What is your enterprise mobility policy? Growing companies face a number of challenges as they move from startup mode to a mid-sized business. Startups are notorious for having few policies and procedures and solely focusing on launching the product and bringing in those critical early customers. As you move out of the “everyone knows everyone” …
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eSIM for enterprise allows companies to quickly update employee devices even when employees are working remotely.
TEM definition and how it relates to the Enterprise Mobility Policy Most businesses, large and small, depend on telecom and related digital products and services to some degree, often to a business-critical level. How an enterprise procures and manages these services can make a big difference to the cost, and as a business enabler, as …
A lean and agile business uses expert outsourcing partners to improve business focus, reduce cost and enhance flexibility of operations. You can then ensure internal resources and energy are focused on achieving the business strategic goals.
COVID has made organizations large and small rethink what it means to be “at work.” In the space of a few weeks, we’ve seen major tech companies transition from a mainly in-the-office environment to a remote work model and now some – including major companies like Twitter and Facebook – have offered most employees …
eSIMs are hard-wired SIM cards built-in to mobile devices that can be remotely provisioned and configured. Not having to deliver physical cards changes the game for Mobile Service Providers (MSPs) and mobile users alike. If managed well by the MSPs, users will enjoy a faster service setup, and with the additional benefit that the SIM …
When companies face pressure to reduce costs as margins get squeezed, one of the areas that often faces scrutiny is mobile phone service. Mobile operators are notorious for making billing and service plans complicated and continuing to charge premium rates when lower cost alternatives are available. Some companies even consider eliminating mobile service altogether due …
Bring-your-own-device (BYOD) has undergone a remarkable transformation in the last 10 years. Up until 2004, when you changed jobs, you needed to change your mobile number and device since the company owned both. With the advent of mobile number portability freeing your phone number, untethering the device was the logical next step. BYOD policy adoption …
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Roaming has long been one of the largest profit centers for mobile operators. While they are being charged by other networks when the customers roam, operators tend to charge massive markups on those wholesale rates due to limited competition in this segment. Since the EU regulated roaming rates in 2008, the roaming wholesale average has …
Separate data plans for iPads are one of the biggest rip offs in telecom. Very few people use the mobile cellular feature at all, yet pay $20-40/month for the feature. Any cellular-enabled iPad has an eSIM that offers on-demand data plans from major operators and smaller providers. You can purchase a plan directly through the …
