trvllr. eSIM is built on the foundations of IoT connectivity
eSIM IoT Management (EIM)
Embedded SIM IoT Management (EIM) refers to the systems and tools used to manage eSIMs (embedded SIM cards) in IoT devices. An eSIM is a reprogrammable SIM card built into a device, eliminating the need for a physical SIM swap. With EIM, businesses can remotely activate, update, and manage connectivity settings for IoT devices over the air.
EIM revolves around a central platform that connects IoT devices to mobile network operators and allows organisations to handle large-scale IoT deployments more efficiently. This platform enables businesses to remotely activate eSIMs, download operator profiles, and switch between networks to ensure devices stay connected, no matter where they are.
A major benefit of EIM is its ability to provide global connectivity. For IoT devices operating across different countries, eSIMs make it easy to connect to local networks without needing physical intervention. This flexibility is particularly useful for industries like logistics, automotive, and healthcare, where devices often cross borders. It is also perfectly suited for the Travel eSIM market.
EIM also reduces costs by allowing businesses to choose the most affordable network in any given area. Companies can track the performance and data usage of their IoT devices in real time, which helps them optimise operations and troubleshoot issues remotely. Additionally, EIM enhances security by using encrypted communication between devices and networks. It also simplifies compliance with local telecom regulations, as businesses can use region-specific network profiles when needed.
