Remote SIM Provisioning - MVNOs World Congress – April 2016
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1) The document introduces a new type of SIM card called an e-SIM that can remotely provision connectivity to a wide range of connected devices without needing a physical SIM card. 2) It describes the GSMA initiative to develop a single global remote SIM specification to avoid fragmentation and maintain security while allowing one subscription to connect multiple devices. 3) The key benefits are seen as giving users more choice of connectable devices, maintaining customer freedom to use any operator on any device, and putting consumers in control of remotely managing their subscriptions.
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e-Sim Sharing (extract)
1) The document discusses the eSIM, which is an embedded SIM card integrated directly into devices rather than a removable SIM card. eSIMs allow remote provisioning of network profiles over-the-air rather than requiring a physical SIM card.
2) eSIMs offer benefits like faster activation, easier switching between carriers, and space savings compared to traditional SIM cards. However, eSIMs could increase the power of device manufacturers over network operators.
3) The introduction of eSIMs and future technologies like soft SIMs may weaken network operators' control over the customer experience and retail channels, as device manufacturers gain more influence over the core network access and SIM management functions.
Programmable SIM cards, SoftSIMs and eSIMs
Dynamic SIMs will change the mobile industry this year. This presentation describes the differences between the 3 kinds of dynamic SIM, programmable SIM card, SoftSIM and eSIM
eSIM for consumers - a game changer in mobile telecommunications
E-SIM technology uses reprogrammable SIMs embedded in devices rather than removable SIM cards, allowing for dynamic network selection. This could disrupt the mobile industry by changing distribution channels and operator relationships with consumers. The GSMA is working to develop standards to facilitate the adoption of e-SIMs. Widespread adoption of e-SIMs may lead to new business models like dynamic network brokering or social media-based calling over WiFi and mobile networks using e-SIM functionality.
 Connected Living - Embedded SIM & M2M
Embedded SIM allows remote management of operator credentials on a SIM card. This allows initial mobile network operator profiles to be loaded later or changed during the device's lifetime. It benefits manufacturers by allowing SIMs to be embedded before choosing a network operator, and benefits customers by allowing easy switching of operators. Telefonica has promoted embedded SIM standardization and uses it to enable global connectivity solutions for customers requiring connectivity across multiple countries. Embedded SIM provides control, simplicity and cost efficiency through remote profile changes without needing new physical SIMs.
Why esim required for ais 140
AIS 140 provides standardization for intelligent transportation systems in India to improve safety and security. eSIM is required to comply with AIS 140 standards because it allows for easy programming of mobile devices and trackers used in transportation networks. eSIM makes devices smaller and more economical since they don't require a SIM slot, and provides greater security since the SIM cannot be tampered with. eSIM also enables the use of multiple SIMs in a single device to support different tracking and monitoring functions. This allows transportation to be more flexible, personalized and securely connected across different modes of transport.
esim
Presentation Title - Embedded SIM
Preparation - S Sandeep Kumar
UoG - Electronics & Communication (ECE)
e-SIM Technology || Electronics || Hariharan K
The document summarizes the evolution of SIM card technology, from physical SIM cards to e-SIM technology. It discusses how early SIM cards were introduced in 2012 and included in smartphones starting in 2017. It then provides details on e-SIM technology, how it embeds the SIM card directly into devices rather than using removable plastic cards. The document outlines the key components of e-SIM including the embedded chip and over-the-air software updates that allow switching carriers without changing the physical SIM card. It discusses the benefits of e-SIM such as ease of use and size reduction compared to physical cards.
e-SIM
E-SIM is an electronic SIM card that replaces the physical SIM card. It allows users to easily switch carriers without inserting a new SIM card. The first devices to use eSIM were the Samsung Gear S2 smartwatch in 2016 and the Apple Watch Series 3. ESIM allows dual SIM functionality on iPhones and makes changing carriers faster and more secure. ESIM provides benefits for IoT applications and connected devices by enabling reliable M2M communication. While eSIM offers advantages like easier roaming and carrier switching, disadvantages include needing to activate each new device's SIM through software.
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e-Sim Sharing (extract)
1) The document discusses the eSIM, which is an embedded SIM card integrated directly into devices rather than a removable SIM card. eSIMs allow remote provisioning of network profiles over-the-air rather than requiring a physical SIM card.
2) eSIMs offer benefits like faster activation, easier switching between carriers, and space savings compared to traditional SIM cards. However, eSIMs could increase the power of device manufacturers over network operators.
3) The introduction of eSIMs and future technologies like soft SIMs may weaken network operators' control over the customer experience and retail channels, as device manufacturers gain more influence over the core network access and SIM management functions.
