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Introduction to 6G: Vision and Driving Forces

  • Historical background: the journey from 1G to 6G and key turning points
  • Strategic drivers: latency, capacity, reliability, and ubiquitous AI
  • High-level timeline and key development stakeholders

From 5G to 6G: Key Differences and Evolution

  • Addressing the limitations of 5G through 6G advancements
  • The transition to AI-native networks and distributed intelligence
  • Converging sensing, communication, and control functions

Enabling Technologies

  • Terahertz (THz) communications and associated propagation challenges
  • Reconfigurable Intelligent Surfaces (RIS) and advanced antenna systems
  • Evolution of Massive MIMO, full-duplex radios, and photonics integration
  • Network AI, distributed learning, and intent-driven network orchestration

Spectrum, Standards, and Policy Considerations

  • 6G spectrum requirements and international coordination challenges
  • Roles of standards bodies, research initiatives, and public-private partnerships
  • Regulatory impacts on privacy, coexistence, and safety

Architectures and Cloud-Native Network Design

  • The edge, fog, and cloud continuum supporting 6G services
  • Service-based architectures, network slicing, and programmable infrastructure
  • Ensuring interoperability with legacy systems and multi-cloud environments

Use Cases and Industry Verticals

  • Extended reality (XR), holographic communication, and immersive collaboration
  • Industry 4.0, digital twins, and tactile internet in manufacturing
  • Autonomous systems, V2X, and mission-critical mobility
  • Smart cities, healthcare, and environmental sensing applications

Security, Privacy, and Ethical Considerations

  • Threat models for ultra-connected systems and supply-chain vulnerabilities
  • Data governance, privacy-preserving communication, and trust frameworks
  • Ethical and societal implications of pervasive sensing and AI

Deployment Challenges and Business Impact

  • Infrastructure investment, business models, and total cost of ownership
  • Interoperability, vendor ecosystems, and risks of vendor lock-in
  • Skills development, organizational readiness, and change management

Workshop: Organizational 6G Readiness and Roadmap

  • Identifying priority use cases and pilot opportunities
  • Evaluating gaps in infrastructure, skills, and data readiness
  • Drafting a 6–18 month pilot strategy and stakeholder engagement plan

Summary and Next Steps

Requirements

  • Basic understanding of networking and telecommunications principles
  • Interest in technology strategy, policy, or digital transformation
  • Able to interpret technical summaries and assess their business relevance

Target Audience

  • IT professionals and network architects
  • Policy makers and regulatory bodies
  • Enterprise executives and digital transformation champions
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