Presented by SGInnovate
Partnered with International Telecommunication Union (ITU)

5G and AI are considered to be among the most disruptive technologies that the world has seen in decades. In recent years, ITU has developed specifications for the integration of AI/ML in future networks including 5G. Today, AI is already incorporated into mobile networks, with a primary focus on reducing capital expenditure, optimising network performance, delivering better customer experience, and building new revenue streams. How will the roles of AI in powering mobile networks of the future evolve?

In the future, applying AI and machine learning to 5G networks and devices may not only help deliver more efficient wireless communications but also open new revenue streams and ecosystems around networks. It could help mobile operators to better prepare in handling operational matters such as increasing traffic demand, anticipating outage issues and meeting higher consumer expectations by predicting and preventing service degradations. In addition, the integration of AI/ML-based intelligent services could drive new businesses and revenues.

Join us as our speakers discuss the possible applications of AI in 5G network management, and learn more about the opportunities and challenges for mobile service providers, and how they can provide personalised services and improve the customer experience with the network quality.

Date: 13 July 2020, Monday
Time: 4:00pm – 5:00pm (UTC +8)

Speakers:
Connie Ang, Director – Strategy and Planning, Singtel
Henning Sanneck, Head of Network Automation, Nokia Bell Labs
Vishnu Ram, Independent Researcher
Moderator: Annabelle Chiong, Deputy Director - Venture Investing, SGInnovate

Programme:
4:00pm – 4:10pm: Opening Remarks by SGInnovate and the International Telecommunication Union (ITU)
- Dr Chaesub Lee, Director, ITU Standardisation Bureau
4:10pm – 5:00pm: Panel Discussion on 5G, AI and Mobile Networks of the Future