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Toward Realizing the Full Potential of a 5G-Empowered World [Mobile Radio]

5G for Business On 11 October 2019, Ericsson [1] published a report, “5G for Business: A 2030 Market Compass,” estimating that the addressable industry-digitalization market for service providers could grow to roughly US$700 billion through the next decade. The report identifies new revenue opportunities for service providers and offers a guide for navigating the changing 5G landscape. It is a follow-up to previous Ericsson reports in 2017 and 2018, which were called “The 5G Business Potential.” 5G is already opening new opportunities in the highly competitive telecommunications market. As the technology rolls out across the globe, service providers are asking for a panoramic view of the market to prioritize areas for future growth. To realize the full potential of a 5G-empowered world, service providers will look to expand beyond traditional mobilenetwork services for 5G-enabled revenues. For example, the evolution of the cellular Internet of Things (IoT) and private networks is one of the keys to establishing momentum for 5G-enabled business revenues. The 2019 report conducted an in-depth study of the changes per industry through the past year. Its findings quantify the value of the potential addressable market for service providers based on more than 200 use cases across 10 industries and a set of 5G-enabled businessto-business (B2B) use-case clusters. To support service providers, the report analyzes each industry to outline existing drivers and barriers and provide guidance for how to succeed in new markets. The report finds that by 2030 up to US$700 billion of 5G-enabled B2B value could be available to service providers, which corresponds to 47% of the total 5G-enabled market. For service providers to capture a share of this market, the report concludes that they must extend their reach beyond connectivity and consider what other roles within the B2B value chain to take and what use-case clusters to address. The report also says that service providers should act now. All of the studied industries represent major value pools. Among the use-case clusters cutting across these industries, enhanced video services represent the largest value pool, with as much as 17%, or US$118 billion, of the total value. Other key findings from the report include the following. ■ Revenues for currently available services are expected to remain stagnant through 2030, whereas B2B digitalization opportunities will grow at a much quicker pace. ■ If realized, by 2030, 5G-enabled B2B opportunities for service providers could increase revenues by up to 35% compared to currently available services. ■ To be successful in capturing this potential, service providers must act in the next five to seven years when roles and market shares are being established. The industries covered in the report are manufacturing, automotive, energy and utilities, public safety, health care, media and entertainment, public transport, financial services, and agriculture. The use-case clusters include enhanced video services, real-time automation, connected vehicles, and augmented reality (AR)/virtual reality (VR) remote operations. The use-case clusters include immersive live streaming of events, real-time operation and monitoring of distributed energy resources, and advancedperformance autonomous cars and autopilot driving.