Thursday October 16, 12:00pm ET | 9:00am PT
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The IoT connectivity landscape is more diverse than ever. With 2G and 3G networks being phased out, 4G proving its long-term reliability, and new technologies like 5G RedCap and satellite-based IoT (NTN) emerging, enterprises face complex decisions that will shape their operations for years to come.
In this webinar, based on the recently published report, experts from Telenor IoT and Analysys Mason will provide a clear overview of the most relevant cellular IoT technologies—NB-IoT, LTE-M, LTE Cat-1, LTE Cat-4/4+, 5G (NSA/SA), 5G RedCap, and NTN. We will explain what’s available today, what’s coming next, and how to balance short-term reliability with long-term scalability.
By mapping technology capabilities against use cases such as smart metering, asset tracking, industrial automation, connected vehicles, and emergency response, we will help you identify the right connectivity strategy for your business.
What attendees will learn:
This webinar is for IoT leaders, technology managers, and decision-makers in industries where reliable connectivity on global scale is critical. Whether you’re phasing out legacy systems, scaling existing deployments, or planning new IoT projects, this session will help you choose the right technologies for today and tomorrow.
Register today to secure your spot!
Lei is a member of the consulting team in Analysys Mason’s Stockholm office. He has extensive experience in leading mobile network procurement, spectrum valuation, market analysis and technology strategy projects. Recent engagements include directing 5G network procurement processes for mobile operators and neutral hosts, leading technical due diligence on mobile operators and on telecoms service and equipment vendors, and developing 5G and IoT strategy for industrial and service companies.
Prior to joining Analysys Mason, Lei was Senior Manager and Head of Technology at Northstream. Lei holds a PhD degree in telecommunications from KTH Royal Institute of Technology in Sweden and worked as a post-doctoral researcher at the Orange Lab in Paris and the Ericsson Eurolab in Aachen.