Programmable SIM cards, SoftSIMs and eSIMs
Dynamic SIMs will change the mobile industry this year. This presentation describes the differences between the 3 kinds of dynamic SIM, programmable SIM card, SoftSIM and eSIM
eSIM for consumers - a game changer in mobile telecommunications
E-SIM technology uses reprogrammable SIMs embedded in devices rather than removable SIM cards, allowing for dynamic network selection. This could disrupt the mobile industry by changing distribution channels and operator relationships with consumers. The GSMA is working to develop standards to facilitate the adoption of e-SIMs. Widespread adoption of e-SIMs may lead to new business models like dynamic network brokering or social media-based calling over WiFi and mobile networks using e-SIM functionality.
 Connected Living - Embedded SIM & M2M
Embedded SIM allows remote management of operator credentials on a SIM card. This allows initial mobile network operator profiles to be loaded later or changed during the device's lifetime. It benefits manufacturers by allowing SIMs to be embedded before choosing a network operator, and benefits customers by allowing easy switching of operators. Telefonica has promoted embedded SIM standardization and uses it to enable global connectivity solutions for customers requiring connectivity across multiple countries. Embedded SIM provides control, simplicity and cost efficiency through remote profile changes without needing new physical SIMs.
Why esim required for ais 140
AIS 140 provides standardization for intelligent transportation systems in India to improve safety and security. eSIM is required to comply with AIS 140 standards because it allows for easy programming of mobile devices and trackers used in transportation networks. eSIM makes devices smaller and more economical since they don't require a SIM slot, and provides greater security since the SIM cannot be tampered with. eSIM also enables the use of multiple SIMs in a single device to support different tracking and monitoring functions. This allows transportation to be more flexible, personalized and securely connected across different modes of transport.
esim
Presentation Title - Embedded SIM
Preparation - S Sandeep Kumar
UoG - Electronics & Communication (ECE)
e-SIM Technology || Electronics || Hariharan K
The document summarizes the evolution of SIM card technology, from physical SIM cards to e-SIM technology. It discusses how early SIM cards were introduced in 2012 and included in smartphones starting in 2017. It then provides details on e-SIM technology, how it embeds the SIM card directly into devices rather than using removable plastic cards. The document outlines the key components of e-SIM including the embedded chip and over-the-air software updates that allow switching carriers without changing the physical SIM card. It discusses the benefits of e-SIM such as ease of use and size reduction compared to physical cards.
e-SIM
E-SIM is an electronic SIM card that replaces the physical SIM card. It allows users to easily switch carriers without inserting a new SIM card. The first devices to use eSIM were the Samsung Gear S2 smartwatch in 2016 and the Apple Watch Series 3. ESIM allows dual SIM functionality on iPhones and makes changing carriers faster and more secure. ESIM provides benefits for IoT applications and connected devices by enabling reliable M2M communication. While eSIM offers advantages like easier roaming and carrier switching, disadvantages include needing to activate each new device's SIM through software.
eSIM
The document discusses SIM cards and eSIM technology. It explains that SIM cards store user identity information to connect to mobile networks and have decreased in size over time. eSIM is an embedded SIM that is soldered directly onto a device's motherboard, allowing users to easily change carriers without inserting a new SIM card. While eSIM provides benefits like multi-carrier support and improved water resistance, it also has disadvantages such as inability to retrieve data if the device breaks and lack of interchangeability between devices. The document outlines how eSIM works by uploading a profile after scanning a QR code.
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Cellnetrix is an independent developer of high-security embedded solutions located in Moscow, Russia that has developed CellSIM OS, a smart card operating system targeted for universal subscriber identity modules. Since 2006, Cellnetrix implements software on hardware platforms and delivers CellSIM OS and develops secure applications. It offers technology and product licensing, as well as outsourcing services like testing, application development, and tools to increase productivity for smart card development. Cellnetrix's main development center is located in Zelenograd near Moscow.
Sim cards
The document discusses SIM cards, including their history and technology. Some key points:
- SIM cards were first produced in 1991 and allow users to switch phones without re-registering. They contain identification information and network authentication data.
- SIM card sizes have decreased over time from mini to micro to nano. Standards like GSM and CDMA use different SIM card technologies.
- SIM cards allow flexibility for prepaid or postpaid service plans. A survey found that most users prefer Airtel network and prepaid plans.
eSIM Technology and its Benefits
The momentum of eSIM in smartphones is accelerating. It's clear that the need for eSIM is growing, and its flexibility is no doubt attractive to a large audience. Let's look at the potential benefits of eSIM that could help refine the industry.
Creating a Truly Global Connectivity Solution - Is It Even Possible?
This document discusses the challenges automotive OEMs face in achieving truly global connectivity solutions for connected vehicles. It outlines Sierra Wireless' end-to-end solution that includes a smart SIM, IoT cloud platform, and connectivity management to provide flexible, reliable connectivity worldwide. This solution allows OEMs to use a single SIM and provider while gaining coverage through Sierra Wireless' global MNO partnerships. It simplifies operations and gives flexibility to change connectivity providers without hardware changes.
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- Tips on how to simplify IoT implementations and securing business value
- Customer references
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Understand how optimized connectivity improves IoT ROI
Presentation from www.iot-now.com webinar on the 19th of May 2016.
