Collecting and processing data closer to the customer reduces latency and brings real-time performance to high-bandwidth applications. Instead of sending all data to a cloud for processing, the network edge will be able to analyse processes and store the data. This technology evolution is also enabling a wider range of applications and use cases to deliver efficient, safer and cost-effective solutions via commercial mobile networks that are embedded with specialized mission-critical capabilities.ĥG, when combined with Multi-Access Edge Computing (MEC), will help bring content and applications closer to the network edge, providing more efficient, reliable and cost-efficient services. With 5G, mission critical networks will evolve beyond traditional Push-to-Talk to include Push-to-Video, video sharing, group chat, file sharing, location sharing and much more – all with the proper prioritization of mission critical scenarios. Reliability creates confidence in users that they can depend on communications, even in life-threatening situations.
Mission-critical systems require real-time functionality with the lowest possible delay in the network.
Delivered as part of a core network service it will allow emergency services to replace traditional radio, with more modern communications methods already available to smart phone users. Due to the ultra-high-reliability and low-latency communications (URLLC) of 5G, Mission Critical Communications (MCC) has been highlighted as a key area as part of the 3GPP Release.
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