I really like the ending where they give a relevant checklist of things to do next.
Standards and compliances – Which ones are required by your organization? Industrial protocols are well defined, guaranteeing interoperability and openness. Several organizations work on specifications that would require compliancy, i.e., 5G Americas, 5GAA (5G Automotive Association), 5G-ACIA (5G Alliance for Connected Industries and Automation), etc.

Spectrum – Will you pilot 5G over public services or private spectrum? If private, what is your regional frequency band allocation?

Coverage and topology – Where will the technology be deployed? Industrial environments, such as the plant floor, control loops, etc.? Understanding the environment for noise and interferences, what are the number of devices and base stations to be deployed?

Physical characteristics – How will you compare your 5G deployment with other technologies, such as Wi-Fi 6, deterministic Ethernet, LoRaWAN in regard of data rate, latency, etc.

Device type and cost – What are the typical devices you expect to connect through 5G? What is the estimated cost
compared to 4G? Wi-Fi? LoRaWAN (for NB-IoT)?

Operations and manageability at scale – How large do you foresee your 5G deployment? How should it integrate with centralized automation tools, such as DNA-C, SD-WAN, Control Center and others?