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Alepo's 5G Core (5GC) network solutions include core network functions that manage 4G as well as 5G core networks. The 5G Core network functions include AUSF, PCF, CHF, SDM, NEF UDM, and UDR.

Subscriber Data Management (SDM) provides a unified platform for 4G and 5G services, enabling an easy transition to 5G. Learn its role in 5GC, ROI, use cases, and more.

Operators are making massive network investments to roll out 5G. No doubt, 5G provides a huge opportunity for innovative ideas, services, and business models. But what revenue streams will ensure that CSPs can swiftly derive ROI? The consumer segment holds massive monetization potential, from high-speed offerings to last-mile connectivity. Operators can leverage data to provide unique and personalized experiences. Private networks have the potential to revolutionize the enterprise segment. They will help transform business operations and support a host of advanced use cases across industries. Operators can build a diverse ecosystem of partnerships, supported by new B2B, B2C, and B2B2X business models. Finally, building dedicated slices will help optimize the use of network resources, benefiting both the customer and service provider. How can telcos get the most out of these revenue sources and how can the 5G Core help? Read the full blog post: https://www.alepo.com/5g-revenue-streams-for-telcos/ #5G #Telcos #5GC #enterprise5g #iot #5GTechnology #networkslicing

The 5G core (5GC) enables telcos to introduce next-gen use cases in the 5G SA deployment mode. Learn the relevance and benefits of standalone 5G core architecture.

Many CSPs today want to introduce 5G use cases alongside their existing 4G services. Alepo's Subscriber Data Management (SDM) helps them simplify this network upgrade path. The cloud-native solution provides a converged repository to manage both 4G and 5G subscriptions, facilitating an easy and swift transition to 5G. With the framework, operators can introduce high-value services such as 5G slicing, enterprise IoT, and more. They can support enterprise, private, and public or macro 5G. The centralized and scalable subscriber data repository scales from low footprint to high-performance deployment depending on demand. Alepo's SDM supports public, private, and hybrid deployments. It enables a host of business benefits that make it the ideal choice for any network, supporting advanced partnerships, reducing time-to-market, lowering costs, and opening new revenue streams. The SDM solution includes advanced next-gen features like microservice-based architecture, cloud-native architecture, 4G+5G interworking, UE and service authentication, web-based configurations, and more. Download the solution brief to learn more about the features, capabilities, and benefits of Alepo's SDM: https://bit.ly/3yKb9Nt

For many years, WiFi networks have been augmenting legacy cellular networks. They've help extend connectivity in spaces where cellular coverage wasn't possible. They've also provided a host of revenue-driving benefits for service providers with use cases like WiFi offload, VoWiFi, and the opportunity to partner with affiliates and businesses. Is private 5G set to change that? Private 5G is designed for custom enterprise use cases that require high bandwidth, speeds, reliability, and ultra-low latency over a dedicated and secure network. It can be deployed in manufacturing units, stores, malls, parking lots, and much more. Private 5G provides certain advantages that far exceed those of WiFi, especially in larger and/or outdoor venues. But the new-generation WiFi 6 is a worthy contender. It enables more efficient networks for multiuser access, support for existing WiFi-enabled devices, and the advantage of being an incumbent and easy-to-use technology. Service providers and their customers stand to benefit from both technologies - even by using them in tandem. Learn more about the capabilities and benefits of private 5G and WiFi 6: https://www.alepo.com/private-5g-versus-wifi-6-will-there-be-a-winner/