As the majority of 5G use cases are expected to occur indoors, this session delved into the opportunities and challenges associated with indoor 5G deployment. Our panel of experts explored the remaining technical aspects that require refinement for optimal indoor 5G performance. Furthermore, we dove into the exciting realm of new business cases that indoor 5G enables, as well as the regulatory aspect of indoor 5G. Discover how this advanced connectivity technology unlocks innovative revenue streams in various sectors, such as smart buildings, industrial automation, healthcare, and more.

Traditionally there has been strong separation between the satellite and terrestrial network sectors. However, recent developments have shown that satellite has a big role to play in the future of connectivity. Our experts discussed what evolution is needed in both standards and business models, what positive examples there are already and if there actually is one perfect business model for satellite connectivity.

In the opening panel discussion of 5G Techritory 2023, “Digitalization through Connectivity – Outlook for 2024,”, high-level representatives from leading organizations in the field shared their expert insights and predictions for the next year. We discussed the transformative potential of connectivity as our panelists explore emerging technologies, trends, and strategies that will shape the digital landscape in 2024. Gain valuable perspectives on the role of connectivity in driving innovation, economic growth, and societal advancements. Speakers: Marios Nicolaou, Business Development Director, p-NET Audrey Plonk, Head of the Digital Economy Policy Division, OECD Jaroslaw Ponder, Head of the ITU Office for Europe, International Telecommunication Union Zaneta Vegnere, Deputy Head of Cabinet of Executive Vice-President Dombrovskis, European Commission

Join us for an insightful fireside chat featuring Kaspars Pollaks from LMT and Aarne Lindross from Ericsson as they delve into the 5GCOMPAD project and its significance in the context of military operations. In the midst of evolving geopolitical challenges, the utilization of advanced communication technologies on the battlefield has become a topic of paramount importance. In Ukraine, we’ve witnessed the integration of 4G, Starlink, and other communication solutions in conflict zones, highlighting the critical role of connectivity in modern warfare. The discussion revolved around the transformative potential of 5G technology in enhancing defense operations and ensuring interoperability between military and public communication systems.

This session focused on the current state of digital accessibility, the necessary actions to be taken, and the shared responsibilities among stakeholders in ensuring comprehensive digital accessibility. The session kicked off with a keynote presentation by Elind Sulmina titled “ICT Accessibility to Bridge the Digital Divide: Spotlight on ITU’s Role” and then moved over to a fireside chat. Our panelists, consisting of experts in accessibility, policy, and technology, will examine the key challenges and opportunities associated with achieving digital accessibility compliance. Gain valuable insights into the implications of the European Accessibility Directive, its requirements, and the roles of various entities in promoting inclusivity and equal access in the digital realm.

In this panel discussion, hosted by the ITU, experts and stakeholders from across Europe came together to explore the potential of the metaverse and discuss crucial aspects related to openness, safety, and respect within this emerging immersive world. Delve into topics such as user rights, privacy, ethical considerations, and standards for building a metaverse that upholds European values.

Representatives from leading organizations in the field of cybersecurity and quantum computing shared their expert insights into the role of quantum and post-quantum security solutions in next generation cybersecurity ecosystem. We discussed the advances in quantum computing, practical implementations of Quantum Key Distribution (QKD) infrastructures in the region, fusion of QKD and Post-Quantum Cryptography (PQC) technologies with classical communications, as well as next steps for extending geographical and social reach of post-quantum security.

In this session, we explored the critical role of mobile communication and sensor networks in the management of seaport infrastructure.

This session aimed to tackle this issue by bringing together speakers from various Nordic and Baltic countries who are active in the 5G ecosystem.

A keynote presentation by Piotr Linke, Mobile Networks Security Consultant at Palo Alto Networks on 5G Security for Enterprises and Service Providers.