5G is a reality. Lightning-fast network connections are rolling into select cities now, and the new technology’s impact is likely to be pervasive within five years.
For business, 5G is about more than just mobile speeds. New levels of connection will amplify the insight leaders get from connected technologies such as artificial intelligence (AI) and the internet of things (IoT). Powered by 5G, PwC believes businesses will be able to see, do and achieve more.
PwC can help you uncover opportunities. We help companies combine technology and strategy to commercialise and thrive through change.
We bring strategic guidance to help companies prepare for the transformative opportunities created by 5G. Together, we can strengthen connections, temper risk and reimagine what’s possible.
New use cases and business models will almost certainly emerge from this era of hyperconnection. Organisations that are prepared for 5G will likely see improved operations and differentiating customer experiences as they leverage 5G's speed and reliability.
Mastering the 5G takeoff requires careful timing. Six key business and technical factors influence 5G readiness:
Leverage our experience and insight to shape your 5G strategy and get ready. Explore 5G opportunities and use cases based on decades of PwC experience across industries and organisation types globally.
As 5G is rolled out we look into how will it affect your country and industry. Download our 5G Economic Impact Report and try out our data explorer tool to get up to speed on the quantifiable impact of 5G through 2030.
The 5G world is here, ushering in a new wave of collaborative partnerships and revenue models for operators worldwide. The stark choice facing telcos is whether to reinvent their BSS/OSS to be simpler and more flexible for 5G — or face being left out of the game.
Hungary’s Ministry for Innovation and Technology turned to PwC Hungary to help develop a clear roadmap for introducing a 5G wireless network, one that could minimize the challenges of building new infrastructure and maximise its economic benefits.
Keeping 5G networks secure will be key to realising its benefits for consumers, businesses and entire societies alike, and for ensuring the safety of end users.
