Enhanced indoor wireless broadband coverage - 5 g will be to provide a large number of buildings for the challenge of network coverage, sometimes even with the help of a complex and expensive small base stations and wireless local area network (WLAN) commercial deployment. Its benefits include improving cellular coverage in buildings of all sizes and supporting wireless broadband coverage for a range of terminals and applications. In terms of the impact on industry, its advantages are far-reaching, and these benefits are not limited to specific industries or applications. For the purpose of this study, this use case will be analyzed independently of fixed wireless broadband, while fixed wireless broadband will be discussed in more detail below. Enhanced outdoor wireless broadband - its applications include the ability to transmit high-definition information to cars, improve outdoor activities and the capacity of dense urban centres. This includes improving Internet access to public transport systems to enable more users to work online during transportation. Its benefits include increased coverage and capacity in densely populated urban areas. By encouraging citizens to use public transport, it will be possible to reduce traffic congestion and increase the coverage and capacity of live activities. Similar to indoor wireless broadband coverage, the benefits are not limited to specific industries or applications, and it is expected to have a positive impact on a wide range of industries. Fixed wireless broadband deployment -- 5G will surpass the current LTE network level and its different results to provide a better consumer experience. The main benefit of this use case is to support the operators to provide more services without the high cost of capital expenditure. Some of the specific use cases include less/no fixed infrastructure, but less developed rural areas and emerging markets with high wireless penetration rates. In developed markets, it is expected in response to the last kilometer of deployment (for example, at a lower cost alternative fiber) and applied in dense urban areas, the use of the fixed network solutions in the area to be expensive and/or unrealistic. Corporate teamwork/collaboration - the ability to collaborate with a wider range of enterprise communication tools becomes more important as companies become more global and rely more on virtual and remote teams. The benefits of this use case will be reflected by combining uhd transmission, virtual reality/augmented reality, video remote presentation and touch Internet. These will enhance existing enterprise communication solutions and facilitate more dynamic interaction between team members and customer/end users. This can affect the extensive professional service industry and the whole information and communication technology industry. Training/education - applied to enterprise users (training) and traditional education (primary and secondary schools and higher education), including remote and/or less developed areas. Its overall benefit is similar to that of the previous use case, but the specific social benefit is that it can significantly expand the student population and enable them to obtain education and training of ordinary and professional. Augmented reality and virtual reality (AR/VR) -- massive support for dynamic AR content requires five gigabytes. Low latency and thousands of megabits per second will support the computation-intensive AR/VR user interaction. Specific use cases include field support and telemedicine.