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<\/span><\/figcaption><\/figure> New Delhi: While it may not have been the first to launch 5G services, experts believe that India poses a great opportunity to scale up the 5G use cases once the technology is introduced.

Speaking at the India Mobile Congress 2022, Ludvig Landgren , Head of Digital Services , Ericsson<\/a> South east Asia , Oceania and India said, “I think this absolutely the right time to launch 5G in India. It is nice to see that all the stakeholders in the eco-system are aligned and working together towards this.”

He added that since 5G is the fastest technology till date, and as such is two times faster when it comes to adoption. “According to our mobility report, of the 4.4 billion
5G connections<\/a> globally by 2027, India alone will have 500 million. It is also a game changer for India in terms of self-sufficiency, in terms of changing the landscape of the country. It is a GDP increaser as well,” he said.

Airtel Business<\/a>, chief executive, Ajay Chitkara agreed but cautioned that for 5G to be a true game changer, the eco-system will need to ensure it puts the customer first, and learns from past mistakes.

“In India, once something lands, it can only scale up. We need to work with the start-up ecosystem and solve for problems. Lastly, for the business cases to scale across sectors, the 5G infrastructure cost needs to come down, along with innovation in the business model itself,” he said.
Chitkara also provided a peek into how
Airtel<\/a> looks at 5G from a strategy point of view. The telco is focussing its strategy regarding 5G around 3 pillars. “The first is digital infrastructure. Over the past few years we have invested $40-60 billion on things like radio equipment and fibre equipment and we are making sure we continue to invest. Second is making sure we build digital platforms and the third is alliances,” he offered.

Sanjay Malik, senior vice president and head of
Nokia India<\/a> added that India is at a distinct advantage since it is getting a technology that is proven. So it can now reap the benefits of the technology, and prepare to scale up the use cases over the next few years.

“We are fast to adopt anything new like we saw with online payments. Keeping this in mind, I think 5G complete rollout will happen in 3 years and at scale,” he observed.

Sanjay Kaul, president, Asia Pacific & Japan, Cisco Service Provider Business pointed out that while the 5G opportunity is huge, the key will be for telcos to maximise the potential of the data 5G will generate.

“5G is a phenomenal excuse for the
industry<\/a> to fix what they needed to this past decade. 5G will define the future of internet which in turn will power the digital universe. I believes this means we are building a network architecture that is infallible, intuitive, and intelligent and most of all, secure,” he said.

Kaul added that scale is going to multifold with 5G which is where the monetisation opportunity is. “But you need to have quick reflexes to capture, analyse and monetise data. This is where telcos can become true digital value players,” he said.<\/body>","next_sibling":[{"msid":94615927,"title":"Vodafone agrees to buy MasMovil's Portugal unit Nowo","entity_type":"ARTICLE","link":"\/news\/vodafone-agrees-to-buy-masmovils-portugal-unit-nowo\/94615927","category_name":null,"category_name_seo":"telecomnews"}],"related_content":[],"msid":94617353,"entity_type":"ARTICLE","title":"\u2018Right time to launch 5G services in India\u2019","synopsis":"Speaking at the India Mobile Congress 2022, Ludvig Landgren , Head of Digital Services , Ericsson South east Asia , Oceania and India said, \u201cI think this absolutely the right time to launch 5G in India. It is nice to see that all the stakeholders in the eco-system are aligned and working together towards this.\u201d","titleseo":"telecomnews\/right-time-to-launch-5g-services-in-india","status":"ACTIVE","authors":[],"analytics":{"comments":0,"views":1663,"shares":0,"engagementtimems":3602000},"Alttitle":{"minfo":""},"artag":"ETTelecom","artdate":"2022-10-03 14:34:30","lastupd":"2022-10-03 14:37:14","breadcrumbTags":["airtel","airtel business","nokia india","Ericsson","5G connections","industry"],"secinfo":{"seolocation":"telecomnews\/right-time-to-launch-5g-services-in-india"}}" data-authors="[" "]" data-category-name="" data-category_id="" data-date="2022-10-03" data-index="article_1">

“正确的时间推出5 g服务在印度的

在2022年印度移动国会,Ludvig Landgren,数字服务,爱立信东南亚、大洋洲和印度说,“我认为这绝对正确的时间在印度推出5克。很高兴见到,所有的利益相关者的生态系统是一致的,共同努力。”

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新德里:尽管它可能不是第一个推出5 g服务,专家认为,印度提出了一个很好的机会来扩大5 g用例一旦技术介绍。

在2022年印度移动国会,Ludvig Landgren,数字服务主管爱立信东南亚、大洋洲和印度说,“我认为这绝对正确的时间在印度推出5克。很高兴见到,所有的利益相关者的生态系统是一致的,共同努力。”

他还说,自从5 g是最快的技术到目前为止,并可以采用时快两倍。“根据我们的流动报告,44亿5 g连接到2027年,全球仅印度就有5亿。这也是一个改变游戏规则对印度自给自足,改变这个国家的风景。这也是国内生产总值增加者,”他说。

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Airtel业务首席执行官Ajay Chitkara同意,但警告称,5 g是一个真正的游戏规则改变者,生态系统将首先需要确保它将客户,并学会从过去的错误中吸取教训。

