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Private LTE for Critical Industries

This document discusses key aspects of private LTE networks for mission critical communications. It begins by outlining some of the building blocks of a private LTE network, including user equipment, radio access network, core network, and transport network. It then distinguishes between mission critical, business critical, and non-critical communications based on factors like maximum unavailability time and resilience. The document also covers the evolution of critical communications and challenges in customer networks. It outlines advantages of private LTE networks compared to consumer LTE, land mobile radio networks, and WiFi. Finally, it discusses industries that could benefit from private networks and provides an overview of solution elements and device ecosystem for mission critical push-to-talk capabilities over LTE.

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Private LTE for Critical Industries

This document discusses key aspects of private LTE networks for mission critical communications. It begins by outlining some of the building blocks of a private LTE network, including user equipment, radio access network, core network, and transport network. It then distinguishes between mission critical, business critical, and non-critical communications based on factors like maximum unavailability time and resilience. The document also covers the evolution of critical communications and challenges in customer networks. It outlines advantages of private LTE networks compared to consumer LTE, land mobile radio networks, and WiFi. Finally, it discusses industries that could benefit from private networks and provides an overview of solution elements and device ecosystem for mission critical push-to-talk capabilities over LTE.

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Mission Critical

Communications over pLTE

Telefónica Business Solutions I 25.03.2019


Key building blocks in a private network
A private network based on LTE enables applications that cannot be offer with Wifi
networks, such as Mission Critical Communications.

MISSION CRITICAL
COMMUNICATIONS

Additional features
Industry
Operation Support Sustem (OSS) Specific
Applications
User Equipment
(UE) Radio Access
Core Network
Network (RAN)
External
Networks
Transport Network

2
Critical Communication
built for public protection and disaster relief and to ensure continuity even
Continuity when undesirable events like sabotage, natural disasters, or network failures
occur.

ensure that critical civil functions and enterprise business processes have
High Quality access to high quality communication even when parts of the systems fail due
to external factors.

Mission Critical Business Critical Non-critical

Life-threatening-risks. Finantial risks. Serenity risks.


Máximum unnavailability time aprox 10mn Máximum unnavailability time aprox 15mn Máximum unnavailability time aprox 1h
Must be resilient to natural & other disasters. Reliable under normal conditions including peak- OTT-best effort with no guarantee.
hour.

3
Evolution of Critical Communications
Critical communications are challenged by costumer networks capabilities

Push-to-Talk Group
QoS & Priority Control
Calling & Messaging

Voice Intelligibility in Battery Life & High RF


Noisy Environments Power Handsets

Mission Critical Video


Network availability
Calling

Indoor Positioning Aerial Reconnaissance

Security Multi-network operation

Proximity & Device-to-


Priority & Preemption
Device

4
Advantages and Value of Private LTE Networks
Compared to competing technologies and applications

pLTE vs Consumer LTE pLTE vs Land Mobile Radio pLTE vs WIFI


Networks (LMR-P25 and TETRA)

• Guaranteed coverage. • Higher speed (9.6 kbps of LMR • Predictable and ensured low
• Ensured capacity. compared to 100Mbps of LTE). latency.
• Survivability. • Capacity for video and high- • Predictability and network
• Resources’ control and resolution imagery. availability of data capacity.
prioritization. • Compatibility with a broad range of • Major coverage
devices. • Seamless mobility and handover.
• Security and encryption.
• Spectrum efficiency.
• Interoperability.
• Configurable Quality of Service.

5
Industries requiring pLTE

Advantages of private networks enable use Over 70% industries aim to have top
cases across a wide variety of industries. uses cases in production by 2021

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Solution and network SP ADMIN
ENTREPRISE ADMIN
elements
MCPTT Solution supports:
• Ability to interoperate with legacy PMR
during transition period.
• Multi-tenancy. DISPATCH

• Develop PMR-like capabilities and


device eco-system.
CORE CLIENT
• Private calls, Group calls, Emergency MCPTT (USER
DEVICE)
calls.
• Push-to-X (text and multimedia).
• Unicast communication. PMR
USER
• Could be on Client site or centralized. DEVICE

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Device Eco System
Ericsson Group Radio MCPTT 3.0

• Group-Radio supports Android 4.4 upwards


• 50 Homologated devices

KYOCERA
RUGTEL X16 INRICO T199 CAT S60
DURAFORCE PRO

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