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When it comes to connectivity, one size or type of communication doesn't fit all manufacturing requirements. There are a lot of options. In this podcast, SME Media Senior Editor Steve Plumb breaks down the pros and cons of the various cellular, Wi-Fi and Ethernet alternatives with Jason Inskeep, assistant vice president for AT&T's 5G and Private 5G Center of Excellence. In many cases, as companies continue to digitize and automate their facilities, 5G can provide significant benefits in terms of speed, coverage, latency, and overall performance.
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