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Around the world, the first live 5G networks have been installed. On four continents, Ericsson is powering 79 of these active networks. According to an Ericsson study, by the end of 2026, 5G would account for about 27% of all mobile subscriptions in India, with over 350 million users. We spoke with Nitin Bansal, Ericsson's Managing Director, India Head-Networks, Market Area South East Asia, Oceania, and India, about how 5G would affect Indian operators, organisations, and end users. India's readiness for 5G is an open question. 5G is the fifth generation of cellular networks, an ultra-reliable, low-latency communications technology that will do more than just improve network connectivity; it will also deliver capabilities that will open up new prospects for people, businesses, and society. Imagine billions of connected gadgets gathering and exchanging information in real time to reduce road accidents, or production lines that are so predictive that they can avert disruption

Unleash the hybrid workforce's full potential Many organisations embraced remote work as an emergency response to pandemic conditions, and have been pleasantly surprised by its effectiveness thus far. Many people, however, continue to wonder how to speed up technological innovation in order to attain continual success in corporate operations through remote work. To promote employee productivity and define the "Future of Work," CIOs and Infrastructure leaders must examine technology advancements and bring in new ideas and technologies. Working from home helps you grow Organizations will be obliged to accelerate digital business transformation plans through 2024 in order to adapt to a post-COVID-19 reality that includes increasing usage of remote work and digital touchpoints on a permanent basis. IT executives should prioritise expenditures that support remote work, which will result in increased revenue. You can put these ideas to good use To ensure constant staff