

A unified private 5G environment replaces fragmented terminal connectivity with one secure wireless foundation for operational communication and video-enabled inspection.
A large container operation needed continuous data access across a wide physical footprint without carrying forward the limitations of mixed wireless technologies.




NTT delivered end-to-end integration around a managed private 5G service, combining scalable connectivity, terminal devices and video-enabled inspection support.
A private 5G service capable of connecting numerous base stations extends wireless access across the terminal footprint.
The transition from 4.9 GHz and Wi-Fi to managed private 5G gives teams a unified connection supported by private 5G customer premises equipment and tablets.
SIM-based authentication strengthens control over access to the private network and the logistics data carried through it.
A 5G-enabled AI camera solution supports remote container-damage inspection using high-definition video.
The unified private 5G system resolved communication interruptions at DICT and generated annual operating cost savings of more than $200,000, according to the source presentation. SIM-based authentication added a robust access-control layer, while high-definition video supports remote container-damage inspection.