Read this article to learn:
- The commercial viability of offering small cells as-a-service
- Which venue types work well for small cell deployment and managed services
- Where the appetite for small cells deployment is coming from currently
- The different solutions for single and multi-operator, indoor and outdoor
- How Ericsson see the future of small cells evolving
Patrik is responsible for Ericsson’s Network as a Service offering, which sits within the Managed Services business area. They deliver networks as-a-Service in a model where they own the networks and provide all services, all provided over a long term SLA & KPI based agreement. Examples of this as-a-Service (aaS) model include Connected Venues, in-building…
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