Internet of Things
● can accelerate deployments and scalability, particularly internationally
● introduces IP-based, SMS-free operation, replacing cumbersome SMS-driven approaches with effi cient IP protocols like CoAP and DTLS – boosting reliability and performance
● Reuses already well adopted telco infrastructure.
Unlocking the full potential of eSIM with SGP.32
SGP.32 makes it easier for enterprises to gain the benefi ts of eSIM but even with it, there is more to it than just installing the SIM. It requires integration with device manufacturing, secure remote provisioning infrastructure, carrier agreements across multiple markets and ongoing lifecycle management.
Most enterprises couldn’t dream of managing these things in-house and it’s unlikely they would want to. It demands signifi cant investment in systems and expertise and infrastructure they simply don’t have. Instead, they can partner with an IoT solutions provider who already does the integration, has the infrastructure and carrier
A standard for modern IoT connectivity
Cellular connectivity has enabled the IoT from the beginning, but its infrastructure and standards were developed largely for a consumer market. The IoT has since evolved and SGP.32 is another crucial stage in that evolution. It will help facilitate IoT without borders and with the flexibility to adapt to changed circumstances. It is a standard for a modern IoT, one that will help enterprises capture deep data insights and innovate to improve processes and meet customer needs.
agreements and can provide a single unifi ed management platform. They can also advise on how to make the IoT solution as secure and resilient as possible and the many factors that contribute to overall total cost of ownership that must be understood.
A full-service solutions provider will consider the complete IoT fleet, including any legacy devices/SIMs or older eSIM models already deployed. They will work with the SIM provider to test and validate devices and advise on achieving long-term
goals, such as adding different device types and expanding the fleet.
They will know the importance of understanding changes, such as with permanent roaming rules and compliance regulations, and how to meet these challenges through eSIM for optimal coverage, cost and performance.
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Wireless Logic worked with Beecham Research to unravel the intricacies of SGP.32. What IoT Decision Makers Should be Asking about eSIM2
provides tailored
guidance for OEMs and ODMs, enterprises, solution providers and integrators and service providers.
https://wirelesslogic.com/ ABI Research – see
https://wirelesslogic.com/blog/why-its-time-to-look-again-at-esim-for-the-iot
What IoT Decision Makers Should be Asking about eSIM – download it at:
https://wirelesslogic.com/sgp32-guide
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