How does IoT with eSIM transform smart meter rollouts?
Join us, with expert speakers from Kigen, Kamstrupp and Vodafone to explore leveraging eSIM IoT for smart metering success during this webinar on Tuesday 9th January at 3 pm GMT / 10 am EST.
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eSIM technology is built to reduce metering manufacturing costs and scalability issues. IoT enhances smart meter deployments by supporting reliable continuity of data service with end-to-end security from chip to cloud.
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In this webinar, we’ll explore:
- The value of eSIM in electric, gas and water smart metering
- Impact of increased connected devices on security and the utility infrastructure
- Profile customization of devices before leaving the factory
- Choosing the right cellular IoT technology and swapping connectivity provider remotely
Meet the speakers:
Paul Bradley, Regional VP Solutions Sales | Kigen
Allan Nielsen, Project Lead IOT Connectivity | Kamstrup
Andy Haig, M2M – Smart Metering and Smart Grid Business Development Manager | Vodafone
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