Readiness for 5G Revolution
Course Overview
IoT and Big Data have blurred the boundaries between communications technology and information technology, resulting in the rise of new broadband innovative services based on last mile connectivity and the reliance on 5G as a solution for services such as Over-The-Top (OTT) and Voice Activation Detection (VAD). The end-to-end 5G network is turning out to be a flatter, cloud-based architecture with different virtual slices for various types of services, with each having a separate Quality of Service.
With this transformation, telecom operators and businesses must leverage 5G and transform their networks to remain competitive. However, transforming networks can be challenging due to increasing expenses and complex maintenance, potentially affecting profitability and meeting financial market expectations.
In this course, participants will learn about the 5G revolution and how they can prepare their organization to take advantage of the opportunities it presents. They will be equipped with the tools and knowledge necessary to effectively assess the needs of their clients and offer the right solutions to drive revenue growth and profitability.
They will start by learning how to plan and implement an advanced 5G network and dig into the key technologies driving the 5G revolution. The course will also cover the envisioned technologies for 5G as determined by regulatory and standardization bodies, and the potential for revenue growth from new services enabled by IoT. Lastly, participants will learn about the densification and automation of the network through the deployment of small cells.
To help participants be more proactive in understanding the needs of their customers and offering relevant solutions, 5G readiness assessment worksheets will be provided for Consumer and Enterprise Business Units. These exercises will enable participants to assess the level of readiness of their clients and offer relevant solutions that can help increase revenue and profitability for network operators.
Target Audience
This course is designed for IT/Telecom professionals who wish to understand the 5G revolution and how to prepare their organization for it. They include:
- Network Operators
- Telecom Engineers responsible for the planning, implementation, and deployment of 5G networks and services
- C-Suite Level Directors and Managers
Duration & Training Format
- Classroom: 3 days
- LIVE Virtual*: 16 hours
- A minimum of 6 or more participants are required for a company-based LIVE Virtual course to commence
- LIVE Virtual courses can be conducted for 5 hours or 7 hours daily. Please note that the number of training days will be extended if you opt for 5 hours daily.
Upcoming Course Dates
There are no upcoming course dates currently scheduled for this course. If you are keen on attending this course, please register your interest and indicate your preferred start/end training dates via our course enquiry form for us to open a Classroom/LIVE Virtual class schedule for this course.
Course Outline
- How to Plan An Advanced 5G Network
- The Overall 5G Fabric
- Understand the objectives of 5G in economic, technological and associated services
- Road map to 5G
- 5G Technology detail
- Features of 5G
- Spectrum need for 5G
- Financial – CAPEX and OPEX requirements
- Key concepts of 5G Framework – Understanding eMBB, mMTC, uRLLC
- Cloud Computing & SDN
- Key Economic concepts to understand the Economic principles driving 5G & IoT
- Business Transforming for new services to generate revenue for the operator
- The penetration of 5G terminals
- Trials and Commercial deployments in progress
- Make a complete panorama of the envisaged use cases (Individuals and Companies)
- How to manage existing infrastructures and migration to a 5G environment?
- Understand the compatibility of 5G with current services
- The “DNA” of 5G
- Objective of the architecture
- Architecture of 5G
- Different from LTE
- Master Core Technology
- Flexible frame structure & design
- 5G Design principle – Flexibility and Reliability
- Various components and functions
- Network Softwarization and Programmability
- Impact on Mobile technologies
- Impact on Service & Infrastructure Management and Orchestration
- Key differences between 5G & previous Cellular technologies
4. What’s New in 5G, Vision and Beyond
- Beamforming
- Massive MIMO
- Dynamic Spectrum Access (DSA)
- IoT
- Small Cells
- Software-Defined Radio (SDR)
- Centralized RAN vs. Cloud RAN
- NFV, SDN, and cloud networking
- Massive Machine Communication (MMC)
- Massive Internet of Things (IoT)
- Ultra-Reliable Communication (URC)
- 5GPP
- 5G Forum
- 5GMF
- 3GPP
- ITU-T’s IMT-2020
- 5G Americas
- ETSI
- Envisioned Technologies for 5G by Regulation and Standardization Bodies
- RAN
- CORE Network
- Mobile Transport Evolution
- Technical Challenges for 5G
- Policy Challenges for 5G
- Applications of 5G
- Revenue Growth from New services
- 5G Advancement and Use Cases
- 5G Radio
- Migration to 5G
- Advanced features details
- How operators can move smoothly to 5G
- 5G use cases
- 5G & IoT framework compatibility
- 5G Fundamental Role in IoT
- Enablement of New Services Utilizing IoT
- IoT Architecture
- IoT Architecture Layers
- IoT Stack
- Overview of IoT Connectivity Methods and Technologies
- Densification and Automation of Network for New Services Deploying Small Cells
- Small Cells Planning and Design
- Market drivers for data capacity, coverage and quality
- Small Cells Basics
- Small Cells Architecture
- Device to Device (D2D)
- Radio technology evolution
- Residential Small Cells
- Enterprise Small Cells
- Metrocells/ Urban/ Public Access
- Rural Small Cells
- Small Cell Gateways
- Wireless Backhaul
- Planning and operational management
- Wi-Fi and Small Cells
- Commercial Deployment
- Framework for Accessing and Evaluating Enterprise Clients for their Readiness for the New Services and Business Transformation
Note: A Certificate of Completion will only be issued upon achieving at least 75% attendance for the course.
Pre-requisites
NIL
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