Telco technologies

Digitization and industry 4.0 can help chemical manufacturing companies to
achieve their productivity ambitions through
better control of assets, 24/7 support and use of data to improve processes.

Like other sectors, the mining industry is going through a stage of digital transformation and automation, a movement that brings connectivity challenges. What possibilities exist to take advantage of new technologies? How are these changes reflected in the different operations?

Digitization and automation will be facilitated through the use of private wireless technologies, allowing warehouse operators to transition to more flexible systems that employ a variety of robot vendors.

Due to the nature of mining applications, one of the key technologies for its digital transformation is wireless connectivity. These capabilities are only available with today's 4.9G/LTE and tomorrow's 5G technologies.

LTE and 5G mobile technologies are the leading candidates to be the communications platforms for digital port terminals.

Oil and gas companies need to become more efficient, responsible and sustainable to respond to market volatility, changing business conditions and tightening environmental regulations. To succeed and expand, operations need to be digitized, automated and optimized.

The COVID-19 pandemic exacerbated the digital divide among students in the Collinsville community and highlighted the need to ensure that all students have equal access both at home and at school.

Private 4.9G/LTE and 5G networks enable education institutions to use 3GPP technologies and new spectrum options to meet the demands of digital and Industry 4.0 applications by supporting new and compelling campus services while driving research, education and collaboration.

With the advancement of technology and the emergence of new uses and applications with more stringent demands on network performance, quality of service has become almost a requirement.