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Title:	VOICE & DATA
Keywords:	VOICE & DATA 2021 October Page-7-Caution: 5G to make autonomous weapons lethal-Shubhendu Parth Page--A lot can be ascertained about the health and future of the telecom industry by looking at the tower ecosystem. Here is a bird’s eye view of what it looks like By Pratima Harigunani Page-13-“Around 40-50% of the lost tenancies can be regained gradually”-Ankit Jain Assistant Vice President & Sector Head - Corporate Ratings, ICRA Limited Page-14-RIAs are at the core of OTT ecosystem Rich Interactive Applications are driving growth for telcos and opening new avenues of revenue. Without RIAs, telco networks would remain mere pipes-TV Ramachandran Page-18-The time for seamless streaming is now By keeping traffic local – the distance content data needs to travel – OTT players can vastly reduce latency, and thereby, improve user experience-By Sudhir Kunder Page-22-Marching towards a multi-cloud future While cloud has proved to be a major enabler for business continuity and transformation, as seen in the pandemic, it’s time to step up to a multi cloud phas-By Anil Bhansali Page-24-For intelligent industry phenomena, 5G holds the edge While the 5G and edge are still evolving, their ability to optimize service performance and experience will create real socio-economic value in the days to come By Monika Gupta Page-26-5G can transform socio-economic fabric of the society-The new technology will allow the TSPs to open new avinues to services beyond the normal voice and data By Hhemant Kashyap Page-28-"It's time for the shift from 4G to 5G" Time is just right for the government to support the industry meet Dgital India's ever-increasing quest for higher speed-the 5G By Hemant Kashyap Page-30--The big economiic booster 5G can make a lot of difference but it's time the telcos started developing India-relevant use in areas like agriculture and smart cities By Hemanta Kashyap Page-34-The Uin 5G-Coz the keyword is use-case Building a secure and resilient 5G Infrastructure-why, how and by when By-Pratima Harigunani Page-35-Considering the cost and complexity of 5G, especially in India, the important aspect is – how will it affect an average user and the industry at large.Gulshan Khurana, EVP – Transmission & Core Planning – Technology, Vodafone Idea Ltd Page-37--Network slicing-the right way to deliver 5G- As telcos look for solutions to garner maximum return from their 5G network investments, here is a solution that makes it a win proposition By Hemant Kashyap Page-39-“We didn’t have platforms in any of the previous generations. So far, we’ve had upgrades; now we have a new network entirely.” Pankaj Kitchlu, Systems Engineering Director (India-SAARC), Juniper Networks Page-40-“Only time will tell how things will unfold. But I am sure that there is need for much more collaboration with the B2B customers.” Saurabh Mittal, Head-Solution and Integration Network R&D, Bharti Airtel Page-41-The front foot forward Building flexible front-haul to deliver 5G-is it easy, is it worth it, is it happening? A panel finds out at hte conference on '5G Driving Transformation By-Pratima Harigunani Page-44-5G-A transformational technology for the next decade The new telecom standard ensures better connectivity and cloud, the allows component that allows economy to touch every aspect of human life By Hemant Kashyap Page-48-Private networks-how strong, how soon? Reaping ROI from private network investments-a panel discussion at Voice & Data 5G ConferenceBy Pratima Harigunani finds out how Page-52-Five thing for 5G Fibre, affordable spectrum investment, right use of software and private networks-a lot needs to be addressed in order to fully realize the potential of 5G By Pratima Harigunani Page-55-Driving social inclusion while the country is on its way to roll out 5G services, for real digital revolution to happen the new technology must reach to people across rural India By Hemant Kashyap Page-57-5G is going to be a platform" The government, telecom operators, gear makers, and others need to work in tandem to benefit from the new 5G-driven Digital Indiat Page-58-How can telecom network operators become 5G ready? 5G will bring in plethora of opportunities beyond high-speed wireless broadband; it will also push industry-wide business models change in the days to come By Girish Gupta Page-60-A big boost to job market Adoption of 5G in India will not only transform the way sectors do business, it will also enable the country create new job opportunities By Gautam Vohra Page-64-Advertising sector gets the mobile edge With more users hooking on to mobile internet, mobile advertising is fast becoming a more prominent component in a brand’s strategic armoury By Shaan Raza Page-66-Voice-based payments: A game changer, but not yet! While it’s extremely convenient payment method, especially if you’re using a feature phone, commanding a bot to make payments will not be easy for Indians to trust By Girish J
Issue Date:	Oct-2021
Publisher:	Cybermedia
Series/Report no.:	VOLUME-28;ISSUE-10
URI:	http://172.16.0.4:8085/heritage/handle/123456789/5662
Appears in Collections:	Voice and Data

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