 I've noticed better wireless penetration through foliage and tree canopies than with other LPWAN options. Do you think 5G is ready for mainstream or it is a bleeding-edge concept? Why do you think so? Depending on the mobile network operator you're using, 5G is mainstream and here today. In the US, T-Mobile has a substantial lead over the other MNOs with great mid-band speeds, due to their acquisition of Sprint. Fixed Wireless Access (FWA) is looking to be a monetizable use case for MNOs looking to recoup the money they spent on spectrum auctions. Any word of advice or caution for those looking to adopt 5G for their business? The 5G rollout has been uneven around the world due to the high costs incurred by mobile network operators to buy new spectrum and the required equipment. This means you can't count on uniform availability across the globe or even within a country. It's important to use cellular modules that support both LTE and 5G over the next decade. Interview on 5G with Sunil Dadlani, global CIO and CISO of Atlantic Health System Interview on 5G with Sunil Dadlani, global CIO and CISO of Atlantic Health System Sunil Dadlani is a globally recognized technology executive with over 20+ years of extensive experience in digital transformations and innovation in the public sector, private sector, and not-for-profit organizations. He has a track record of consistent success in finding white spaces and translating them into new sources of value. Sunil Dadlani's career spans multiple industry verticals across Asia, North America/US, Africa, South America, and Europe. Serving as a chief information and transformation officer, he is responsible for driving innovation and digital transformation agenda for global organizations; leveraging technology innovations to drive organization performance in terms of driving organic growth; entering into new markets and creating revenue diversification, enterprise cost optimization, and product and service innovations, driving differential competitive advantage; and building s