2022 Telecommunications 10-20

10Q: Which of the following has enabled enterprises and organizations to evaluate the adoption of private cellular networks?

• interest rates

• web applications

• AI

• spectrum limitations

11Q: In addition to the supplier ecosystem, what else is important for delivering enterprise-oriented 5G edge computing?

• WiFi connectivity

• A business model

• Potential winners

• Quick operations

12Q: What is the difference between a telco and an MNO is?

• An MNO is one part of a telco.

• A telco and an MNO are different ways of referring to the same thing.

• A telco is regional but an MNO is private.

• Telcos are system networks and MNOs something else.

13Q: What is one of the dangers a telco faces when partnering to build out and deliver their edge presence?

• They may be too poor to compete in a rich ecosystem.

• It is difficult to capture value fast enough.

• The may need to relinquish their network applications.

• Many possible partners are also potential competitors

14Q. What may happen to a telco that does not quickly define their role?

• They may lose their computing edge.

• Other companies may dictate it for them.

• They will not be able to make stakes.

• They will lose control of vendor management.

15Q. Which of the following is a top concern of executives about adopting 5G?

• cost overruns

• advanced wireless deployment

• security

• minimizing threats

16Q: What is the result of the vast number and types of devices with varying performance and service requirements?

• The networks are dangerously close to exploding data.

• Data management will intensify risks.

• Network data will explode and get lost.

• The sensitivity of network data will increase.

17Q: What will federal agencies require private companies doing business with them to demonstrate?

• That they are protected against intrusion by cyber attackers.

• That they have a zero-trust policy when it comes to foreign actors.

• That they do not have the same cybersecurity flaws as foreign countries.

• That they can train cyber actors to play malicious roles.

18Q: Since new releases are part of a software-centric environment, what kinds of updates will it require?

• Updates to machine learning.

• Updates to the compliance monitoring.

• Updates to workers’ device accessories.

• Updates to cyberthreat intelligence.

19Q: What danger is there for operators collaborating in the creation of new 5G-enabled solutions?

• The possibility of exposing operations to compromise.

• The exposure of operators to unforeseen liabilities.

• More stakeholder challenges to the 4G ecosystem.

• More cybermolds infecting B2B2C selling models.