Marketing Function and Technology: Impact of Digitalization On Siemens HR Function
Marketing Function and Technology: Impact of Digitalization On Siemens HR Function
Marketing Function and Technology: Impact of Digitalization On Siemens HR Function
and infrastructures globally accessible through any mobile device with Internet access
providing HR leaders the opportunity to complete these tasks. Due to data centralization,
the HR workflow and operations are streamlined across the enterprise. Implementing
cloud solutions can have a positive impact on various streams of operations ranging
from product development, workforce management to business integration.
Similarly, Big data technology helps HR professionals to understand their customers,
market to target audience group. It helps them to identify emerging trends based on
which HR plans recruitment, retention, and performance measurement. Also helps HR
leader to take critical decisions using the relevant data.
Streaming desktop video used to facilitate distance learning and training or to
provide corporate information to employees quickly and inexpensively.
5G will enable very diverse use cases with extreme range of requirements and the
biggest difference between 5G and legacy design requirements is the diversity of use-
cases that 5G networks must support and the new opportunities it will create compared
to today’s networks that were designed primarily to deliver high speed mobile
broadband. However, 5G will be about people and things that can be broadly split into
three use-case categories:
Automotive Industry
For Automotive industry 5Gtechnology is expected to be a game changer. Connected
cars and vehicles is a hot topic for many industry players from car manufacturers,
consumers and insurance companies to governments. The automotive sector is
expected to be a very important new driver for 5G, with many use cases for mobile
communications for vehicles.
The autonomous vehicles performance and safety could be vastly improved through 5G
communications.Autonomous vehicles can reduce accidents and improve road utilization
as vehicles can be driven closer to each other and more safely than human drivers can
achieve.
Automotive Sector: Key drivers for 5G adaptation
Transportation companies can take advantage of autonomous car fleets. The fleets can
be utilized more effectively with fewer accident caused by human error. In addition, real-
time ultra-reliable communications between vehicles, infrastructure and smartphones
could enable traffic to flow more smoothly, eliminating traffic jams and creating a safe
transportation infrastructure is another major area where self-driving cars and smart road
infrastructures enabled by 5G networks can reduce accidents, saving more than one
million lives every year .
Key challenges for transport and logistics hub:
Ultra-high availability
Ultra-high reliability
Ultra-high resilience, namely
Low latency, ranging between ~100ms and 10ms.
High data rate, ranging between 0.5 and 50 Mbps, with lower
requirements for uplink traffic
Many simultaneous connections, namely 2000-4000 vehicles/km
Company Analysis
An increasing number of Communication Service Providers(CSP) globally,
predominantly in developed countries, are accelerating and broadening the scope of
their 5G build-outs. There are a few reason CSPs will pull forward their 5G timelines,
including the need to stay competitive for customers of traditional mobile broadband and
high-speed internet services, reduce the cost per gigabyte of carrying traffic (network
opex efficiencies) and build a foundation in preparation for new use cases of the
network. The availability of 5G devices, including a variety of smartphones, IoT devices
is another key driver prompting earlier infrastructure investment.
There is a dynamic ecosystem of companies aiming to disrupt the Radio Access
Network market, which is typically the costliest domain in the construction of a mobile
network and an area where CSPs are keen to employ technologies that will improve the
economics of deploying cellular access infrastructure.
Telecom vendors are pursuing strategic acquisitions and making alliances with other
players in order to strengthen network capabilities to enhance 5G solution delivery.
Environmental analysis
The 5G networks supports carbon reduction targets by allowing public bodies to use
smart lighting, smart heating and smart electric vehicles charging hubs. Sensors on
street lights could detect air pollution and monitor congestion.
Lower pollution and CO2 reductions – Improved natural resource management.
Several operators have been actively developing and deploying green technologies,
including green BSs powered solely by renewable energies, and green access
infrastructure such as cloud, collaborative and clean radio access network (C-RAN)
Reduced waste – Reduced energy consumption and CO2 emissions – Better and more
informed electronic waste
Besides transportation, buildings also use large quantities of energy for lighting, heating,
cooling, and other operations, accounting for as much as 42 percent of global energy
consumption. Smart, efficient building design with dynamic systems would reduce the
amount of energy.
Cleaner environments – 5G technologies can address air quality and energy
consumption by creating smarter transportation management systems. Traffic
congestion in cities carries tremendous costs in terms of wasted fuel and wasted time.