Nokia introduces services, technology to help operators address needs of digital cities
February 20 2018 - 2:01AM
Press Release
- IoT for Smart Cities is a fully integrated, modular and
scalable framework to efficiently deliver and manage smart city
services like video surveillance, lighting, parking, waste
management, and environmental sensing
- Sensing as a Service, powered by a blockchain for data
integrity, provides intelligent analytics on environmental data
that operators can sell to cities and other authorities
- S-MVNO for Public Safety enhances LTE networks with
mission-critical broadband services for public safety agencies,
generating new revenue streams for operators
20 February 2018
Espoo, Finland - Nokia today launched services to solve
challenges of urbanization. IoT for Smart Cities and Sensing as a
Service introduce the benefits of IoT in building economically and
environmentally sustainable cities. For urban safety, Nokia
introduces S-MVNO for Public Safety service, which enhances
commercial LTE networks to meet mission critical requirements of
public safety agencies.
IoT for Smart Cities is a fully-integrated, modular and
scalable framework, which enables operators and master systems
integrators to take advantage of unified smart city management
while unlocking new revenue streams by rapidly launching new
services. Powered by cross-application data sharing, analytics and
automation, Nokia's Integrated Operations Center (IOC) orchestrates
all smart city operations for enhanced efficiency, faster
responsiveness and improved decision making. Blueprint applications
include video surveillance, smart lighting, parking, waste
management, and environmental sensing.
Sensing as a Service provides real-time environmental
data and intelligent analytics that operators can monetize by
offering CAPEX-free data services to enterprises, cities, public
safety authorities and governments. Operators can utilize existing
base station sites, with Nokia deploying sensors and integrating
all available site equipment into an IoT real-time monitoring
platform. Sensing as a Service enables possibilities to detect
unusual environmental behavior like illegal construction, trash
burning or unusual particles in the air. Sensing as a Service is
powered by a blockchain enabling smart contracts: anonymized,
private and secure micro-transactions that allow operators to
monetize analyzed data and generate new revenue streams.
S-MVNO (Secure Mobile Virtual Network Operator) for Public
Safety enables operators to leverage their commercial LTE
networks to offer mission-critical broadband services to public
safety agencies, and thus generate new revenue streams. The
3GPP-compliant service, which is part of Nokia's ViTrust portfolio,
helps commercial LTE networks fulfil stringent requirements on
availability, resilience, performance, and security while ensuring
interoperability with existing legacy public safety networks.
Nokia's end-to-end service expertise helps to assure mission
critical communications performance for high priority first
responders across the entire LTE network, including radio, backhaul
and core, for extreme reliability.
Asad Rizvi, head of Global Services business development at
Nokia, said: "Cities need to become digital in order to
efficiently deliver services to their habitants. Smart
infrastructure, which is shared, secure, and scalable, is needed to
ensure urban assets and data are efficiently used. We can help
cities with that. In addition, we can help operators generate new
revenue utilizing their existing network by providing solutions for
smart city players, such as city, transport, travel and public
safety authorities."
To learn more about Nokia's offering for digital cities, network
operators, customers, press and analysts are welcome to visit the
Nokia Experience Center in Hall 3, stand 3A10 at Mobile World
Congress, Fira Gran Via, in Barcelona, Spain from 26 February to 1
March 2018.
Resources
- Infographic: Nokia Sensing as a Service
- Webpage: IoT for Smart Cities
- Webpage: Integrated Operations Center
- Webpage: S-MVNO for Public Safety
- Webpage: Nokia Sensing as a Service
- White paper: Enabling Smart Safe and Sustainable Cities
- Brochure: Managed Services for Smart Cities
- Video: Sensing as a Service - existing assets, new revenue
streams
- Solution paper: Nokia Sensing as a Service: Monetize real-time
environmental data
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