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Focus: Private 5G


same conversation, not as an aſt erthought in the planning of the radio architecture and integration.


The architecture decision is the deployment decision T e deployments that are starting to deliver consistent results share a common trait:


they re-thought the architecture from fi rst principles rather than adapting carrier- grade systems to fi t factory realities. T e early attempts that became expensive science projects did the opposite. Next-generation private 5G solves


wireless connectivity challenges in automated industrial environments.


Manufacturers that treat network architecture as an IT/OT engineering decision rather than a procurement decision are the ones getting their automation programs off the ground and into production, resulting in bottom- line effi ciency gains rather than costly experiments.


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