More economical processes, faster workflows, more flexible mass production, improved occupational safety: these are just a few of the benefits that can be achieved by linking the world of machines, which is still mostly analog, with the world of digital data. To ensure that data flows quickly and securely between machines via the networkcompanies are increasingly turning to campus network solutions based on 5G technology.
Companies are expecting a real boost in productivity from the fast, interference-free exchange of data via 5G at their operating sites, for example as a result of flexible adaptation of production to changing requirements – and this with falling operating costs thanks to more automation. Because automation potential has been exhausted in many industrial sectors, 5G campus networks are now coming into focus as the key to greater productivity. For example, 5G campus networks take the intelligent networking of factories, warehouses, hospitals and public administration to a new level: they enable the rapid transmission of large volumes of data, are isolated from the outside world and are particularly fail-safe.
