Thales and Simetric deliver automated, secure eSIM orchestration for faster global IoT deployment

  • IoT & connectivity
  • Enterprise
  • Mobile communications
  • Type News In Brief
  • Published

eSIM is no longer just about securely provisioning connectivity, it has evolved into the operational and security control plane for the network edge. As enterprises and OEMs scale their IoT fleets, they face the "operational reality" of fragmentation across different carriers and legacy tools. The traditional methods of managing SIMs are no longer sustainable in a landscape where visibility and automated control are necessities, not just efficiencies.

Thales and Simetric are addressing this challenge directly. By integrating Thales’ trusted GSMA SGP.32-compliant provisioning and Advanced eSIM Orchestration (eSO) into Simetric’s "Single Pane of Glass" platform, this partnership delivers the end-to-end visibility the industry has been waiting for. It bridges the gap between carriers and enterprise systems, allowing customers to finally gain command over their data and devices in heterogeneous environments.

  • Thales and Simetric: A Unified Approach to Scalable IoT Connectivity

  •  Scaling Global IoT Connectivity: From Fragmentation to Unified Control

This collaboration allows organisations to move from reactive connectivity management to automated, policy-driven operations. It ensures that security is embedded by design across the entire lifecycle, providing the resilience and centralised control necessary for mission-critical deployments at a global scale. 

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