IoT, or Internet of Things, describes a network of connected devices. If you have ever adjusted your thermostat using your smartphone, recorded a workout on your smartwatch that registered steps in your phone, or connected your fridge to your at-home WiFi network, you have led on an IoT network. IoT networks are increasingly used by businesses with remote workforces so that they can connect the company’s devices regardless of how far apart their users are.
IoT implementation is a very complex task. It requires greater mastery in B/OSS and telecom billing side of operations, and at the same time there is an urgent need for protected IoT data connectivity. For MVNOs, IoT can be a hard nut to crack, especially if they don’t have a platform that is agile and totally secure. The time spent in contemplating about new service plans can give you sleepless nights, but at the same time delay service launch. Over the past few years, it has been seen that first adopters have an instant advantage. Those who bring their telecom offerings quickly to the market and deliver as per SLA are always in a better position to acquire new customers.
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