🎉 Welcome to the New IoT For All!
We’ve refreshed our look and upgraded your experience, but as we settle in, you might notice a few hiccups. Thank you for your patience as we fine-tune things—there’s much more to come! 🚀

AUG

How Multi-IMSI SIMs Pave the way to Manageable Global IoT Deployments

August 5, 2021

4:00 PM

Most IoT projects stand and fall with reliable connectivity. No connection means no data being shared by the device, and in a lot of use cases that means loss of revenue or business. Cellular connectivity is the way to go for most applications, but interregional and international deployments quickly result in the additional challenge of working with multiple carriers … or do they?

New SIM technologies are emerging, such as eSIM / eUICC and Multi-IMSI SIMs, which offer an easier way to get connectivity in many different countries on one SIM, without the traditional overhead of physical SIM and carrier management. Some of these even go beyond what traditional telecom resellers (MVNOs) can offer.

How do multi-IMSI profiles work and can they be coupled with eSIMs? This webinar gives answers and discusses the pros and cons of the different SIM deployment approaches. It then introduces Twilio Super SIM as a cellular IoT product offering the advantages of both, delivering maximum global connectivity on one SIM and giving end users an incredible connectivity experience.

What you'll learn:

What are the challenges of cross-border cellular connectivity?
What is eSIM, eUICC and Multi-IMSI all about and how can both solutions simplify interregional and international deployments?
What are the pros and cons of the different SIM deployment architectures that exist today?
How does Twilio Super SIM solve the cellular connectivity problem for cross-regional deployments?

Speakers

Tobias Goebel

Tobias Goebel has spent over 15 years in the enterprise software space, with roles spanning consulting, engineering, product management, sales engineering, and product marketing. In that first chapter of his career, he worked on technology solutions to improve communications with “people” – in the customer service and contact center industry, with a focus on IVR and chatbots. He now works on technology solutions to improve communications with “things” – in the IoT space, as a principal product marketing manager for Twilio IoT.

Hosts

Twilio

Over 10 million developers around the world use Twilio to unlock the magic of communications to improve any human experience. Twilio has democratized communications channels like voice, text, chat, video, and email by virtualizing the world’s communications infrastructure through APIs that are simple enough for any developer to use, yet robust enough to power the world’s most demanding applications. Twilio IoT builds on this legacy to deliver products and services that solve the hardest problems of connecting devices to the internet, with platforms for cellular connectivity and firmware management for device builders. For more information, visit www.twilio.com/iot.