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Roaming and IoT devices Roaming is a risky business for IoT devices. Are you aware of the challenges when deploying your IoT project internationally? “Negative rules and attitudes to permanent roaming are present, and growing, across a significant number of countries. The risk of potential loss of connectivity across device fleets due to permanent roaming...

A business model for digital payments delivered via an IoT device is just the beginning of what we can do globally when IoT is coupled up with payments. In this episode, Nick Earle interviewed Nick Hughes, Founder & Managing Director at 4RDigital and Co-Founder & Board Member at M-KOPA, about the future of IoT payments...

We recently had the pleasure of catching up with Peter Doggart, Vice President of Business Development & Global Channels at Armis. Following the announcement of Eseye and Armis’ new strategic partnership, we asked Peter to tell us more about how this joint solution can connect and protect any Thing, anywhere. What are the current challenges...

As the cost of cellular connectivity comes down, the IoT-enabling of devices is becoming more feasible – but ‘cheap’ definitely doesn’t mean ‘easy’. A comprehensive IoT device validation plan is vital, to ensure the device is able to connect properly in all circumstances, and wherever it ends up being used. Ready by Design Businesses need...

This blog is inspired by a recent episode on the IoT Leaders Podcast, we are going to dive into three of our ten 2021 IoT predictions: IoT data, IoT hardware, and the future of supply chains. 1. The World of IoT Data The purpose of IoT is to get data. Data, as they say, is...

The multi-layered complexity of IoT services and ongoing challenges around global connectivity, data and devices, has contributed to a large number of project failures, delaying the critical mass of IoT connected ‘things’ predicted in earlier years. But IoT continues to promise rapid, hyperscale growth, super-boosted profit and reinvigorated market potential to those organisations who embrace...

Commercial IoT devices on Eseye’s AnyNet Connectivity Network can now use and localise onto Plintron in India, ensuring they comply with India’s telecoms regulations. Global IoT connectivity specialist, Eseye, has now added India’s national virtual network operator (VNO) Plintron, to its AnyNet Federation, meaning IoT devices using Eseye’s advanced AnyNet+ eSIM can connect and localise...

Do you use Eseye’s connectivity management solution? After January 2023, the AnyNet service will change the default APNs used on LTE networks. This will affect all customers with devices that use LTE networks or who plan to upgrade from 2G or 3G in the future. What’s happening To ensure that we can provide optimum connectivity...