Uploaded June 2026 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
Most people never see the systems that keep daily life moving. They simply expect the light to turn on, the train to leave on time, and help to arrive when it is needed. That unseen force is the "invisible pulse" of modern society: the silent, essential heartbeat of mission-critical networking.
Keeping the networks behind the networks strong and resilient is more than a responsibility; it is a shared purpose between Nokia and the mission-critical enterprises who trust our network technologies.
Learn more about how we are connecting intelligence for the world’s critical infrastructure: nokia.com/industries
Time code:
0:00 Intro
0:29 Mission critical enterprises
0:50 Nokia's role in mission critical enterprises
1:14 Emir Halilovich, Research director, Global Data
1:35 The invisible network behind mission critical infrastructures
2:22 Steve Butler, Service performance manager, Transpower, New Zealand, Haywards substation
3:10 Cobus Nel, EGM, Information Service and Technology, Transpower about power grid overload
4:10 TransGo is the intelligence engine of Transpower's grid providing connectivity across 12,000 km of lines to 174 substations, John Crisp, Telecommunications service manager, Transpower
5:41 For mission-critical networks, 99,999% reliability is the starting point
6:14 Flood in Prague in 2002 flooded the metro line. The communication networks underpinning the public transport infrastructure had to be improved
7:20 Luke Rohloff, Air Ambulance Pilot, Life Flight, New Zealand - network connectivity is critical
8:46 Nokia approaches mission-critical networks as one of its key priorities
Most people never see the systems that keep daily life moving. They simply expect the light to turn on, the train to leave on time, and help to arrive when it is needed. That unseen force is the "invisible pulse" of modern society: the silent, essential heartbeat of mission-critical networking.
Keeping the networks behind the networks strong and resilient is more than a responsibility; it is a shared purpose between Nokia and the mission-critical enterprises who trust our network technologies.
Learn more about how we are connecting intelligence for the world’s critical infrastructure: nokia.com/industries
Time code:
0:00 Intro
0:29 Mission critical enterprises
0:50 Nokia's role in mission critical enterprises
1:14 Emir Halilovich, Research director, Global Data
1:35 The invisible network behind mission critical infrastructures
2:22 Steve Butler, Service performance manager, Transpower, New Zealand, Haywards substation
3:10 Cobus Nel, EGM, Information Service and Technology, Transpower about power grid overload
4:10 TransGo is the intelligence engine of Transpower's grid providing connectivity across 12,000 km of lines to 174 substations, John Crisp, Telecommunications service manager, Transpower
5:41 For mission-critical networks, 99,999% reliability is the starting point
6:14 Flood in Prague in 2002 flooded the metro line. The communication networks underpinning the public transport infrastructure had to be improved
7:20 Luke Rohloff, Air Ambulance Pilot, Life Flight, New Zealand - network connectivity is critical
8:46 Nokia approaches mission-critical networks as one of its key priorities
