Mobile is a key factor in the way we do business,from devices to connectivity and network, it’s a vital cog in the way we work.
With its continual evolution and the latest introduction of 5G, choosing the right network to support your business is vital. Employees want to be able to rely on their connection to maintain relationships with customers and colleagues. The mobile campaign intends to inform businesses of the continual evolution and future of mobile and how this can support business.
Choosing the right solution for your business can be a daunting task. At this time of rapid digital change, it’s hard to know where to
begin. Add to that the complexity of getting to grips with a constant stream of new acronyms, mobile jargon, and business buzzwords. Exhausting. Keeping up with the latest trends is a sure-fire way to offer optimum customer experience. Don’t worry, we’re not talking about TikTok – we’re talking about 5G.
5G is the fifth-generation technology for broadband mobile networks. It has already been deployed in over 300 locations in the UK, and the rollout continues. It has been predicted that 5G will have more than 1.8 billion subscribers
worldwide by 2025.1 5G will be the catalyst for connecting humans and machines together on an unprecedented scale for new business
and economic opportunities (more on that later!).
5G offers greater bandwidth capability,higher download speeds, lower latency and many more benefits than its predecessor –
it’s the perfect step-up from 4G.
If you’ve made it this far, you’re likely interested in 5G’s impressive capabilities when it comes to speed, capacity, and overall performance.
If not, we’ve wrapped up some of the more pertinent points for you in our 5G infographic.
But how much do you know about the Internet of Things (IoT)? While we’ve already waxed lyrical about the stellar differences between 5G and its predecessor, 4G, where the fifth-generation network really shines is in the elevation of the IoT.
These days, most business is done digitally. If we’re not brainstorming in a virtual meeting on our laptops we’re responding to customers via webchat on our phones or doing a spot of online shopping on our lunch break via tablet. The IoT, bringing these devices together, is improving these processes behind the scenes by benefiting from 5G’s low latency, super-fast network.
Businesses can harness its power to elevate the service being delivered to their customers. Response times are faster, apps are more seamless, and employees feel confident and in control knowing they have the best tools for the job. Together, IoT and 5G are the gold medal-winning, tour de force team of innovation. Those who don’t consider the benefits for their business won’t even be in the race.
Did you know that over a third of UK home workers are switching from using their broadband to using mobile data? 36% of Brits working from home are relying on mobile data to stay online and 61% say it hasimproved their overall working experience. Why, you ask? A mobile network such as 5G can be significantly faster and more capable, with much lower latency levels. That means clearer calls, faster download speeds and effortless collaboration.
Wellbeing, efficiency and 5G are a trio made in heaven. In the near future, who’s to say it won’t supersede the use of fixed line services for
business working