An Overview of 5G Slicing Operational Business Models for Internet of Vehicles, Maritime IoT Applications and Connectivity Solutions

Identification of ecosystems and Business Models (BM) is an important starting point for new complex system development. The definition of actor (or stakeholder) roles and their interactions (at both business and technical levels), together with target scenarios and use cases, provide essential inpu...

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Autores principales:	Eugen Borcoci, Ana-Maria Dragulinescu, Frank Y. Li, Marius-Constantin Vochin, Kjetil Kjellstadli
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Publicado:	IEEE 2021
Materias:	5G network slicing business models/operational business model stakeholder/actors and roles IoT IoV/V2X Electrical engineering. Electronics. Nuclear engineering TK1-9971
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spelling	oai:doaj.org-article:a5805815a4334e4d872c97414fbadfc72021-12-02T00:00:37ZAn Overview of 5G Slicing Operational Business Models for Internet of Vehicles, Maritime IoT Applications and Connectivity Solutions2169-353610.1109/ACCESS.2021.3128496https://doaj.org/article/a5805815a4334e4d872c97414fbadfc72021-01-01T00:00:00Zhttps://ieeexplore.ieee.org/document/9615227/https://doaj.org/toc/2169-3536Identification of ecosystems and Business Models (BM) is an important starting point for new complex system development. The definition of actor (or stakeholder) roles and their interactions (at both business and technical levels), together with target scenarios and use cases, provide essential input information for further system requirement collection and architecture specification. The powerful and flexible Fifth Generation (5G) network slicing technology, which is capable of creating virtually isolated and logically parallel networks, enables a large range of complex services and vertical applications. Although various terminologies and models have been proposed in recent years for BMs in the 5G domain by many studies, projects, standards, and technical specifications from dedicated organizations, they are not always consistent with each other. This study presents an overview and comparison of different BMs for 5G sliced systems, followed by an example on BM definition for a 5G system in a novel ongoing European research project. While a general ecosystem and business model could involve a large range of organizations (including, e.g., regulation and standardization bodies), the scope of this article will be limited to primarily 5G operational BMs, with a focus on those actors or stakeholders who are active and interacting during real-life system operation. Within the project, we perform a selection among some tailored BM configurations, adapted for dedicated slices with different service requirements, aiming to serve Vehicle to Everything (V2X) and Internet of Vehicles (IoV) applications as well as Internet of Things (IoT) for maritime vertical applications. The final part of this article presents our proposed IoT connectivity solutions for various maritime scenarios with and without involving satellite links. Furthermore, we shed light on future challenges and directions for network slicing in beyond 5G systems.Eugen BorcociAna-Maria DragulinescuFrank Y. LiMarius-Constantin VochinKjetil KjellstadliIEEEarticle5Gnetwork slicingbusiness models/operational business modelstakeholder/actors and rolesIoTIoV/V2XElectrical engineering. Electronics. Nuclear engineeringTK1-9971ENIEEE Access, Vol 9, Pp 156624-156646 (2021)
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topic	5G network slicing business models/operational business model stakeholder/actors and roles IoT IoV/V2X Electrical engineering. Electronics. Nuclear engineering TK1-9971
spellingShingle	5G network slicing business models/operational business model stakeholder/actors and roles IoT IoV/V2X Electrical engineering. Electronics. Nuclear engineering TK1-9971 Eugen Borcoci Ana-Maria Dragulinescu Frank Y. Li Marius-Constantin Vochin Kjetil Kjellstadli An Overview of 5G Slicing Operational Business Models for Internet of Vehicles, Maritime IoT Applications and Connectivity Solutions
description	Identification of ecosystems and Business Models (BM) is an important starting point for new complex system development. The definition of actor (or stakeholder) roles and their interactions (at both business and technical levels), together with target scenarios and use cases, provide essential input information for further system requirement collection and architecture specification. The powerful and flexible Fifth Generation (5G) network slicing technology, which is capable of creating virtually isolated and logically parallel networks, enables a large range of complex services and vertical applications. Although various terminologies and models have been proposed in recent years for BMs in the 5G domain by many studies, projects, standards, and technical specifications from dedicated organizations, they are not always consistent with each other. This study presents an overview and comparison of different BMs for 5G sliced systems, followed by an example on BM definition for a 5G system in a novel ongoing European research project. While a general ecosystem and business model could involve a large range of organizations (including, e.g., regulation and standardization bodies), the scope of this article will be limited to primarily 5G operational BMs, with a focus on those actors or stakeholders who are active and interacting during real-life system operation. Within the project, we perform a selection among some tailored BM configurations, adapted for dedicated slices with different service requirements, aiming to serve Vehicle to Everything (V2X) and Internet of Vehicles (IoV) applications as well as Internet of Things (IoT) for maritime vertical applications. The final part of this article presents our proposed IoT connectivity solutions for various maritime scenarios with and without involving satellite links. Furthermore, we shed light on future challenges and directions for network slicing in beyond 5G systems.
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author	Eugen Borcoci Ana-Maria Dragulinescu Frank Y. Li Marius-Constantin Vochin Kjetil Kjellstadli
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title	An Overview of 5G Slicing Operational Business Models for Internet of Vehicles, Maritime IoT Applications and Connectivity Solutions
title_short	An Overview of 5G Slicing Operational Business Models for Internet of Vehicles, Maritime IoT Applications and Connectivity Solutions
title_full	An Overview of 5G Slicing Operational Business Models for Internet of Vehicles, Maritime IoT Applications and Connectivity Solutions
title_fullStr	An Overview of 5G Slicing Operational Business Models for Internet of Vehicles, Maritime IoT Applications and Connectivity Solutions
title_full_unstemmed	An Overview of 5G Slicing Operational Business Models for Internet of Vehicles, Maritime IoT Applications and Connectivity Solutions
title_sort	overview of 5g slicing operational business models for internet of vehicles, maritime iot applications and connectivity solutions
publisher	IEEE
publishDate	2021
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An Overview of 5G Slicing Operational Business Models for Internet of Vehicles, Maritime IoT Applications and Connectivity Solutions

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