What Is an eSIM? How eSIMs Work for IoT Deployments
by Ralph Heredia on Oct 30, 2026, 4:16:55 PM
Service disruptions, coverage gaps, and network shifts can quickly render an initial carrier choice ineffective, yet swapping physical SIM cards incurs expensive field support. By utilizing an eSIM, OEMs and enterprises can update carrier profiles over the air. However, the effectiven …
4 Layers of IoT Architecture Explained
by Ralph Heredia on Oct 27, 2026, 3:19:49 PM
There’s a lot that goes into making IoT devices function as they should. All of the hardware, software, services, and applications need to work together seamlessly for an IoT system to be effective — and this requires a solid intentional IoT architecture. In this post, we’ll explain t …
SIM Card Types and Sizes Explained
by Ralph Heredia on Oct 27, 2026, 1:40:19 PM
Choosing the wrong SIM for an IoT deployment can cost OEMs time, money, and long-term flexibility. A SIM that fits the device physically can still create problems if it limits carrier access, complicates activation, increases field service maintenance and truckrolls, or makes it harde …
The eSIM Readiness Checklist: Is Your IoT Deployment Ready for eUICC?
by Ralph Heredia on Oct 26, 2026, 11:35:49 AM
Everyone in IoT is talking about eSIM. For OEMs, that conversation often starts with the promise of greater flexibility: fewer physical SIM swaps, easier multi-carrier deployments, streamlined global rollouts, and more control over connectivity after devices leave the factory.
Zipit Launches New eSIM for IoT and Fixed Wireless Devices
by Dan Heredia on Oct 20, 2026, 8:45:00 AM
Zipit Wireless Launches eSIM Integrated to Deliver Native AT&T, Verizon and T-Mobile Connectivity Through a Single IoT eSIM [Greenville, SC]—[October 12, 2026]—Zipit Wireless, a Wireless Logic company, today announced the launch of eSIM Integrated, its new eUICC eSIM platform, des …
What Is Fixed Wireless Internet? An Introductory Guide
by Ralph Heredia on Oct 1, 2026, 4:16:00 PM
Fixed wireless internet is transforming how homes, businesses, and connected devices access reliable, high-speed internet, especially in locations where traditional wired broadband solutions are unavailable and too costly to install. Instead of relying on fiber or cable lines, fixed w …
Cellular IoT Explained: Is it Right for Your IoT Solution?
by Ralph Heredia on Sep 30, 2026, 1:40:00 AM
In a world increasingly populated by smart devices and real-time data, reliable, scalable, and secure connectivity is essential. Cellular IoT is transforming the opportunities for technological innovation. By using the same mobile networks that power your smartphone, cellular IoT conn …
IoT Connectivity for POS Systems: A Guide to Payment Continuity
by Dan Heredia on Sep 17, 2026, 1:03:59 PM
A POS terminal shutting down during a busy Saturday can have serious consequences for retail businesses. Connectivity issues lead to lost sales, support tickets linked to the POS provider, and strained merchant relationships that might not recover after another outage.
Do IoT Devices Need Unlimited Data Plans?
by Ralph Heredia on Sep 3, 2026, 1:34:59 PM
Unlimited data plans promise IoT OEMs predictable monthly costs, simpler customer conversations, and fewer concerns about overage charges as their connected device fleets grow. For product leaders designing subscription packages, sales teams trying to reduce pricing friction, and oper …
Revenue Leakage in IoT Deployments: 6 Common Causes and How to Fix Them
by Jim Greco on Aug 17, 2026, 12:05:43 PM
IoT revenue leakage has become a widespread challenge for connected product businesses, quietly eroding margin even as deployments scale to21.1 billion connected devices globally and subscriber volumes grow. While a technically successful product launch may seem like a clear win, the …
Automatic vs. Manual Network Selection–Which Is Best for Cellular Devices?
by Ralph Heredia on Aug 7, 2026, 2:24:00 PM
For most IoT deployments, automatic network selection is the better choice. Devices that connect to the strongest available network deliver more reliable data transmission, require less hands-on management, and consume less power than devices locked to a predefined carrier list. Manua …
VoLTE and Voice Plans for IoT Devices: An OEM's Guide
by Dan Heredia on Jul 23, 2026, 11:11:53 AM
Voice is a mission-critical component for many IoT devices. Real-world deployments still depend on reliable, real-time communication between people and devices. From medical alert systems and security panels to connected wearables and access control systems, combined voice and data co …