Deloitte Global predicts that the next generation of WIFI will play a key role as organizations evolve toward advanced networks.
At a webinar by Deloitte Ghana on technology, media and telecommunications forecasts on Thursday, February 3, 2022, Ken Ashigbey, CEO of the Ghanaian Telecommunications Chamber, said a change had taken place. Digital space in the coming days.
However, he fears that Ghana is not sufficiently prepared to take advantage of Wireless innovation.
“Fortunately, there is an interview from the ministry about it, we also have some operators. But honestly, I’m not sure if we’re ready or if we’re taking sufficient action. We still have to talk. We need to do more than we want it to end. ”
“We also need to look at WIFI 6 to see our local context together. 5G is also suspected, where we need more towers in closer areas, etc. How do we get the necessary infrastructure, have we thought about how we can convene local meetings?” He asked. He therefore recommended to the government in the strategic position of the country that it take full advantage of innovation.
“The world has never seen what happens before. One of the things we need to do around the world is change the 1G regulation we’ve been using for years. It’s not enough yet.” in order to have 5G regulation, we need one that will protect vulnerability. When we see where we are going, it is scary, but we must also use technology. ”
“It simply came to our notice then. We also need knowledge to help shape the way regulation works. We are not sure, but there is a chance that we will contribute and look at WEB G, 5G, 6G.
“Another group of people we need to keep an eye on is the academy. Not just teachers, but students, how much we dare to experiment,” he added.
He also called on the government to consider strategies to make products accessible to all. “One of the big challenges, according to GSMA’s research in technology deployment, is taxation. All you want to do is consider what you are doing with taxation in this sector. In the past, we have seen the government take over .the. We need to work hard. on how we can assemble some of these products locally. More than equipment you need to consider the cost of use. ”
“We also need to look at our content, create more content instead of just downloading what we are given. Some of it may be a policy, especially AFCFTA, we can look at it. I see opportunities for advertisers, local content creators to be able to Engage all these streaming wars.
Deloitte Global predicts WIFI 6 and 5G
Deloitte Global predicts that the W-FI6 will sell 5G devices by 2022 and is likely to continue to do so in the years to come.
According to Kofi Awuah, Deloitte’s technology, media and telecommunications partner, advanced wireless is a strategic priority as 8 out of 10 network operators hope to transform their business, change the way they operate, new products and develop business regimes by 2023. interact. with customers.
It also predicts that at least 2.5 billion W-Fi 6 devices will be delivered by 2022, compared to almost 1.5 billion 5G devices. W.Fi6 will play an important role in the future of wireless business. Wi-Fi6-enabled devices include smartphones, tablets, computers, wireless cameras, smart home devices, game consoles, wearable devices and ARVR headsets, as well as mining, port, factory and other devices.
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