Vehiclesproduce a large amount of data which, together with the possibility offered by 5G, creates new opportunities for the development of applications and services. In this context, the 5GMETA Platform aims to establish a vehicle data monetisation environment taking advantage of the 5G-enabled low latency and faster communication between data sources. Data providers will easily make vehicles’ data available according to current technical standards; Data Consumers will quickly and securely access high-quality data to design and develop new products and services. In both cases, data monetisation will create opportunities for companies’ growth and for an improved quality of service for end users of mobility. The paper presents the business model for the market uptake of the 5GMETA Platform.

In the maritime sector, 5G enables innovative applications and services to improve efficiency, security, safety and optimise operations. In this context, it is interesting to identify the 5G-enabled applications that foster technological development in the maritime sector. We deploy the survey’s results performed in the context of the European project 5G-LOGINNOV and combine them with Twitter data. Thanks to words frequency and sentiment analysis, we found that in the maritime sector, there are several 5G technological enablers related to real-time information transfer. Furthermore, 5G-enabled applications for cybersecurity, are the most promising technologies.

Since the global request for freight transportation is increasing as a consequence of the increasing requirements of the modern economy, logistics processes need to be optimized through the application of innovative technologies, to ensure a high level of quality, flexibility, and effectiveness in logistics operations. The adoption of innovative technologies allows the creation and development of new products and services, able to optimize the existing logistics processes and create value. In particular, one of the most promising technology for logistics applications is the 5G communication network that allows, together with companion technologies such as the Internet of Things, Artificial Intelligence, and the Cloud, the collection, integration, and sharing of a large amount of data from different sources. However, to ensure the market adoption of innovative products and services, the different actors and stakeholders of the logistics chain must be involved from the early stages of the development. This allows them to keep into account their actual needs in the development process of the business models and for the future exploitation of the solutions. This paper analyzes the process of development of collaborative business models in the context of 5G-LOGINNOV, a project aimed at the development of 5G-based solutions to optimize the logistics operations in ports and retro-ports.