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To create 5G environment, one needs to integrate various services applications, emerging from various services via a mix of access to different fixed and wireless networks. Read ESOA latest position papers on 5G and spectrum.

DOWNLOAD 5G Path for Emerging Economies

Making Smart Decisions to Enable a Network of Networks

DOWNLOAD ESOA Satellite Action Plan for 5G Standards

The commercial satellite communication industry is now fully engaged in the 3GPP process to define the
necessary enablers for a full and seamless integration of satellite network solutions in the 5G system.

DOWNLOAD ECC Report 280: Satellite Solutions for 5G

Report developed in the context of the CEPT Roadmap for 5G, which foresees a number of
different technology solutions playing a role in the future 5G ecosystem. This Report focuses on the role satellite systems can play in achieving this goal

DOWNLOAD 5G Ecosystem white paper

Satellites will play a vital role in future 5G networks, and the benefits to users, including consumers, governments
and industry, will come not from individual technologies, but from the quantum difference these services will make
to mankind.

DOWNLOAD Satellites are integral part of 5G ecosystem

5G aims to connect over 7 trillion wireless devices serving over 7 billion people! Satellites will play crucial role in the future digital ecosystem.

DOWNLOAD Electronic Communications Code

ESOA Position on the EEC and its need to maintain Technology Neutrality, ensure Digital Inclusion and promote sustainable Spectrum Access for all technologies.

DOWNLOAD Satellite and 5G

SATELLITE AND 5G: Ubiquity, resilience and reliability

DOWNLOAD The Connected Automobile

Global coverage, broadcast efficiency, resilience and reliability

DOWNLOAD Considerations on the Road to 5G

Presentation given during the Commonwealth Spectrum Management Conference

DOWNLOAD Internet of Things and the Role of Satellites

No single communications technology can reach all the possible markets and users, and be able to handle the flood of connections required and mounds of data that will be transmitted and received for future IOT applications.