The Internet of Things (IoT) will transform your business by providing business insight, improving business process and connecting you to your customers. But how do you truly measure your IoT connectivity initiatives?
During this webinar, you will learn about:
Trends and key learnings in evaluating IoT initiatives
Understanding the goals, key metrics and ROI of a connected program
Quantifying the ROI for IoT initiatives using real-world customer results
How choosing the right SIM – built for machines, not people – can help deliver a better ROI
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CellNetS has developed the SimPhonyTM solution to provide accessible cellular communications to unreached markets through public pay phones. The solution uses dual-mode phones that operate with internal cash payments or external SIM cards. This allows random users and low-income individuals to access cellular services affordably. The business model partners CellNetS with cellular operators and local dealers to deploy and manage the phones, generating increased revenues and subscribers without investment from the operators. CellNetS has seen success in several countries in Africa and Asia reaching hundreds of thousands of subscribers.
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A platform allowing application developers to access the SMS, Location and Billing APIs.
- Connects the 3 major Canadian carriers (Rogers, Bell, TELUS) with OneAPI and access to 93% of Canadian mobile subscribers.
- A single implementation of your app works across all carriers - better services for less work
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Sony produces the FeliCa chip which is used in mobile payment systems in Japan. As the major investor in FeliCa Networks, Sony aims to expand adoption of FeliCa technology globally. However, mobile operators in other countries are establishing "Wave and Pay" systems based on rival NFC technology. To address this, Sony has launched a new FeliCa Lite-S chip with faster response, better security, and smaller size. Sony is also producing an NFC controller that allows FeliCa chips to communicate with NFC standards, expanding their compatibility outside Japan while maintaining security. This solution aims to reduce costs and expand FeliCa's market by addressing operators' concerns about price and compatibility.
M2 m implications for btg
This document discusses the rise of machine-to-machine (M2M) communication and its implications. It notes that Ericsson predicts 50 billion connected devices by 2020. M2M applications and networks will vary widely in type. While Wi-Fi is best for home use, 2G/3G/4G networks provide more widespread coverage for dispersed devices. However, no single standard is a clear winner. M2M also changes business models as companies and governments directly control connectivity for millions of devices rather than individual users. This creates new challenges around switching networks and meeting various business requirements.
Outlines of Mobile FeliCa
The document outlines Mobile FeliCa technology in Japan. It notes that almost all major mobile network operators offer Mobile FeliCa services, and about 80% of mobile phone models have the technology. There are now over 300 phone models with Mobile FeliCa since 2004, across 12 phone brands. More than 100 Mobile FeliCa services have been offered, covering various applications like payment, transportation, and access control.
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eSIM - "simlos" in die Zukunft?
Das Konzept der eSIM (embedded SIM) steht vor dem Durchbruch und wird früher oder später die klassische SIM-Karte ersetzen und dadurch für einen grundlegenden Wandel auf verschiedenen Ebenen in der Telekommunikationsbranche sorgen. Statt der Inbetriebnahme eines Smartphones oder Tablets durch eine SIM-Karte des Mobilfunkanbieters, wird die Kundenhoheit viel stärker beim Gerätersteller liegen und nicht länger des Netzbetreibers.
Anfangs waren die Mobilfunkanbieter skeptisch gegenüber der neuen Innovation. Jedoch haben alle drei großen Mobilfunkanbieter bereits angekündigt, dass die eSIM 2016 in Deutschland eingeführt wird. Nichtsdestotrotz stehen die Mobilfunkanbieter vor unbeantworteten Fragen, die neben branchen-spezifischen Richtlinien, noch zu beantworten sind.
In der vorliegenden Studie „eSIM – „Simlos“ in die Zukunft“ werden die aktuelle Wahrnehmung sowie Akzeptanz der eSIM bei den Konsumenten beleuchtet. Insbesondere beantworten wir folgende Fragestellungen:
Wie ist das Wissen der Konsumenten zur eSIM?
Welche Gründe sprechen für und gegen die Nutzung der eSIM?
Was können Mobilfunkanbieter machen, um ihre Kunden trotz eSIM zu halten?
Wie unterscheiden sich die Ergebnisse bei unterschiedlichen Kundengruppen?
Aktuell ist vielen Menschen die eSIM noch kein Begriff und die Unterschiede zur klassischen SIM-Karte gänzlich unbekannt. Nichtsdestotrotz müssen die Teleko mmunikationsunternehmen neue Wege gehen (u.a. Investition in neue Partnerschaften oder innovative Kundenbindungsmaßnahmen), um nicht als eine reine Daten-Pipe zu enden.
ComfortWay_Presentation
This document summarizes a solution for providing affordable mobile internet access to international travelers. The solution is a global SIM card that allows users to access mobile networks in over 100 countries at local prices, avoiding high roaming costs. It works by remotely provisioning a local operator subscription over-the-air when a user travels, allowing easy connection at their destination. This global SIM card solution aims to serve the large market of international tourists and address the problems of high roaming costs and difficulty purchasing local SIM cards when traveling abroad.
