New eSIM Study: Fuel for the IoT machine - Key findings and implications

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G+D Mobile Security with special guest analysts from IDC

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Sign up to find out how eSIM technology can impact your future strategy! Every part of the mobile ecosystem is aligning behind the eSIM specification. eSIM is seen as playing a wide array of functions beyond connectivity. The industry expects eSIM adoption to rapidly accelerate in the next two years. MNO’s and vendors that do not already support eSIM need to plan when – not if – they will do so. The IDC study, commissioned by G+D, provides highly differentiated insights into how key ecosystem players perceive the relevance of eSIM technology for consumer, enterprise, and industrial IoT use cases. We learn how thought leaders are starting to lever eSIM technology as a core strategic asset and what their plans are going forward with the unique potential of eSIM for the future of the IoT machine.
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G+D Mobile Security is a global mobile security technology company headquartered in Munich, Germany. The company is part of the Giesecke+Devrient group. G+D Mobile Security has a workforce of 5,300 employees and generated sales of EUR 877 m in the 2019 fiscal year. More than 40 sales and partner offices as well as 20+ certified production and personalization sites and data centers ensure customer proximity worldwide. G+D Mobile Security manages and secures billions of digital identities throughout their entire life cycle. Our products and solutions are used by commercial banks, mobile network operators, car and mobile device manufacturers, business enterprises, transit authorities and health insurances and their customers every day to secure payment, communication and device-to-device interaction. G+D Mobile Security is a technology leader in its markets and holds a strong competitive position. For more information, please visit: https://www.gi-de.com/de/de/mobile-security