If you’ve landed on this article, you’ve probably seen the term LTE before. However, if someone were to ask you, what LTE means, what would you say? This blog seeks to answer the question of what is LTE. It also tells you why LTE matters for your business. So, what is LTE? The acronym stands […]
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Owning a business in the 21st century is about more than just selling a great product or service — to keep up with competitive advances in technology, every industry is adapting to IoT innovations and operations. With 44% of U.S. companies deploying full-scale IoT operations, business infrastructures are using digital services and data management to […]
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The world continually becomes more joined together with the growth of connectivity. Global connectivity has grown exponentially since the first users had access in 1994: What started with internet users making up 0.1% of the population has become 63% of the population in 2021. IoT cellular connectivity has grown, and it’s only going to continue […]
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Where high-speed internet for business was once a luxury and major competitive advantage, it’s now become the expectation. Today, businesses in every industry depend on uninterrupted, broadband internet to connect with clients, operate essential tools and platforms, power internal processes, and collaborate across teams, departments, and remote workforces. Unfortunately, this dependence has made many companies […]
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SIM cards are the technology behind our mobile devices that allow us to connect to a network and communicate with the world around us. SIM stands for Subscriber Identity Module and is the unique identifier for a device; in fact, each card has a seventeen-digit code that identifies the country or region of the service, […]
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The Internet of Things (IoT) network is expansive and always evolving, and it’s important to have a variety of technologies that enable IoT devices to keep connecting to the network. Many IoT use cases don’t have the same requirements that 4G LTE supports, which necessitates additional technological support. There are a variety of networks available […]
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What is an eSIM for 5G? An eSIM for 5G allows devices to be connected to 5G networks around the world without switching SIM cards. This means greater speeds, coverage, and responsiveness no matter where the device is. Changes in eSIM Technology eSIM is an innovative approach to global connectivity that allows for zero-touch provisioning, […]
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The world has begun the transition to 4G, bringing with it the sunset of 3G devices. So what does 3G cellular sunset mean? In short, it means that any cellular device that relies on a 3G network will be unusable in the near future. Why is 3G being turned down for use? It’s because network […]
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The Internet of Things (IoT) is a system of devices that communicate via the Internet to streamline processes, collect data, and improve safety within a variety of industries. From smart cars with high-end sensors to artificial intelligence that assists with surgeries in near-real time, businesses can operate at high efficiency with IoT. However, without reliable connectivity, […]
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The Internet of Things (IoT) is evolving and expanding, adding more and more devices to the connected web. In the past, IoT management solutions could be small. They only had to help you connect a few devices to the internet and to each other. Now, businesses could have hundreds—or even thousands—of devices with complex levels […]
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An International Mobile Equipment Identity, or IMEI, is a unique 15-digit number assigned to each device on a mobile network that helps identify that specific device. At face value, it seems pretty simple but you may still be wondering what is IMEI? Read further to learn what an IMEI number is, how to use it, […]
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Cellular connectivity is one of the most common and dependable connectivity methods for your Internet of Things (IoT) devices. To connect these devices to a carrier, it needs a Subscriber Identity Module – otherwise known as a SIM. However, SIM cards for IoT devices have historically created limitations in where a device can connect and […]
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