“在印度,一旦土地上的东西,它只会扩大。我们需要工作的创业生态系统和解决问题。最后,跨部门业务案例的规模,5 g基础设施成本需要下来,随着创新的商业模式本身,”他说。
Chitkara也提供了一窥附近的旅馆看着5克从一个战略的观点。关于5 g电信是聚焦战略围绕三大支柱。“首先是数字基础设施。在过去的几年中我们有40 - 60美元投资数十亿在无线电设备和光纤设备,我们确保我们继续投资。其次是确保我们建立数字平台,第三是联盟,”他了。

高级副总裁桑杰马利克和负责人诺基亚印度补充说,印度是一个明显的优势,因为它是获得技术证实。所以它现在可以获得这项技术的好处,并准备扩大在未来几年的用例。

“我们正迅速采取任何新的像我们看到在线支付。记住这一点,我认为5 g完整的推出将会发生在3年和规模,”他说。

总裁桑杰,亚太及日本,思科服务提供者业务指出,尽管5 g的机会是巨大的,关键是对电信公司的潜力最大化5 g将生成的数据。

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“5克是一个非凡的借口行业修复这个过去十年他们需要什么。5 g将定义的未来互联网反过来将数字宇宙力量。我认为这意味着我们正在构建一个可靠的网络体系结构,直观,聪明,最重要的是,安全,”他说。

Kaul说,规模将多种的5 g的货币化机会在哪里。“但你需要快速的反应来捕捉,分析和货币化数据。这是电信公司可以成为真正的数字值的球员,”他说。
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<\/span><\/figcaption><\/figure> New Delhi: While it may not have been the first to launch 5G services, experts believe that India poses a great opportunity to scale up the 5G use cases once the technology is introduced.

Speaking at the India Mobile Congress 2022, Ludvig Landgren , Head of Digital Services , Ericsson<\/a> South east Asia , Oceania and India said, “I think this absolutely the right time to launch 5G in India. It is nice to see that all the stakeholders in the eco-system are aligned and working together towards this.”

He added that since 5G is the fastest technology till date, and as such is two times faster when it comes to adoption. “According to our mobility report, of the 4.4 billion
5G connections<\/a> globally by 2027, India alone will have 500 million. It is also a game changer for India in terms of self-sufficiency, in terms of changing the landscape of the country. It is a GDP increaser as well,” he said.

Airtel Business<\/a>, chief executive, Ajay Chitkara agreed but cautioned that for 5G to be a true game changer, the eco-system will need to ensure it puts the customer first, and learns from past mistakes.

“In India, once something lands, it can only scale up. We need to work with the start-up ecosystem and solve for problems. Lastly, for the business cases to scale across sectors, the 5G infrastructure cost needs to come down, along with innovation in the business model itself,” he said.
Chitkara also provided a peek into how
Airtel<\/a> looks at 5G from a strategy point of view. The telco is focussing its strategy regarding 5G around 3 pillars. “The first is digital infrastructure. Over the past few years we have invested $40-60 billion on things like radio equipment and fibre equipment and we are making sure we continue to invest. Second is making sure we build digital platforms and the third is alliances,” he offered.

Sanjay Malik, senior vice president and head of
Nokia India<\/a> added that India is at a distinct advantage since it is getting a technology that is proven. So it can now reap the benefits of the technology, and prepare to scale up the use cases over the next few years.

“We are fast to adopt anything new like we saw with online payments. Keeping this in mind, I think 5G complete rollout will happen in 3 years and at scale,” he observed.

Sanjay Kaul, president, Asia Pacific & Japan, Cisco Service Provider Business pointed out that while the 5G opportunity is huge, the key will be for telcos to maximise the potential of the data 5G will generate.

“5G is a phenomenal excuse for the
industry<\/a> to fix what they needed to this past decade. 5G will define the future of internet which in turn will power the digital universe. I believes this means we are building a network architecture that is infallible, intuitive, and intelligent and most of all, secure,” he said.

Kaul added that scale is going to multifold with 5G which is where the monetisation opportunity is. “But you need to have quick reflexes to capture, analyse and monetise data. This is where telcos can become true digital value players,” he said.<\/body>","next_sibling":[{"msid":94615927,"title":"Vodafone agrees to buy MasMovil's Portugal unit Nowo","entity_type":"ARTICLE","link":"\/news\/vodafone-agrees-to-buy-masmovils-portugal-unit-nowo\/94615927","category_name":null,"category_name_seo":"telecomnews"}],"related_content":[],"msid":94617353,"entity_type":"ARTICLE","title":"\u2018Right time to launch 5G services in India\u2019","synopsis":"Speaking at the India Mobile Congress 2022, Ludvig Landgren , Head of Digital Services , Ericsson South east Asia , Oceania and India said, \u201cI think this absolutely the right time to launch 5G in India. It is nice to see that all the stakeholders in the eco-system are aligned and working together towards this.\u201d","titleseo":"telecomnews\/right-time-to-launch-5g-services-in-india","status":"ACTIVE","authors":[],"analytics":{"comments":0,"views":1663,"shares":0,"engagementtimems":3602000},"Alttitle":{"minfo":""},"artag":"ETTelecom","artdate":"2022-10-03 14:34:30","lastupd":"2022-10-03 14:37:14","breadcrumbTags":["airtel","airtel business","nokia india","Ericsson","5G connections","industry"],"secinfo":{"seolocation":"telecomnews\/right-time-to-launch-5g-services-in-india"}}" data-news_link="//www.iser-br.com/news/right-time-to-launch-5g-services-in-india/94617353">