Monetization of 5G networks

Abstract

The monetization potential of 5G networks using network exposure and slicing technologies is explored in this thesis. Service providers can offer specialized services to customers with needs, such as low latency, high bandwidth, or technological security requirements, by utilizing the possibilities of network exposure and slicing. The set of ideas and presumptions that form the theoretical framework of this thesis serve as a foundation for comprehending the research issue and analyzing the study's findings. It is predicated on various essential telecommunications, network design, and business model concepts and ideas. The thesis examines significant players and partners in the 5G ecosystem and how they enable network exposure and slicing-based monetization. The thesis also analyzes best practices and crucial success variables for network exposure and slicing-based monetization techniques through case studies, surveys, and simulations. This thesis's results help to clarify the commercial viability of 5G technology and offer guidance to service providers, policymakers, and other 5G ecosystem participants.