Telstra 5G

Marine Rescue NSW

This was MobileCorp's first Enterprise Wireless network deployment back in 2019. Marine Rescue NSW required robust communications to mobilise its volunteer rescue crews in response to boater distress calls. MRNSW operates from 45 sites spread across the NSW coastline and inland waterways, as well as on Lord Howe Island. 

There were sites in locations without to fixed infrastructure including water's edge, boat ramps and coastal headlands. There was a need to address prioritisation of traffic on the Telstra cellular network due to seasonal congestion at events in popular beach site locations.    

Ticketek

With all of Ticketek’s digital ticketing and payment systems dependent on network connectivity, any outage, downtime, or performance lag would be disastrous to the flow of patrons into the stadium.

MobileCorp's migration of Ticketek to a hybrid WAN network with 4G LTE failover has delivered cost savings of $250,000 a year on fixed venue connections. It has also enhanced agility, scalability, security and reliability with Cradlepoint edge routers managing hybrid WAN and LTE (5G-enabled) redundancy. MobileCorp provides ongoing Cradlepoint NetCloud managed service.

• 10x Speed

  5G isn’t just faster than 4G – it is ten times faster. This will have a dramatic effect on application performance, deliver immersive experiences, and drive productivity.

• 10x Bandwidth Capacity

  There is a limit to how much information radio waves can carry depending on frequency band. When that limit is reached, we experience 'congestion' which degrades mobile performance. 5G adds more capacity, more ”space” to use, which means that there's more room for everyone and that their devices get higher data speeds. 

• 5x Device Capacity

  4G networks can only handle about 4,000 devices in a square kilometre. Telstra 5G will be able to accommodate five times or more devices in the same space, allowing for more simultaneous streaming and interconnected "Internet of Things" devices inside homes and out of them.

• 25x Spectrum

  Spectrum technologies – like small cells, beam forming, and network slicing – will help deliver more reliable coverage than ever before. The addition of faster mmWave spectrum will set off an explosion of innovation in the Internet of Things, smart places, automated vehicles, and ultra-fast mobile broadband. 

• 1/30th Latency

  Faster responses will power technologies where milliseconds count. Think 1–6ms on Telstra 5G vs 30ms on 4G. This is important in delivering real time responsiveness and will power a new era of machine-to-machine connectivity.

• 10x Scale

  With new device technologies and network architectures, Telstra 5G could overcome the congestion issues in a future world of millions of connected devices per km².