With the world moving to 5G, the accelerating adoption of Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Internet of things (IoT) technologies, as well as ongoing reliance on high-quality mobile applications, mobility is becoming ever-more pivotal across the enterprise. Now, the fusion of these technologies in the form of Intelligent Connectivity has the potential to change everything.

With the enormous opportunities opening up with the coming 5G network, it’s important for businesses to plan ahead and understand what’s required to transition to this ultra-connected world of 5G.

Every year, Gartner releases its Magic Quadrant for Managed Mobility Services which evaluates leading MMS technology providers on their completeness of vision and their ability to execute.

For all Wallabies aficionados, Australia’s opening campaign of the Rugby World Cup 2019 kicks off against Fiji on Saturday, 21 September in Sapporo, Japan. No doubt, Australian fans will be hoping to see the Wallabies super-fit and fully-prepared to return to their former glory days. Meanwhile, at around the same time, in a business district near you, the copper network switch off will get underway. Telstra will start disconnecting copper ISDN services as NBN Co brings business-grade networking solutions online.

See a headline with 5G in it, and it’s often accompanied by the term ‘game-changer’. If you’re like me, this puts you on automatic high alert for PR spin. However, in the case of 5G, merely describing it as a game-changer may well be underselling its true value and impact.