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eSIM
The document discusses SIM cards and eSIM technology. It explains that SIM cards store user identity information to connect to mobile networks and have decreased in size over time. eSIM is an embedded SIM that is soldered directly onto a device's motherboard, allowing users to easily change carriers without inserting a new SIM card. While eSIM provides benefits like multi-carrier support and improved water resistance, it also has disadvantages such as inability to retrieve data if the device breaks and lack of interchangeability between devices. The document outlines how eSIM works by uploading a profile after scanning a QR code.
Cellnetrix company brochure 2012
Cellnetrix is an independent developer of high-security embedded solutions located in Moscow, Russia that has developed CellSIM OS, a smart card operating system targeted for universal subscriber identity modules. Since 2006, Cellnetrix implements software on hardware platforms and delivers CellSIM OS and develops secure applications. It offers technology and product licensing, as well as outsourcing services like testing, application development, and tools to increase productivity for smart card development. Cellnetrix's main development center is located in Zelenograd near Moscow.
Sim cards
The document discusses SIM cards, including their history and technology. Some key points:
- SIM cards were first produced in 1991 and allow users to switch phones without re-registering. They contain identification information and network authentication data.
- SIM card sizes have decreased over time from mini to micro to nano. Standards like GSM and CDMA use different SIM card technologies.
- SIM cards allow flexibility for prepaid or postpaid service plans. A survey found that most users prefer Airtel network and prepaid plans.
eSIM Technology and its Benefits
The momentum of eSIM in smartphones is accelerating. It's clear that the need for eSIM is growing, and its flexibility is no doubt attractive to a large audience. Let's look at the potential benefits of eSIM that could help refine the industry.
Creating a Truly Global Connectivity Solution - Is It Even Possible?
This document discusses the challenges automotive OEMs face in achieving truly global connectivity solutions for connected vehicles. It outlines Sierra Wireless' end-to-end solution that includes a smart SIM, IoT cloud platform, and connectivity management to provide flexible, reliable connectivity worldwide. This solution allows OEMs to use a single SIM and provider while gaining coverage through Sierra Wireless' global MNO partnerships. It simplifies operations and gives flexibility to change connectivity providers without hardware changes.
Learnings of how to simplifying io t solutions and securing business value
Sierra Wireless presentation from M2M Forum April 2015 covering:
- Key learnings and recommendations from IoT projects
- Tips on how to simplify IoT implementations and securing business value
- Customer references
The OTT Challenge - Telecommunications Outlook 2014
This document provides information on Over-the-top (OTT) services and their impact on telecommunications companies. It discusses how OTT services have changed customer relationships by allowing direct relationships between users and services like WhatsApp, Skype, and Netflix without involving telecom operators. It also outlines various payment models for OTT services and strategic options for telecom companies to respond to the growth of OTT.
Understand how optimized connectivity improves IoT ROI
Presentation from www.iot-now.com webinar on the 19th of May 2016.
The Internet of Things (IoT) will transform your business by providing business insight, improving business process and connecting you to your customers. But how do you truly measure your IoT connectivity initiatives?
During this webinar, you will learn about:
Trends and key learnings in evaluating IoT initiatives
Understanding the goals, key metrics and ROI of a connected program
Quantifying the ROI for IoT initiatives using real-world customer results
How choosing the right SIM – built for machines, not people – can help deliver a better ROI
BT's guide to MiFIDII for financial advisers and brokers
The document discusses the implications of the upcoming Markets in Financial Instruments Directive (MiFID II) which aims to provide stronger investor protection and transparency. One key change is a new mandatory requirement for investment firms to record telephone conversations and electronic communications relating to transactions, including those made via mobile phones. While mobile call recording is not new, establishing a compliant system can be complex. The document examines different options for mobile call recording solutions under MiFID II such as app-based, network-based, and a new hybrid approach that combines the benefits of both while allowing firms to consider bring your own device policies without risk of non-compliance.
Mobile Device: Regulation and Reality
The document discusses regulations around mobile devices in Indonesia. It covers the industry landscape including major operators and market shares. It also discusses Indonesia's general mobile device market conditions, including a decline in 2008 due to overstocking and economic issues. The converged devices segment is seen as a promising area for growth. The document also summarizes stakeholders in the mobile device industry and issues around interoperability and licensing. Regulatory issues discussed include privacy, security, and internalization of mobile device production. The future is predicted to include more integration of broadcasting and telecom.
CellNets Vodacom
CellNetS has developed the SimPhonyTM solution to provide accessible cellular communications to unreached markets through public pay phones. The solution uses dual-mode phones that operate with internal cash payments or external SIM cards. This allows random users and low-income individuals to access cellular services affordably. The business model partners CellNetS with cellular operators and local dealers to deploy and manage the phones, generating increased revenues and subscribers without investment from the operators. CellNetS has seen success in several countries in Africa and Asia reaching hundreds of thousands of subscribers.
GSMA OneAPI Gateway Launch Presentation
What is the GSMA OneAPI Gateway?
