Companies are increasingly looking to have technology in their favor, not only to seek modernization, but also to have options that they can make available to their customers and employees. Mobile network technology, besides providing more ease and convenience in communication, is also a redundancy for specific cases of voice and data communication.
Some companies have chosen to replace conventional landline telephony by using mobile telephony for communication. Through digital convergence, voice platforms are increasingly accessible and with better communication quality, often ceasing to be a redundancy or backup option, and becoming the first choice of communication platform.
In this way the enterprises that are prepared and have an adequate infrastructure, already working with mobile networks, in the internal area (Indoor Network), end up presenting a great differential for companies that seek to work with this type of technology.
Thus, the enterprises that are better prepared and make this resource available, end up gaining prominence and preference in the decision of the lessors, because these technologies are currently a prerequisite for many companies.
The operators have been increasing their investments and soon 5G (fifth generation of mobile networks) will be available in Brazil. This is a great evolution in relation to the current mobile internet, known as 4G. We know that some mobile operators in Brazil today use the so-called 4.5G internet, which is nothing more than the 4G network itself, maximized to improve speed, but very far from what the 5G network will be.
The 5G network is being developed to handle the growing volume of information exchanged daily by billions of wireless devices around the world. 5G is the next evolutionary step for wireless broadband. Its mission is to greatly increase the potential of today's 4G network by leveraging mobile broadband to very high standards of connection speed and the number of simultaneous users.
5G networks promise their future users wider and more efficient coverage, higher data transfers, and significantly more simultaneous connections.
The 4th generation networks currently in use in some regions of Brazil are capable of delivering an average connection speed of approximately 33 Mbps. It is estimated that the new 5G mobile network will be able to deliver speeds 50 to 100 times higher, potentially reaching up to 10 GBPS.
Operators are since 2019 expanding infrastructure and seeking new locations for installation of ERB (Radio Base Stations), which will enable the activation of the 5G signal, as soon as these networks are ready for use, approved by the competent institutions and government agencies.
In this way the enterprises that are prepared, and make a 5G network available inside, will be one step ahead, and will certainly have a great differential to become the best option for companies that increasingly demand technology.