IoT connectivity firm KORE has announced over-the-air provisioning on eUICC-compliant SIMs to bring seamless global connectivity for its customers.

In partnering with various mobile network operators (MNOs), KORE offers access to wireless connectivity regardless of where in the world a user’s device is activated. Future-proofed, global, multi-networked connectivity and auto-provisioning capabilities ensure a device is always on the right network for the user’s service needs.

“Our strong partner ecosystem enables us to bring to market the most advanced, reliable connectivity under a single contract, with a single SIM, no matter where our customers’ devices are deployed,” said Romil Bahl, CEO of KORE. “The connectivity options that we bring to market through eUICC standards offer the feature set and security, backed by carrier profiles from leading MNOs, that providers and enterprises have been seeking for quite some time.”

Historically, several key barriers have complicated global IoT deployments, such as data sovereignty levied by local regulations, permanent roaming and unpredictable costs.

“These can all be significant deterrents to customers who are trying to scale their IoT deployments,” said KORE CTO Tushar Sachdev. “Our eUICC option and cloud native core network make those challenges a thing of the past. At KORE, we can offer auto-provisioning profiles and local break-out to our customers to continue our unbiased, best-of-class services anywhere in the world.”

Not only does the eUICC single-SIM simplify deployment and inventory management, it enables connectivity over the entire lifecycle of the device without needing costly truck rolls to execute SIM swaps or permanent roaming changes.

The company offers global connectivity with more than 24 major carriers in 190 countries with a complimentary eUICC starter kit to eligible parties who want to explore how eSIM can help their businesses recognise accelerated revenue and faster time to market.