5G ROI Gap
Generating revenue beyond faster mobile broadband requires differentiated services that customers and enterprises see value in paying for.
We combine intelligent policy control, application-aware traffic intelligence, NWDAF and AI capabilities to help operators create, differentiate and assure revenue-generating 5G services
Industry Challenges
Operators have invested heavily in 5G infrastructure, but faster connectivity alone does not create a new revenue model. Turning network capability into commercial value requires greater control over service differentiation, application intelligence, SLA assurance and the transition from 4G to 5G.
Generating revenue beyond faster mobile broadband requires differentiated services that customers and enterprises see value in paying for.
Commercialising network slices requires policy control, SLA monitoring and dynamic resource management across the service lifecycle.
Managing policy across 4G and 5G environments increases complexity and creates potential service disruption during migration.
Limited application-level visibility makes it difficult to differentiate services according to how the network is being used.
Building production-scale AI applications requires data science, infrastructure and MLOps capabilities that may not be readily available in-house.
Solution Overview
We help operators move beyond selling connectivity by creating services built around specific performance, application and enterprise requirements. This enables more flexible service offerings, stronger differentiation and new revenue opportunities from existing 5G investments.
Application and subscriber intelligence enable differentiated experiences and premium service tiers aligned with specific customer and service requirements.
Policy control, NWDAF intelligence and slice assurance help operators provision, monitor and manage enterprise services against committed performance levels.
Sponsored data, header enrichment, AI-enabled services and Private 5G create additional opportunities to generate value beyond conventional connectivity.
Solution Capabilities
We enable operators to define, manage and assure differentiated 5G services through capabilities that connect network performance with commercial requirements.
A unified policy engine manages services across 4G and 5G SA, simplifying migration between network generations. It supports sub-50 ms policy decisions, 20K transactions per second and 5M+ concurrent sessions.
DPI identifies 2,000+ applications and protocols, including encrypted traffic, helping operators understand usage patterns and deliver application-specific services.
3GPP-compliant NWDAF monitors network and slice performance, mobility and service quality, helping operators maintain agreed service levels and optimise enterprise network slices.
We adjust service quality based on subscriber plans, application needs and network conditions, while enabling content providers to sponsor subscriber data usage.
With subscriber consent, header enrichment supports targeted advertising and creates additional revenue opportunities for operators.
We help operators develop and manage AI applications for churn prediction, network planning and enterprise analytics without building dedicated AI capabilities internally.
We combine traffic visibility, policy control and service assurance to help operators manage private 5G networks and deliver differentiated enterprise connectivity.
Business Impact
Policy control and slice assurance enable differentiated enterprise slices to be provisioned and managed against committed service levels, creating new B2B revenue opportunities.
Application-aware policy and traffic intelligence support premium propositions such as gaming boosts, video priority and differentiated enterprise services.
Unified policy control reduces the need to operate separate policy environments as networks transition towards 5G SA.
Consented header enrichment enables operators to support network-level advertising and targeting propositions using subscriber and network intelligence.
Private 5G, differentiated policy and network intelligence enable operators to extend 5G services into enterprise and campus environments.
AI-as-a-Service provides a pathway to develop proprietary models for network, subscriber and enterprise use cases without building an entire data-science environment internally.
Use Cases