The long-awaited monetization of 5G networks is starting to arrive, according to a new report from Mobile Experts Inc. In particular, the Private Cellular Services 2023 report lays out a clear future for private 5G networks that drive revenue for operators and for managed service providers (MSPs).
The 76-page report, Private Cellular Services 2023, provides details on 13 vertical market sectors, including energy, mining, utilities, transportation, public sector, manufacturing, logistics, education, healthcare and others.
More than 87 forecast charts dive in to illustrate the services revenue tied to professional services, installation/integration managed services.
The market is broken down to differentiate between network slicing and dedicated networks. Many different players are considered, and revenue is charted for IT/telecom vendors, communications service providers (CSPs), system integrators, managed service providers and hyperscalers.
The market also is broken down by technology (2G/3G/4G/5G) and by world region, as well as insight into business models (CAPEX vs OPEX vs hybrid models). The five-year forecast extends through 2028.
“After years of waiting, we’re now predicting growth for network slicing and managed services in private LTE and private 5G,” said Kyung Mun, principal analyst at Mobile Experts. “The technology is ready to tackle key business applications, and we’ve seen the Proof of Concept projects transition into true commercial projects. Over the next five years, we expect to see more than $3.6 billion in revenue for managed service providers — with a substantial percentage coming from network slicing.”
Subscribers will receive:
- Full access to the 76-page Private Cellular Services 2023 report
- 101 comprehensive charts and figures to break down 13 vertical market sectors
- Detailed technical diagrams, cost data, and architectural analysis
- Access to the analysts behind the reports
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