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Telco-Driven Edge Services: The Intersection of 5G and Internet of Things

Publisher IDC
Published Dec 17, 2023
Length 11 Pages
SKU # IDC18382808

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Telco-Driven Edge Services: The Intersection of 5G and Internet of Things


This IDC Market Perspective explores the intersection of 5G and Internet of Things (IoT) in the context of telco-driven edge services. It discusses how the convergence of these technologies presents opportunities for communications SPs to offer innovative services to enterprise and government customers across Asia/Pacific. The report also highlights the potential challenges and the role of tech vendors in this transformation."Telcos are at the heart of the edge services revolution and are well-positioned to capitalise on the opportunities that come with integrating 5G and IoT," notes Monica Collier, associate research director, IDC Asia/Pacific Telecoms and IoT. "What is really exciting is the potential from collaborations between telcos and tech providers that will bring about innovative and profitable enterprise services," she adds.

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Table of Contents

11 Pages
Executive Snapshot
New Market Developments and Dynamics
Introduction
Multi-Access Edge Computing Will Be Critical for Telcos to Monetise 5G Investments
International Context
The Promise of 5G
IoT: The Catalyst for Connections
5G and IoT: Transformative Potential
Edge Services: The Unsung Hero
Telcos Are Well-Positioned to Take Advantage of the Opportunity
However, There Are Challenges for Telcos to Overcome
Tech Vendors Will Increase Collaboration with Telcos to Explore Converged Solutions
Latency-Sensitive Use Cases
Use Cases That Take Advantage of 5G's High Bandwidth
Use Cases That Require a Denser Device Ecosystem
Advice for the Technology Supplier
Tech Marketing Leaders
Tech Sales Leaders
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