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Private 5G And Wi-Fi Convergence – Key Use Cases And Requirements
The paper outlines four possible deployment models for bringing 5G into enterprise networks, as well as the key considerations for choosing each one, such as the nature of the application, latency in the core and RAN interfaces, and the location and manageability of services. The four models are as follows:
- On-premises core network and application services – Data sovereignty, site resiliency, and application latency requirements are ensured by keeping all traffic on-prem. Access to conventional enterprise cloud-based applications is enabled, subject to normal limitations around resiliency and latency.
- On-Premises user plane and application services – The paper outlines several reasons to move the control plane to the cloud, such as the need for control plane aggregation in a multi-site 5G core network deployment. All other 5G elements and the application services are on-premises, except the 5G control plane elements.
- Cloud-based core network and application services – User plane traffic from 5G devices will always have to enter the cloud. In such deployment models, it may be possible to move the 5G core network and user plane elements to the cloud where the applications services are located.
- The hybrid model – There are some application services in the cloud, and some are on-prem. To support such a model, there can be two different Data Network Names (DNN’s), one for supporting applications that are on-premises and another for supporting applications in the cloud.
Unlocking Wi-Fi Potential with OpenRoaming – Webinar Recording
OpenRoaming is an open industry standard promoted by the Wireless Broadband Alliance (WBA), which automates device onboarding and roaming between different Wi-Fi networks. The WBA brings together a federation of trusted identity providers that allow users to join any network managed by a federation member. The network can authenticate devices automatically by using established identity providers, such as a service provider, device manufacturer, cloud ID, and loyalty memberships. During this webinar, you will learn more about the opportunities for service providers, brands, enterprises, venues, and identity managers to monetize their existing Wi-Fi footprint with OpenRoaming as well as the roadmap for innovation.
Program Overview 2023
WBA connects people with the latest Wi-Fi initiatives.
Download the latest WBA Programs and Projects Overview and learn more about how WBA can help your business.
World Wi-Fi Day – 2023 Media Kit
Download the World W-Fi Day Media Kit with all social assets you can use on your networking platform. Ensure you tag and mention #worldwifiday and we can like and share
Brand Guidelines
The brand identity rules help us to communicate more effectively by establishing simple principles for the way we use the visual elements. In order to help understand more about our aims and the work that we do, we need to:
• Maintain Focus
• Be simpler and clearer in order to be more helpful to our members and partners
• Project a distinctive and cohesive personality so that our members and partners understand more about the way we work
• Maintain a consistent look that is harmonious, positive and coherent
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Logo Suite
To ensure maximum clarity of the WBA brand and sub-brands, the files supplied here should be the only versions used across all media. Versions of the WBA master logos, WGC logos and OpenRoaming logos are featured here, for any further files necessary, please contact us here
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