A platform allowing application developers to access the SMS, Location and Billing APIs.
- Connects the 3 major Canadian carriers (Rogers, Bell, TELUS) with OneAPI and access to 93% of Canadian mobile subscribers.
- A single implementation of your app works across all carriers - better services for less work
Discussion on felica sony
Sony produces the FeliCa chip which is used in mobile payment systems in Japan. As the major investor in FeliCa Networks, Sony aims to expand adoption of FeliCa technology globally. However, mobile operators in other countries are establishing "Wave and Pay" systems based on rival NFC technology. To address this, Sony has launched a new FeliCa Lite-S chip with faster response, better security, and smaller size. Sony is also producing an NFC controller that allows FeliCa chips to communicate with NFC standards, expanding their compatibility outside Japan while maintaining security. This solution aims to reduce costs and expand FeliCa's market by addressing operators' concerns about price and compatibility.
M2 m implications for btg
This document discusses the rise of machine-to-machine (M2M) communication and its implications. It notes that Ericsson predicts 50 billion connected devices by 2020. M2M applications and networks will vary widely in type. While Wi-Fi is best for home use, 2G/3G/4G networks provide more widespread coverage for dispersed devices. However, no single standard is a clear winner. M2M also changes business models as companies and governments directly control connectivity for millions of devices rather than individual users. This creates new challenges around switching networks and meeting various business requirements.
Outlines of Mobile FeliCa
The document outlines Mobile FeliCa technology in Japan. It notes that almost all major mobile network operators offer Mobile FeliCa services, and about 80% of mobile phone models have the technology. There are now over 300 phone models with Mobile FeliCa since 2004, across 12 phone brands. More than 100 Mobile FeliCa services have been offered, covering various applications like payment, transportation, and access control.
Mobile.Broadband Dan.Warren 101012
The document discusses the GSMA, a trade group representing mobile operators. It summarizes the GSMA's history and growth. Next, it outlines trends facing mobile operators like increasing video traffic and new services, as well as regulatory influences. To address these challenges, the document recommends strategies like obtaining more spectrum, network sharing, Wi-Fi roaming, and new offload and caching models. Finally, it argues that LTE presents both threats and opportunities, and that operators should embrace changes to prepare for the future.
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1. A mobile phone will become more convenient to people’s life.
2. Cost-saving
Roaming Data Access: Carrier Insights and OEM Perspectives
Presentation by Pavan Mathew, Global Head of Connected Car at Telefonica Digital, in the IVI 2013 in London.
Trusted Service Manager – Role and Challenges
In his presentation Thomas Thaler will talk about the role of Trueb as TSM in the NFC ecosystem and the technological challenges on the way to being a TSM.
Thomas Thaler is CTO of Trueb AG and responsible for innovation, research and development. Trueb is the leading international manufacturer and supplier of smart cards and one of the leading providers of access solutions and e-ticketing.
Introduction to MVNO
This document provides an introduction to mobile virtual network operators (MVNOs). It defines an MVNO as a company that buys network capacity from a mobile network operator to offer its own branded mobile subscriptions and services, but does not own its own spectrum. The document outlines the concept of MVNOs, their formation, types including full, enhanced and basic MVNOs. It also discusses the generic MVNO model and opportunities and risks for MVNOs, providing examples of ESPN Mobile and Virgin Mobile India.
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BT's guide to MiFIDII for financial advisers and brokers
BT's guide to MiFIDII for financial advisers and brokers
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eSIM - "simlos" in die Zukunft?
Das Konzept der eSIM (embedded SIM) steht vor dem Durchbruch und wird früher oder später die klassische SIM-Karte ersetzen und dadurch für einen grundlegenden Wandel auf verschiedenen Ebenen in der Telekommunikationsbranche sorgen. Statt der Inbetriebnahme eines Smartphones oder Tablets durch eine SIM-Karte des Mobilfunkanbieters, wird die Kundenhoheit viel stärker beim Gerätersteller liegen und nicht länger des Netzbetreibers.
Anfangs waren die Mobilfunkanbieter skeptisch gegenüber der neuen Innovation. Jedoch haben alle drei großen Mobilfunkanbieter bereits angekündigt, dass die eSIM 2016 in Deutschland eingeführt wird. Nichtsdestotrotz stehen die Mobilfunkanbieter vor unbeantworteten Fragen, die neben branchen-spezifischen Richtlinien, noch zu beantworten sind.
In der vorliegenden Studie „eSIM – „Simlos“ in die Zukunft“ werden die aktuelle Wahrnehmung sowie Akzeptanz der eSIM bei den Konsumenten beleuchtet. Insbesondere beantworten wir folgende Fragestellungen:
Wie ist das Wissen der Konsumenten zur eSIM?
Welche Gründe sprechen für und gegen die Nutzung der eSIM?
Was können Mobilfunkanbieter machen, um ihre Kunden trotz eSIM zu halten?
Wie unterscheiden sich die Ergebnisse bei unterschiedlichen Kundengruppen?
