6 JULY - SEPT 2021TELECOM BUSINESS REVIEWEditorialThe pandemic-hit world has witnessed manifold metamorphosis in almost every corner. Be it the global economic landscape, or social, psychological, or the educational realm, the pandemic brought along with it some severe impact, with its `new normals' like social distancing, quarantining, work-from-homes, and so on. These triggered several dramatic shifts in the wireless infrastructure space, with heightened demand for enhanced communication tools and wireless connectivity across the world. In the past few years, several wireless technologies like telemedicine, virtual learning, online classrooms, remote work, online transactions, and many more had already stepped into the industry. But their utilization has become optimal only amidst this pandemic where every organization is trying to address the varied consumer needs through an online pursuit. These have changed the business priorities, where it has become essential for organizations to strengthen the capabilities of remote networking in buildings and campuses to support remote and online technologies. This has made the role of the wireless infrastructure, the network providers, wireless infrastructure spending, and their impact on tower owners very crucial today. And the wireless industry has robustly responded to this to address the changing needs of the industry. Services in new spectrums, WiFi hotspots have swiftly taken over the charge. Again, the global rollout of 5G has been a true economic driver in many countries. Wireless has also shown an interesting turn in facilitating to curb the COVID-19 impact with multiple IoT solutions like contact tracing applications. These generally utilize a diverse combination of Bluetooth Low Energy, WiFi and Sigfox implanted to the wireless and smart devices of the users.Annexed to the enhanced utilization of the existing technologies, COVID-19 has also created the space to welcome new trends into the market. Such amplified wireless infrastructure will render a better wirelessly connected world featuring greater reliability, security, and speed to create better communications across the world. This brings in the new edition of Telecom Tech Outlook to highlight some of the top-of-the-line companies in the wireless infrastructure space to showcase their potential to meet the requirements in this changing landscape.Let us know your thoughts!A Redefined Wireless Infrastructure Amidst COVID-19Copyright © 2021 ValleyMedia, Inc. All rights reserved. Reproduction in whole or part of any text, photography or illustrations without written permission from the publisher is prohibited. The publisher assumes no responsibility for unsolicited manuscripts, photographs or illustrations. Views and opinions expressed in this publication are not necessarily those of the magazine and accordingly, no liability is assumed by the publisher thereof.Editorial StaffNora LukeScarlett WyattVisualizersAsher BlakeManaging EditorWillow AlexanderEmail:sales@telecombusinessreview.comeditor@telecombusinessreview.commarketing@telecombusinessreview.comJuly - Sept 2021, Volume - 02, Issue - 02To subscribe to Telecom Business ReviewVisit www.telecombusinessreview.com Willow AlexanderManaging Editoreditor@telecombusinessreview.com Disclaimer: *Some of the Insights are based on our interviews with CIOs and CXOs
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