital landscape.
  • What will happen and when – mapping out the next five years of 5G
  • How 5G fits into the converging telecoms services and service provider landscape
  • 5G use cases – Driverless vehicles, connected healthcare, private 5G networks, Virtual reality (VR) and augmented reality (AR) and fixed wireless access networks
  • Deployment strategies. How and at what speed will operators roll out 5G networks and how will their approaches differ from previous mobile network generations?
  • Q&A and 5G Business Model Canvas Practical
Enabling technologies for the 5G network
  • The many and varied spectrum options and possibilities for 5G. From licensed to shared spectrum and unlicensed spectrum.
  • The evolution of radio access technologies and capabilities into 5G. Massive MIMO, separation of control and user plane.
  • Towards a new cloud-native 5G core network. Transitioning from SDN and NFV to cloud native technologies and corporate cultures.
  • Towards the edge: Where 5G meets the future of cloud computing. How mobile operators can leverage their assets and either compete or partner with public cloud providers.
  • 5G private networks for enterprises and user segments. Do mobile networks finally have the capability to move inside the enterprise?
  • Q&A and 5G Business Model Canvas Practical
5G IT and Operations Transformation
  • The impact of cloud computing on the DNA of the telecom’s operator business
  • Bridging the skills gap: how telecoms operators are seeking to become developers as well as buyers of software and services
  • Leveraging data across the entire CSPs organization in readiness to capitalize on Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning.
  • Driving cultural change: re-orientating the whole organization towards the customer
  • Q&A and 5G Business Model Canvas Practical
Who’s who in 5G
  • Current and future 5G service providers
  • The potential for 5G disruption
  • Wholesale and enterprise service providers and market opportunity.
  • Network and IT vendors: diversifying away from the traditional telecoms-centric vendors and engaging with the software and cloud ecosystem.
  • Q&A and 5G Business Model Canvas Practical
New business models
  • Transitioning from a low-volume high margin to a high-volume low margin business: are telecoms operators ready for 5G IoT?
  • Industry verticals: what are they, what relevance do they have to 5G and how should operators address the opportunity?
  • The platform business model. We are all familiar with technology platforms but what exactly is a platform business model and how can 5G operators and service providers embrace platform business models in 5G?
  • What does it mean to be an “enabler” and how does it differ from being a wholesale provider?
  • The future of mobile operators’ efforts to become major players in the mobile advertising business.
  • Partnerships – developing excellence in partnership creation, maintenance, management and measurement.
  • Q&A and 5G Business Model Canvas Practical
Enterprise / B2B services
  • Assessing the current state of the B2B telecoms services market. Why has it stagnated in recent years and why are we optimistic about its recovery?
  • The ICT and cloud services market. Key players, services and service trends. Assessing the role and reputation of telecoms operators.
  • Deep-dive into vertical markets from both an application (product) vertical and market vertical perspective. Smart cities, healthcare, media, financial services, connected cars, transportation, utilities etc.
  • Private networks. Build-your-own versus network slicing? Will enterprises choose to bypass the telecoms operator?
  • Internet of Things.
    • 5G in the context of IoT networks and technologies more broadly
    • Assessing the broader ICT services landscape
    • IoT services that require 5G (e.g. robotics and drones)
  • Applications that require, or benefit from, edge computing.
  • Q&A and 5G Business Model Canvas Practical
Consumer / B2C services
  • Enhanced mobile broadband. Is 5G more broadband (that) much better than LTE mobile broadband?
  • Pricing strategies for enhanced mobile broadband 5G. Mobile and fixed broadband pricing paradigms begin to converge.
  • Cloud gaming. Is there a market for premium 5G mobile broadband to suit the requirements of the burgeoning gaming community?
  • Augmented reality and virtual real reality. They have been a long time coming but could 5G be the key that unlocks the door?
  • 5G as a competitor to fixed broadband. Assessing the status of, and prospects for 5G fixed wireless access.
  • Assessing the status of, and the short term developments of the 5G handset market.
  • Q&A and 5G Business Model Canvas Practical
Regional developments
  • Who launched 5G services in 2019 and who is poised to launch in 2020?
  • Comparing and contrasting the pricing strategies of 5G mobile operators
  • Comparing and contrasting the marketing and launch strategies of 5G operators.
  • Assessing the growth potential of 5G operators based on their launch and pricing strategies.
  • Q&A and 5G Business Model Canvas Practical
Case Study Presentations
  • Refine 5G Business Model Canvas for post course implementation.
  • Final Participant Presentations
  • Closing Q&A

Prerequisites

We recommend an introductory knowledge on 5G.