Aktuell ist vielen Menschen die eSIM noch kein Begriff und die Unterschiede zur klassischen SIM-Karte gänzlich unbekannt. Nichtsdestotrotz müssen die Teleko mmunikationsunternehmen neue Wege gehen (u.a. Investition in neue Partnerschaften oder innovative Kundenbindungsmaßnahmen), um nicht als eine reine Daten-Pipe zu enden.
ComfortWay_Presentation
This document summarizes a solution for providing affordable mobile internet access to international travelers. The solution is a global SIM card that allows users to access mobile networks in over 100 countries at local prices, avoiding high roaming costs. It works by remotely provisioning a local operator subscription over-the-air when a user travels, allowing easy connection at their destination. This global SIM card solution aims to serve the large market of international tourists and address the problems of high roaming costs and difficulty purchasing local SIM cards when traveling abroad.
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This document describes two travel-related solutions: a mobile internet and communications package for travelers that provides high-quality internet access in over 100 countries at local rates, affordable international calls and texts, and free data after booking hotels or tickets; and a security-based device for corporations that features an open-source Linux firmware, built-in VPN, hardware authorization, encrypted local storage, and remote management system to securely access corporate networks while restricting access to prohibited websites.
ComfortWay Pitchdeck
This document summarizes a proposal for a global SIM card solution for international travelers. It notes that over 600 million tourists currently switch off mobile internet due to high roaming costs, while 100 million purchase local SIM cards. The proposed solution is a global SIM card that allows travelers to access mobile internet across 100+ countries at local prices of €10 per GB through remote SIM provisioning technology. It provides financial projections estimating the solution will reach profitability in 3 years with 3000 customers generating €120 million in annual revenue by 2019.
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The document describes a company called ComfortWay that provides unlimited mobile internet access for travelers. It has over 2000 customers and $1 million in annual revenue. ComfortWay uses virtual SIM technology to allow travelers to access local mobile networks at local rates in over 100 countries. It aims to expand its customer base to 20 million and generate $4 billion in annual revenue by 2019 through online booking systems, travel device manufacturers, mobile virtual operators and direct online sales channels.
ComfortWay partners - resellers
The document summarizes a global SIM card service called ComfortWay SIM that offers local mobile data prices in over 140 countries. Key features include using one SIM card while traveling abroad to avoid purchasing multiple local SIMs, affordable prepaid data packages, and an mobile app to manage plans and data usage. The service is targeting SIM resellers and retailers to become partners by selling ComfortWay SIM cards and packages to travelers to generate high profits.
Cloud sim report
This document summarizes a presentation on CloudSim 2.0, a toolkit for modeling and simulating cloud computing environments. CloudSim 2.0 features include modeling large cloud environments, simulating resource allocation policies, and simulating federated cloud networks. The presentation describes CloudSim's layered architecture, including modeling data centers, virtual machines, workloads, and power consumption. It also discusses experiments in CloudSim for evaluating scalability, hybrid cloud provisioning strategies, and energy-efficient management of data centers.
Cellnetrix Products
Cellnetrix is a company committed to developing secure software products and services for wireless mobility and internet usage. It implements client-server solutions for mobile networks and provides professional services to mobile operators and other clients. Key products include CellSIM operating system for smart cards, CellOTA over-the-air management services, and CellApps value-added applications. Cellnetrix also offers software development, testing, and technical consulting services.
Understanding Telecom SIM and USIM/ISIM for LTE
SIM cards have been witnessing increasing adoption with the growing use of smartphones and other devices requiring always-on connectivity. SIM cards represent a key platform for value added services and applications, and are a core element in providing interoperability among the telecom industry players while ensuring security and safe authentication.
Key Features:
Form factors: mini-SIM (2FF), micro-SIM (3FF) and nano-SIM (4FF)
Memory size: from 32k up to 256k
High security standards and strong authentication algorithms
Over-The-Air (OTA) content management
Wide range of Value Added Services applications
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Similaire à Remote SIM Provisioning - MVNOs World Congress – April 2016
Report on gsm vodafone
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NEW TRENDS IN MOBILE NETWORKING
New mobile networking trends include mobile phones becoming media phones and the Wireless Application Protocol enabling standard connections between mobile users and content. There are now over 2 billion mobile phone users globally. The Wireless Application Protocol supports both secured and unsecured connections in 4 modes. Mobile networks are becoming increasingly complex as voice and data converge on these networks. Understanding mobile networking is important for security experts and carriers transitioning to more open networks.
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The document proposes a smart home and industrial automation system that allows users to control appliances remotely using a mobile application over GSM networks. The system uses a PIC microcontroller connected to appliances via relays and optocouplers. An Android application is developed using Eclipse that sends encrypted control signals as SMS messages. Security involves password protection, user identification, and encrypted communications. The system was simulated in Proteus and allows monitoring and control of devices from a mobile phone.
