The Industries That Most Need IoT Don’t Know It. The biggest challenge in IoT isn’t technology – it’s marketing
The Industries That Most Need IoT Don’t Know It
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Differentiation in IoT Connectivity Among Fierce Competition
Differentiation in IoT Connectivity Among Fierce Competition – Examining the market for leading IoT CSPs (Connectivity Service Providers) within the domains of CMP (Connectivity Management Platforms) and eSIM capabilities, it is immediately evident that some real innovation is being brought to market in response to the growing maturity and complexity of cellular IoT.
eSIM Journey: Advancing Telecom Connectivity
eSIM Journey: Advancing Telecom Connectivity. The journey of the eSIM (Embedded SIM) began in the early 2010s due to the necessity of connecting vehicles
Brazilian Market Update for IoT Cellular Connectivity
Brazilian Market Update for IoT Cellular Connectivity. The market is undergoing significant transformation, driven by increasing demand and the rise of Mobile Virtual Network Operators (MVNOs).
Brazil MVNO Snapshot and IoT Opportunities
Brazil, the largest Latin country, having more mobile subscriptions than inhabitants, network coverage is uneven. This article explores Brazil’s MVNO landscape, IoT opportunities, and regulatory changes promoting its growth.
MNO View of MVNOs – threat, partner, or sales channel?
MNO View of MVNOs – threat, partner, or sales channel? MNOs have something of a complicated relationship with MVNOs; while they can bring more customers into the network they can also be …
IoT – What is it, Do I use it, and what are the risks?
The term “Internet of Things” (IoT) is perhaps the biggest buzzword, in the telecom industry, with the worst name. Its predecessors “telemetry” and “machine-to-machine” (M2M) were much better descriptions of what “IoT” actually is. So what is IoT? At its core, the Internet of Things (IoT) refers…
Opportunities in the face of commoditised airtime pricing.
In the world of IoT, MVNOs passed a significant milestone in 2023, with over 200 connections managed globally. The ability to address ‘long tail’ IoT enterprise customers with the addition of being able to offer greater flexibility in addressing more niche requirements has meant that such players have seen significant growth since 2017, when only 47 million connections were under management.