SYT General 3 - New Thread., page-1156

Hey Fer

Thank you for the great post. I am amazed that this has not been discussed more here since the paper was released.

With Telstra today announcing that its 5G coverage will be up to 20 times faster than the NBN for less than 10% of the rollout cost for national coverage, the tipping point for mobile as the internet access point of choice for all connectivity is fast approaching.

Tata is well positioned to take the lead on the global mobile ecosystem. However once SYT have the CSP embedded in enough MNO's SYT SDK will become the development tool of choice for all Applications requiring cross border connectivity.

Imagine that you program a few million IOT "users" (cars/appliances etc) and a change occurred to a telco back end and/or a device IOS change occurs in connection with say the liquidation or consolidation of network players. What happens to the IOT applications seeking connectivity?

By having a consistent interface that will maintain all the IOT apps deployed in a way that will continue to allow redundant access for older IOT apps will be vital.

My point is that not only will access to a global mobile ecosystem be imperative, consistentcy of access to that ecosystem for redundant technology/apps will also be vital.

Thats where the SDK comes in. When a telco or device manaufacturer changes its operating system or hardware, it does not affect the capacity for legacy applications to maintain access to the changed ecosystem.

Therefore using the SYT or white labelled developers tool kit will be imperative for all IOT and blockchain applications.

Imagine if this was not the case. How would millions of driverless cars react if apple had a bug in a new IOS upgrade or smart streetlights could not be switched on because a government made spectrum redundant or a telco goes broke and ceased operation?

Access to the Ecosystem will require a consistent point of entry that will remain accessible to long life IOT products with certainty that those products will forever (for the product life) be able to interface with the ecosystem.

So the CSP is vital but just as important applications will need to be developed with the SDK IMO.

Just a thought for the future.