SECURING ONLINE SERVICES IN A MOBILE FIRST WORLD
This document discusses securing services in a mobile-first world. It outlines Gemalto's role as a leader in authentication solutions and the shift to increased mobile usage. The document proposes the GSMA Mobile Connect solution, where mobile operators act as identity providers. Mobile Connect aims to fulfill service providers' identity management needs through single sign-on and authentication on mobile devices using the SIM card. A Trusted Service Manager is needed to support the complex ecosystem of service providers, mobile operators, and users. The key challenges of any deployment are security, convenience, and reach across different technical platforms and regions.
NFC Basic Concepts
Near Field Communication (NFC) is a short-range wireless technology that allows data exchange between devices over 10cm. The document discusses NFC technology, uses, tag types, communication modes, and its role in mobile commerce. It also examines standards, actors like TSMs, and the future potential of NFC in areas like mobile payments, ticketing, and as an alternative to physical payment cards.
walker_embeddedsims.pdf
This document discusses embedded SIMs and their use for machine-to-machine communications. It notes that traditional removable SIMs may not be suitable for certain applications, as SIMs could be embedded during device manufacturing. It also describes a proposed solution involving a subscription manager that could securely provision and change mobile network operator subscriptions for embedded SIMs over the air or via the internet. Deutsche Telekom, Telefónica O2 UK, Vodafone and Giesecke & Devrient are working to develop an open and standardized solution for remote management of embedded SIMs in 2011.
Security management systemofcellular_communication
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IRJET- Signal Jammer in Military Operations
The document discusses signal jammers used in military operations. It describes how signal jammers work by broadcasting radio frequencies to interfere with cell phone signals, preventing communication. The document outlines the components of a signal jammer, including a microcontroller, LCD display, transistors, and GSM modem. It provides circuit diagrams and discusses programming the microcontroller to control activation of the jammer. In testing, the jammer was able to block cell phone signals within a range of 3-4 meters. The document concludes the jammer could help isolate enemy posts and stop reinforcement communications, aiding military operations, while also mentioning future non-military uses of jammers.
2007 09 - gsma - mobile nfc services
The entity that provides the contactless service to the end user. For example a
transport authority providing ticketing services.
Service Provider: The entity that provides the contactless application and associated services to
the Assistant. For example a company providing a mobile ticketing solution to a transport
authority.
Trusted Service Manager: A new entity proposed by MNOs to manage the trusted services
ecosystem in an efficient manner.
Mobile Network Operator: Provides connectivity and value added services to the end user.
Handset Manufacturer: Provides the mobile device (handset) that will integrate the NFC chipset.
NFC Chipset Manufacturer: Provides the NFC chipset that will be integrated
2007 09 - gsma - mobile nfc services
The Customer or User of the Mobile NFC services
MNO: Mobile Network Operator providing connectivity and services
Service Provider: Entity providing the Mobile NFC service to the customer
Trusted Service Manager: New role proposed to manage the Mobile NFC services
Handset Manufacturer: Produces the Mobile Handset
Chipset Manufacturer: Produces the NFC chipset integrated in the Mobile Handset
UICC Manufacturer: Produces the UICC (SIM/USIM) card
Reader Manufacturer: Produces Contactless Readers that can interact with Mobile Handsets
Standardisation Bodies: Define standards for interoperability (e.g. ETSI, NFC Forum)
A Fresh Approach to Remote IoT Connectivity
Our infographic “A Fresh Approach to remote IoT Connectivity” has been designed to provide IoT applications developers – particularly those focused on remote, roaming and mission critical applications – with information and advice on connectivity options, device design and future-proofing to prolong the lifespan of the application and avoid costly mistakes.
Podsystemm2m a-fresh-approach-to-remote-iot-connectivity-infographics
Our infographic “A Fresh Approach to remote IoT Connectivity” has been designed to provide IoT applications developers – particularly those focused on remote, roaming and mission critical applications – with information and advice on connectivity options, device design and future-proofing to prolong the lifespan of the application and avoid costly mistakes.
Fixed Mobile Convergence
Fixed-mobile convergence (FMC) allows users to seamlessly connect mobile phones to fixed line networks to provide consistent communication experiences regardless of location. Key enabling technologies include SIP, IMS, and UMA. FMC provides benefits like dual-mode handsets, seamless roaming between networks, and reduced costs. Regulatory issues include licensing fixed and mobile services separately. British Telecom launched the first FMC service called "Fusion" in 2005, allowing mobile-like service over broadband at home with fixed line pricing. FMC is expected to continue evolving to better meet changing consumer needs.
M commerce
M commerce is advancement of e commerce, enabling people to buy and sell goods or services from almost anywhere
Management Summary of Onderzoek Flexibel Gebruik van MNC's
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Innovation Summit 2015 - 08 - gsma
The GSMA director presented on the GSMA's vision and projects related to enabling the Internet of Things. The GSMA aims to accelerate connected devices and services by facilitating industry collaboration and developing technical solutions. Key projects included assessing low power wide area technologies for IoT use cases, defining mobile network capabilities for IoT, and establishing IoT security guidelines centered around enterprise needs. Contact information was provided for those interested in the GSMA's Future IoT Networks initiatives.
