Presentación durante el XXIX Encuentro de Telecomunicaciones y Economía Digital a cargo de Markus Borchert, Senior Vicepresident, Head of Nokia Networks Europe Nokia

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Winning Europe
The human possibilities of the
connected world
Markus Borchert
Senior Vice President, Head of Nokia Networks Europe
August 31st 2015

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…need to pave the way to the 4th industrial revolution
…enabled by a modern digital infrastructure
Winning Europe
Augmented
shopping
Smart
clothes
Virtual 3D
presence
Factory
automation Real-time
remote control
Assisted driving
Logistics
Traffic steering &
management
Smart grids
Connected
home
Real time
cloud access
4k Video
VR gaming
Real-time
remote control
Remote
Diagnosis
Communication
Mobile living
Super connected
infrastructure
3D printing
Automotive
Toll collection
HD Cams NW
REVOLUTIONIZED
Traffic Mgmt.
SUPEREFFICIENT
Waste mgmt.
Reliable emergency
communications
Tracking / inventory
systems
AUGMENTED
Augmented
dashboard
INTERCONNECTED
8k
Video
beamer
TACTILEVIRTUAL
Smart
watch
Augmented
gaming
Self driving
Maintenance
optimization
Touch & steer
AUTONOMOUS
Travel &
commute
Health
Time shift
Utility & Energy
Safety & Security
Work & game
while traveling
REDEDICATED
People & Things
Real time
work in
cloud Industry 4.0
Advanced
monitoring
Personal
robot

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To fully capture the Industry 4.0 and IoT opportunities, four main challenges
have to be overcome in Europe
1
Robust
connectivity
4G coverage to pave the
way for 5G
2 3 4
Strong
ecosystems
vertical-specific
insights, domain
knowledge, new
partnerships
Regulatory
framework
Be ambitious

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4G is the foundation of 5G - Industry 4.0 and IoT will suffer from white spots
US, China, Korea and Japan did a good job in 4G – Europe lags behind
China
North America
Japan
Korea
98% 70% 83%
99%
100%
Europe
Europe Korea 84%
of all connections
use 4G
13%
of all connections
use 4G *Source: 4G population coverage, 4G
usage, GSMA, Q2 2015 connection
means active SIM card
4G*

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Spain made tremendous steps towards a modern digital infrastructure and
paves the way for national entrepreneurship in IoT
Key enablers for
Industry 4.0
• no 4G white spots
• establish an ecosystem
• leverage opportunities
in vertical industries
Spain* Q2/14 Q2/15
4G connections 3,6m 10m
4G population coverage 58% 80%
% of 4G connections/ all 8% 23%80%
Spain
*Source: GSMA, Q2 2015; connection means active SIM card

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Digital Single Market is welcome but we need more and we need it earlier
Renew the telecommunication
framework with focus on
investment increase as the
overriding policy goal

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Strategies for the Digital Single Market:
Act jointly on Member State level - act now
• Align spectrum allocation between member states in Europe
• Harmonize telecom rules between member states
• Ease consolidation where it fosters investment
• Reach full 4G coverage

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Europe’s 5G launch in 2020
An ambitious European
roadmap to 5G & IoT

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UEFA EURO 2020* – The Winning Europe
• Flag-ship event
• Launch commercial 5G in
selected UEFA sites in
European cities
• Showcase first 5G IoT
applications
*UEFA EURO 2020 will take place in 13 European countries for the first time
5G

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Nokia is very active in 5G and IoT
University collaborations
Leading
HetNet
RESEARCH
Holistic systems research, prototyping &
development
Leading
WP2
COLLABORATION
Chairing
association
REGULATORY & STANDARDS
ITU-R Evolution
Bringing together industry,
academia & regulators
ALIGNMENT
POLICY
Supporting right technology
related policies
Focused customer collaborations
Requirements
contribution
Conference, Journal &
Workshops
…
 find regular updates under www. networks.nokia.com/innovation/5G

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Be ambitious - Be fast