jtel The Project

Our recent work jtel Outsourced marketing

The requirements What the customer needed

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The solution What we did for them

The results Where are they now?

The work Some of our output

Corporate identityNew logo and corporate ID

New Joomla! websiteDesigned and built

New collateralNew marketing assests

What they say about us From jtel

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Mark Ashdown

Chief Strategy Officer

From our BlogLatestBlog Post

Do MNOs really understand what URLLC means for industry?

URLLC is supposed to deliver significant benefits to players from a wide range of vertical and industrial segments. To succeed with 5G investments, MNOs must understand what these players need – at present, there’s little sign that they do.

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IoT, 5G and Cloud Infrastructure the main investment priorities for the telecoms industry

IoT, 5G, and cloud infrastructure and service were identified as the industry’s investment priority; Pressure on price and profit and competition from internet giants were seen as biggest threats to the respondents’ long-term business success.

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Legitimate concern or an industry seeking to limit competition? Industry wants to forge ahead with URLLC, but MNOs want to protect their markets.

A key element of 5G is the emergence of Ultra Reliable Low Latency Communications (URLLC), which will be required to fulfil many industrial use cases. Many industrial players have clearly stated that they would like to deploy their own private 5G networks in order to secure URLLC capabilities and some regulators are taking steps to reserve spectrum for these purposes. Meanwhile, MNOs, backed by the GSMA cry foul.

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