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eSIMs in the enterprise

Card Change

Conclusions

Corporations, administrators, and IT decision makers need to start looking at eSIM technology today. After all, it offers a huge amount of potential for today's, and tomorrow's, world of work. Employees want and need to work more flexibly: from their home offices, from a hotel room on business trips, or onsite with customers. eSIM technology supports this style of work by offering flexibility and convenience and saving administrative overhead and costs.

Infos

  1. eSim device installations: https://www.juniperresearch.com/press/esim-device-installations-to-reach-3-4-billion
  2. eSIM Business Manager: https://ebf.com/en/esim-business-manager-taking-endpoint-enrollment-to-the-next-level/

The Author

Marco Föllmer is a managing partner and founder of EBF GmbH.

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