TRANSFORMING TO
NETWORKED SOCIETY
Hakan Ohlsen,
Ericsson Group Function Technology
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market outlook
15
Billion
M2M
(TODAY)
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PREDICTED
IoT CONNECTED
DEVICES IN 2021
Source: Ericsson Mobility Report
5G Use Cases
?
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Broadband
experience
everywhere
anytime
Mass market
personalized
media and
gaming
Meters and
sensors,
“Massive MTC”
Remote
controlled
machines
Smart
Transport
Infrastructure
and vehicles
Human
machine
interaction
And much
more
Multiple use-cases supported by a common network platform
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we are at the beginning
of something big
Smart Cities
Agriculture &
Environment
Process
Industries
Retail Banking
Automotive
Transport
$1.9
TRILLION
Consumer
Electronics
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Utilities
Wellness
Infrastructures
Predicted value-add of IoT
across sectors in 2020
Source: Gartner Group
IoT - Wide Range of Requirements
FOR 5g
and spectrum needs…..
Massive MTC
SMART BUILDING
SMART
METER
LOGISTICS, TRACKING AND FLEET
MANAGEMENT
SMART
AGRICULTURE
CAPILLARY NETWORKS
LOW COST, LOW ENERGY
SMALL DATA VOLUMES
MASSIVE NUMBERS
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Critical MTC
REMOTE HEALTH
CARE
TRAFFIC SAFETY &
CONTROL
INDUSTRIAL APPLICATION
& CONTROL
REMOTE
MANUFACTURING,
TRAINING, SURGERY
ULTRA RELIABLE
VERY LOW LATENCY
VERY HIGH AVAILABILITY
The Cellular foundation
for iot
SCALABILITY
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Radio Access
Core network
2G
EC-GSM
Network Slicing
4G
LTE-M
NB-IoT
5G
NX
GLOBAL
REACH
+
@
ECOSYSTEM
TOTAL COST OF
OWNERSHIP
QUALITY OF
SERVICE
SECURITY
Full range of solutions
Addressing diversity of use cases
EC-GSM
LTE-M
Global cellular
IoT for all GSM
markets
Wide range of
Massive IoT
applications
NB-IoT
Low-bitrate
Massive IoT
applications
5G NX
Critical
Machine-Type
Communication
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MASSIVE
IoT AND
Critical
MTC
LTE Module cost evolution
100%
CAT-4
Widely deployed
LTE will serve
Massive IoT
Significantly reduced
device complexity,
functionality and
capability, thus cost
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3GPP Rel.8
CAT-1
-25%
3GPP Rel.8
CAT-0
-80%
3GPP Rel.13
-60%
3GPP Rel.12
CAT-M
NB
IOT
-90%
3GPP Rel.13
Developing POLICIES FOR
high quality broadband
› Developing, formulating and implementing national
broadband plans
› Integrating national broadband plans with national digital
economy strategies
– Natural component in the national digital transformation agenda
› Sustainable policy to key ICT issues and requirements
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5G Opportunities
Automated
Platooning
Increased efficiency
Ultra reliable & fast
All 5G communication
Automated
Mines
Intelligent
Urban
Distribution
Remote Service & Operations Center
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VIEWS on IoT POLICY ASPECTS
› The Internet of Things requires an innovation friendly policy approach. Long term
development with current high pace of change.
› Some views on basic guiding principles:
 Support and allow for technology neutral approach
 Recognize the global nature of digital and remain open to free circulation
 Use existing, harmonised and horizontal legislation while also supporting various
vertical market structures
 Adopt simple and flexible rules for businesses and consumers
Encourage industry-lead standards
Involve all interested stakeholders in the development of policies
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