Delivering multi-country connectivity is a fundamental requirement for the vast majority of Kaleido’s 2024 survey respondents, with only 2% of the 1,000 survey respondents requiring domestic-only coverage.
The third instalment of our 2024 webinar series will focus on ensuring robust multi-country connectivity, catering for customer success now – and in future roadmaps.
Over half of cellular IoT adopters who participated in Kaleido’s survey require connectivity across more than one global region. Enabling swift, quick and reliable connectivity to meet increasing customer demand is paramount for success. With over 75% of enterprises engaging more than one connectivity provider to meet this requirement, the webinar will focus on what elements must be met, and the most optimal way to do so.
Kaleido, alongside Wireless Logic, will present during this webinar, with a new custom report available for all registrants. Alongside assessing product requirements, we’ll delve into international eSIM enablement and address the challenge of permanent roaming, cited by over 40% of respondents as a concern and one of the biggest issues impacting scale-up.
- The Importance of Robust International Connectivity Kaleido will present survey findings with additional analysis, detailing the challenge faced in ensuring enterprises can deliver seamless cellular IoT connectivity on a global scale.
- Solutions for Success We’ll present practical guidance from real-world examples where multiple solutions come together to ensure robust global connectivity is delivered. Covering: • The critical elements needed for a robust international connectivity program • Harnessing the power of eSIM to enable international connectivity requirements • Best practice for avoiding permanent roaming barriers
- Live Q&A Ask your questions to our live panel to inform your strategy
All participants will receive a copy of the webinar presentation, alongside a new White Paper including survey findings from Kaleido’s latest survey. There will also be a chance to answer your questions during panel sessions.
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