Embedded SIM New opportunities for security sensitive IoT applications
The document discusses the evolution of embedded SIM (eSIM) technology and its opportunities for security sensitive IoT applications. Key points:
- eSIM allows remote provisioning of digital SIM profiles, improving security over traditional plastic SIM cards. It has evolved from early specifications in 2008 to integration in mobile devices and various form factors.
- The growing IoT market lacks sufficient security as most devices have weak protections. eSIM provides an opportunity to boost security through remote provisioning of credentials and a trusted execution environment.
- Various eSIM implementations are possible from discrete chips to software-only, balancing security and cost. Cellnetrix's eSIM solution aims to reduce development time for new devices with flexible options.
Trust in the mobile internet of things
The document discusses the evolution of devices connecting to the mobile internet and the challenges this presents. As the number of connected devices grows to billions by 2020, traditional removable SIMs will be replaced by embedded SIMs (e-SIMs). However, the current e-SIM specification is complex and costly, and does not provide an easy experience for consumers to manage connectivity across different devices and operators. There is a need for a new system that simplifies connectivity management for consumers and regains their trust by placing them at the center.
IoT eSIM Test Bed
The document discusses an IoT eSIM test bed for fast prototyping of IoT devices using GSMA eSIM. It provides an overview of the IoT market trends of growing connected devices and the dominance of eSIM. The test bed architecture includes IoT prototyping boards, a software radio, eSIM stacks in different form factors, and a GSMA subscription management platform connected to IoT clouds. It supports Local Provisioning Agent configurations and eSIM form factors to enable fast prototyping and deployment of IoT devices using eSIM.
A New Intelligent Low Cost Mobile Phone Based Irrigation System using ARM
The major occupation of rural India is agriculture. Insufficient rains at various stages of growth are one of major causes of losses to farmers. Many farmers use induction motor pumps to irrigate their farms from wells, rivers and streams nearby. However, shortage of electric power in many states has resulted in unplanned load shedding of long durations in rural areas. So there is a need to ensure that water is distributed to field whenever normal conditions exist. So a remote monitoring is required. Internet based monitoring is one of common approaches of remote monitoring. This approach requires additional devices like modems, buffers, etc. with TCP/IP protocols support and Internet connection. The cost of such system varies greatly depending on speed and bandwidth requirements and hence is justified normally for bio-medical and industrial applications where intensive data transfer of parameters and images are required. Due to the drastic reduction in call and messaging rates makes cellular networks best choice for this. Moreover, simple cell phones having just messaging facility are available at throwaway prices due to migration of population towards higher end models. Such simple models can be easily adapted for remote control applications. So, a low cost system is developed for optimum water distribution in the fields by providing proper amount of water at suitable time intervals based on climatic conditions and at the real time.
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Management Summary of Onderzoek Flexibel Gebruik van MNC's
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Embedded SIM New opportunities for security sensitive IoT applications
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A New Intelligent Low Cost Mobile Phone Based Irrigation System using ARM
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During the hour, we’ll take you through:
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ここ3000字までしか入らないけどタイトルの方がたくさん文字入ると思います。
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Remote SIM Provisioning - MVNOs World Congress – April 2016
- 1. WELCOME TO A NEW KIND OF SIM FOR A NEW GENERATION OF CONNECTED CONSUMER DEVICES
- 2. 2 The SIM has been SIM with the mobile industry since the birth of GSM, but has changed little FF: Form Factor
- 3. 3 The need to connect a whole new range of devices has driven the necessity to develop remote SIM provisioning Future connected devices Multiple devices connected will communicate with each other Phones Tablets NOT EXHAUSTIVE Traditional connected devices
- 4. 4 To avoid fragmentation GSMA has led an initiative with wide industry support from the whole ecosystem MNOs - MVNOs - SIM & Chipset - Consumer Devices - Network Infrastructure - Security
- 5. 5 One Global Remote SIM Specification One Experience - From Physical to Digital Maintaining existing security, trust and consumer benefits as removable SIMs Simple Open Ecosystem Secure Interoperable One SIM No change in contract term
- 6. 6 Key benefits More choice of devices Multiple devices connected Maintain customer freedom of choice Any subscription from any Operator for any device User controlled Consumers are in charge, remote management of subscriptions
- 7. Next steps Provisioning of the single profile on a Companion Device Provisioning of all consumer devices and multiple profiles on primary devices Feb 2016Consumer Rev 1.0 COMPLETED June 2016Consumer Rev 2.0 Phase 1 Phase 2 7
- 8. Better suited for a new generation of smaller, lighter, mobile-connected devices First products coming to Market 90%SIM Space Reduction 8
- 9. 9 How does it work Service activation of a new wearable device with an e-SIM @GSMA seminar "Future of the SIM” Presented by Oberthur Technologies, Samsung & TeliaSonera
- 10. 10 Where to find out more