How operators can turn eSIM opportunties into market share The time for waiting and seeing has passed. The eSIM market has grown and continues to grow in both the consumer and enterprise IoT segments. In this post, we look at the current state of the eSIM market, as revealed by the 2024 eSIM Summit report delivered by...

Multi-IMSI vs. eUICC: Which network switching technology is better? Enterprises requiring cellular network connectivity for fleet management, asset tracking, and other connected applications generally have two network switching options: multi-IMSI and eUICC. Both have a place in enterprise IoT deployments, but they operate differently and are suitable for distinct use cases. Here’s a multi-IMSI vs eUICC...

Connectionless transport management for long-run sessions Why does the connection between your device and server get intermittently disrupted? This can be quite frustrating, as lost connections reduce overall solution efficiency, in particular, decreasing battery lifespan and amplifying cloud connection costs. However, it is perfectly normal behaviour, with several potential causes, including the most likely one:...

Trasna future-proof your loT connectivity As IoT devices scale across industries, manufacturers face mounting pressure to simplify production, reduce SKU complexity, and guarantee long-term connectivity for products deployed across global networks. The challenge is clear: how can device makers optimise manufacturing today while ensuring that their devices remain adaptable for the future? Trasna’s unified device-to-cloud...

Digitising the MNO supply chain: How operators can unlock growth with eSIM & remote provisioning The COVID-19 pandemic caused significant disruption to worldwide supply chains. ‍ A report by the United Nations Conference on Trade and Development (UNCTAD) indicates global trade declined by about $2.5 trillion in 2020. This represented a reduction of about 9%...

Building an LwM2M client with a focus on energy conservation Designing a radio-connected device operating on battery power means balancing several aspects that often conflict. For instance, frequent data reporting, real-time event notifications, and a rich feature set are desirable features, but they can be difficult to reconcile with the need for years of operation...

Using LwM2M for remote SIM provisioning on IoT devices Low-power cellular IoT is the preferred low-power wide-area network (LPWAN) for massive IoT deployments. However, vendor lock-in and the requirement for multiple mobile network operators (MNOs) in multinational deployments make subscriber identity module (SIM) provisioning challenging for enterprises. In this article, we discuss how the Lightweight...

Understanding multi-IMSI for eSIM: Why it matters & how modern eSIM orchestration unlocks its full power Multi-IMSI technology has become a strategic enabler in today’s global connectivity landscape — especially for travel eSIM providers, IoT platforms, MVNOs, and enterprises seeking flexible, resilient network access. While many eSIM management platforms simply host multi-IMSI applets inside the...

Powering the next generation of industrial IoT with end-to-end eSIM solutions As the enterprise IoT market enters a new phase of maturity, operators and their partners can no longer rely on legacy M2M frameworks built on SGP.01/02. This shift isn’t about user-controlled smartphones or wearables — it’s about managing large-scale deployments of industrial devices like...

What role should operators play in eSIM IoT? With the rise of enterprise IoT, the role of mobile network operators (MNOs and MVNOs) is evolving. But as the telecom sector moves away from legacy M2M (machine-to-machine) models — designed for industrial use cases like smart meters, asset trackers, and remote sensors — and toward scalable...