Sidekick 2: Measure the Future of Wi-Fi

Nowhere will 5G be more impactful and important than within the enterprise. Recent advances in cellular technology now make it possible for enterprises to own and operate their own private mobile networks. As companies examine their available options to increase the reliability and performance of critical applications that drive their business, new questions arise about some of the key differences between all the options available to organizations.

With 5G, more data than ever before—exponentially more—will need to move at faster rates, more reliably and with extremely low latency than previously imagined. With such high expectations, there’s big pressure on the transport network to get 5G transformation done right. So how does that all break down for fronthaul, midhaul and backhaul networks and what are the fundamental technologies required for emerging 5G services?

With the changing landscape of how the world works, learns, and entertains, the demand for high speed networks has dramatically increased over the last couple years. This increasing demand applies as much or perhaps more to rural areas, which have traditionally been underserved. Nokia is the leader in long-haul microwave and has enhanced its long-haul portfolio to support rural backhaul connectivity. This exclusive Nokia webinar session will cover the updated Nokia solution and feature a new product launch. We will also look at how such solutions are used by service providers and private network operators.

The residential gateway is an important tool in bringing the new services to customers, such as 4K video, virtual reality, and gaming to the digital home. Premium Wi-Fi is an effective method for optimizing the home network to ensure a quality wireless experience as consumers are increasingly judging the quality of their broadband by its performance on wireless devices. This webinar will focus on the challenges of the home network, specifically as it pertains to innovative and premium Wi-Fi solutions, plus the options, requirements, and Wi-Fi performance test standard BBF WT-398 for in-premises performance testing for video, gaming service, and next generation connectivity for the digital home.