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The challenge
Optimizing collaboration among teams
Organizations need to reduce inefficiencies and impediments to effective digital communications.
Remote and interoffice employees want hands-on environments where they can work more seamlessly together.
It's critical to bridge the distance and availability barriers that prevent workers from engaging each other.
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Thirty-five percent of respondents indicate that collaborating with colleagues and clients is a challenge of working remotely.
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Fifty percent of respondents stated that it was important to their job satisfaction to have teamwork between departments and business units at the organization.
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An average of 21% of work time could be augmented through the use of extended-reality technology.
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5G opportunities
Collaboration in augmented reality
AR can allow teams to visualize processes as they work, simplifying coordination among multiple parties.
The low lag enabled by 5G also improves the near real-time experience for users.
5G-enabled AR applications can support any number of devices needed for a meeting or presentation, ensuring that everyone gets the same information at the same time.
5G can handle the massive image-processing demands that AR requires to stream multiple near real-time feeds at once and over various distances.
How it works
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AR can transform the way people engage with content and each other.
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5G-enabled applications can run on multiple devices, connecting people in different locations to bring everyone together to collaborate in near real time.
5G can transmit and process data quickly, making the process smooth for everyone involved.
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5G built right
Our 5G Ultra Wideband network is built right to power transformative possibilities for business. With massive bandwidth and low latency, 5G Ultra Wideband can support the refresh rates and numerous devices needed to support seamless AR collaboration experiences.
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Fiber
Read More- Achieving 5G Ultra Wideband’s extraordinary speeds requires a massive fiber infrastructure
- Verizon has made significant investments in fiber densification in major cities around the nation
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Spectrum
- Verizon has critical spectrum holdings that include millimeter-wave and C-Band spectrum
- Millimeter-wave spectrum supports 5G Ultra Wideband’s transformative performance and C-band will enable performance and expanded coverage
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Small-cell deployment
- Verizon has spent years densifying its 4G LTE network, and its 5G network leverages the same densification
- Verizon has relationships in place with large and small municipalities, enabling its small-cell deployment
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Edge computing
- Verizon has network locations that are ideally suited for housing edge-computing resources
- MEC could deliver access to the tools, power and locations to deploy at scale
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This is 5G built right, from the network businesses rely on.
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5G Nationwide available in 2,700+ cities on most Verizon 5G devices. 5G Ultra Wideband (UWB) available only in parts of select cities.
Verizon 5G access requires a 5G-capable device. 5G UWB access requires a 5G-capable device with select voice/data and 5G UWB plans.
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Future use case not currently available.
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