eSIM Powered IoT for Enterprises

Industrial IoT Connectivity Challenges with Traditional Cellular Solutions

Traditional SIM card is no longer suitable for IoT development
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High cost of production, distribution, delivery, storage and management of SIM cards (especially for OEMs that produce locally and ship globally);
SIM cards can’t fit harsh environments (extreme high/low temperature, vibration, long exposure, long lifecycle of devices);
SIM cards can’t meet the demanding industrial design (for example, tracker is quite demanding in size).
Traditional cellular networks won’t fit the demand for IoT development
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IoT devices are different, with no interface, no report or feedback;
Device connectivity should adapt to the change of telecom infrastructure;
Devices should always stays connected;
The gap between operator and device connectivity.
Diversity and fragmentation of IoT application
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Diverse operations systems and cellular network types;
A wide range of application scenarios and complexity for network connectivity of devices;
Customized demands for hardware, software, and network conditions including coverage, speed, and stability.
Complex procedure of network connectivity
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Long process of module and SIM card purchase and complex operation of data service;
Non-networked devices still account for a significant portion, thus a long lifecycle for updating all devices, high cost of software and hardware modification and quite a challenge for the production line