ETSI announced the launch of a new Industry Specification Group on RIS. 6GWorld went behind the story with Chairman Arman Shojaeifard
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Company That Routes Billions of Text Messages Quietly Says It Was Hacked – Vice
The CXO Interview: Consumer Behaviour and Who Needs Trust?
6GWorld spoke with Glen Dormieux, CEO of Playrcart, about the evolution of online consumer trust, expectations and behaviour, and how the advertising world is adapting.
5G Ecosystems – 5GIA
A strong 5G can support 6G evolution; and creating an ecosystem supporting profitable business models for all stakeholders is essential. This white paper discusses 5G ecosystems as a prerequisite for value creation for and by the engaged stakeholders and return of investment as a potential award for the engagement.
A clear identification of 5G stakeholders supports the creation and evolution of the 5G ecosystems by characterising the potential role that each actor can assume.
The Future Network: Modular, Autonomous, Independent?
At the 6GSymposium AT&T EVP Andre Fuetsch recently called on 6G networks to become a set of modular, autonomous network components capable of collaboration. How realistic an ask is this, based on current developments?
A rock and a hard place – how NB-IoT finally escaped the long shadow of 5G (and LTE-M, and 2G) – IoT Insights
Video Interview: 6G Academy, Skills & the Future of Work
In a conversation recorded for 6GSymposium this week, 6GWorld talks with the founder of 5G Courses Piotr Pietrzyk about his new venture, 6G Academy, and what pressures on the workforce lie behind it.
Could the 6G Business Case Stumble on Deployment & Operational Support?
https://youtu.be/DpkD0gksA8I As well as scheduled 6GSymposium conference sessions, additional material includes this talk from Spirent's Stephen Douglas. While much conversation focusses on the air interface, spectrum or security, the telecoms environment has...
Putting the Human into Data-Driven Economies
Advertising-driven “attention economy” services reinforce an overused, but pithy, quotation that “If you’re not paying for the product, you are not the customer; you are the product being sold”. Regardless of the contested truth of that statement, the popularity of the sentiment reflects a public perception that the relationship between consumers and those using their data is in some way broken.
Is it possible to reformulate the relationship between data-oriented companies and public bodies and the customers whose data they use? According to a recent collaboration between the WEF and the City of Helsinki, yes.