Matthew BoyleTelit Cinterion’s NExT platform offers businesses a comprehensive solution to address the unique challenges of IoT connectivity throughout every phase of the IoT life cycle, from planning to rollout and operation. During the planning phase, NExT helps organizations navigate issues like where to deploy IoT devices and how to minimize stock-keeping units (SKUs). By streamlining connectivity and reducing power consumption challenges, it ensures optimal performance for battery-operated devices. In the rollout phase, NExT mitigates obstacles like managing multi-carrier coverage, roaming restrictions, and complicated installations. As IoT deployments scale, its platform supports in-factory and in-field connectivity provisioning and provides logistics optimization. For the operation phase, Telit Cinterion’s NExT offers superior connectivity management, helping businesses avoid connectivity outages and high data costs while safeguarding against cyberattacks. It also simplifies remote subscription management and eliminates roaming issues. Tailored connectivity plans ensure seamless IoT deployment across mobile and stable applications. This connectivity-by-design approach optimizes IoT deployments for industries like asset tracking and distant monitoring, providing global, reliable coverage.
NExT, powered by Telit Cinterion, provides customers with international IoT connectivity plans and brilliant SIM technologies. This approach gives them the ability to overcome obstacles throughout the IoT life cycle.
There are three phases to an IoT life cycle: planning, rollout and operation. Each phase comes with special connectivity challenges.
Companies can use Telit Cinterion’s NExT, which enables them to address challenges at different stages, to overcome these connectivity challenges. SIM technology is supported by the NExT connectivity management platform worldwide. It gives businesses total control, awareness and clarity over their world IoT deployment.
Planning, rollout and operation connectivity issues
When an organization is in the planning phase and faced with several, nuanced decisions, the second set of challenges will arise. Where to deploy IoT devices? What mobile technologies will be accessible for future-proofing? The IoT application is stable or wireless.
Companies must also keep the number of stock-keeping units (SKUs) to a minimum. Many SKUs for numerous markets can cause significant issues. Maintaining uninterrupted cellular connectivity performance is another issue with battery power. Fragile connectivity can degrade a battery-operated device’s lifespan.
The rollout phase presents connectivity obstacles that can impact a deployment’s success, for as:
- Managing complicated, multicarrier coverage for IoT devices across regions
- Navigating roaming restrictions
- Resolving complicated installations
Businesses are unable to control their connectivity and obtain clarity regarding usage and performance by having several suppliers, partners, and carriers.
The operation phase, the last stage of the IoT life cycle, raises yet more issues, such as unrestrained data costs, where a neighborhood MNO could instantly raise roaming costs. Another danger is caused by connectivity outages. But, these vary depending on the country and region. Also, scaled deployments, particularly edge devices, can be hit by cyberattacks.
NExT: International connectivity with smooth control and flexibility
Through the NExT network, Telit Cinterion offers its customers personalized connectivity plans for the first planning stage. Its technologies adapt to the particular requirements of each while maintaining global coverage across many IoT deployments for mobile and stable applications.
When addressing the rollout phase, Telit Cinterion offers:
- In-factory and in-field connectivity provisioning
- Logistics optimization
- Support for a second Stock
NExT even supports in-field network selection and eliminates roaming restrictions.
Telit Cinterion makes use of its NExT connectivity management system during the startup phase. To simplify remote subscription management, connectivity outage control, and backup, this solution functions as a single pane of glass.
In addition to its connectivity services, Telit Cinterion also offers IoT platforms, IoT modules, and customized solutions to help businesses overcome connectivity challenges. Telit Cinterion’s connectivity by design approach tailors designs for use cases like asset tracking, telematics and distant monitoring. This approach optimizes connectivity for the best performance and longevity.
