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Making the most of industrial 5G use cases

Mobile network decisions need to address identified uses and constraints. Connect architectures, services and technological developments to assess options. Develop the knowledge to prepare technical discussions and contribute to suitable solution design.

Duration
2 days 14 hours
Code
MAIN009FR Code

Presentation

Industrial 5G is fifth-generation wireless communications technology designed for industrial and manufacturing activities. Compared with previous mobile network generations, it improves speed, latency and capacity.

5G can be used in sectors including manufacturing, transport, logistics, healthcare and energy. Applications include remote monitoring, automated machine control, predictive maintenance, intelligent supply chain management and many other use cases.

This course provides the knowledge to understand the functional benefits of industrial 5G and estimate its return on investment. It explores the technology's possibilities, challenges and benefits.

You will also examine technical, practical and legal aspects and use cases across sectors such as industry, transport and logistics. The final half-day is devoted to discussions and workshops on challenges that industrial 5G could help you address.

Objectives

By the end of this industrial 5G course, you will be able to:

  • Understand industrial 5G markets and challenges.
  • Understand 5G technical characteristics: latency, QoS, throughput, etc.
  • Describe industrial 5G network architectures and integration with enterprise voice, data and security networks.
  • Explore offerings and options: private or public networks, network slicing, network sharing, etc.
  • Compare 5G benefits with 4G, 3G/2G, TETRA/DMR and Wi-Fi.
  • Understand the actual state of the 5G solutions market.
  • Assess industrial 5G's functional contribution to manufacturing, logistics, maintenance and other operations.
  • Explore current and future use cases, including augmented reality, the Internet of Things (IoT) and autonomous vehicle communications.
  • Understand industrial mobile network requirements and challenges and assess them against 5G capabilities.
Last update: 24/09/2026