New Telecom Industry Demands - Expectations from Mobile Solutions Providers

The heavy demand for IoT security and eSIM provisioning has directed service providers to look for viable solutions. As a result, mobile solution providers have come forth to offer stellar technologies for enabling telecom operators to provide a frictionless experience to 21-st century mobile and IoT devices.

New innovations encompassing eSIM and 5G technologies are pivotal for service providers to retain users and provide a stellar customer experience. Network operators and services providers will have to strengthen their telecom infrastructure to meet global demands.

Market Developments - Required Solutions
With the constant need to deliver to the dynamic requirements of the telecom sector, mobile solutions providers must focus on the telecom infrastructure, including the new developments. It can include strategies revamping and providing adaptable solutions. For network operators, partnering with such providers will help yield better results and reduce costs.

eSIM provisioning: With technology evolving and the advent of myriad IoT devices, it is crucial for network operators to provide users with a frictionless experience and ensure security. Reliable eSIM solutions are crucial for service providers to expand into various markets, such as wearables, energy, automotive solutions, consumer electronics, and more.

Connectivity Management: Deploying smart devices and applications remotely is crucial for network providers. It is also critical to send updates and enhancements for providing a frictionless experience and improving security. Strategic connectivity management solutions consisting of entitlement server and connectivity platform features can make the management of IoT devices a seamless process.

One solution for eSIM Management: The changes in the current market and technology advancements are essential for network operators to join the bandwagon and reap its stellar benefits. For instance, one eSIM management solution for M2M and consumer devices can help offer to users remote eSIM provisioning services, a one-stop solution for reducing costs, a scalable pricing model, and much more.

Workz Group
Workz Group has maintained its presence as an innovator and market leader in providing reliable mobile solutions. With the next generation of devices and more interest pouring in for eSIM technology, the group steered core business operations in providing valuable solutions to network operators all over the world. In fact, Workz is only one of the six eSIM providers fully certified by the GSMA.

With Tol Malmros on board as the CEO of Workz group, Workz is expected to further provide innovative solutions that are future-secure and adaptable to the latest developments in the telecom industry.

With positive changes in the higher management in the latter part of 2020, Workz shifted its headquarters from Dublin to Dubai. The group holds a stellar presence in countries such as the UK, UAE, South Africa, Senegal and Hong Kong.

Learn more: https://www.workz.com/eSIM-and-SIM/management

850 New Burton Road
Suite 201, Dover
Kent, Delaware 19904, USA

Workz connects and protects mobile subscribers of today and tomorrow by providing secure connected solutions for consumer, M2M and IoT devices.

Since its start in 1997, Workz has securely managed over 12 billion connections in more than 70 countries all without a single data breach. Workz is a global player in the IoT ecosystem driving the secure deployment of smart devices and IoT applications faster and easier than ever before.
The company has been recognised by many market commentators as one of the leading providers in IoT security and eSIM technology delivering solutions across the US, Europe, Asia, the Middle East and Africa. It is one of only six providers fully certified by the GSMA to manage the eSIM across its full lifecycle from production, data generation and personalisation, to subscription management. Workz is also one of the world’s top 10 biggest SIM card producers and the largest manufacturer of recharge cards.

This release was published on openPR.