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The employees of organisations of all sizes need to be online while they are travelling abroad for work. Continuing to use the services of their domestic operator usually only makes sense if someone is travelling to a neighbouring country – and sometimes not even then. If you are going further afield, chances are, your home operator won’t have the best rates. Never forget that providing international roaming data is a cash cow for traditional operators. Plus, who needs the worry of whether a domestic carrier will have a roaming agreement in place in every country to provide network coverage and speedy down and uploads when abroad?

Likewise, buying a local prepaid SIM card seems like a good idea if you can face the queues at the airport. But really this is only convenient for when you’re visiting one country. Users need to be alert when visiting areas that are close to country borders as it’s easy for devices to jump to other networks not aligned with the prepaid operator’s packages, something that will gobble up your data and push up costs immediately. Worse, Travel and Tourist SIM card offerings rarely give you a portal with access for enterprise-wide control and transparency into your organisation’s usage, billing, and services – and who will you call if you have problems to resolve?

Meanwhile, accessing public Wi-Fi or unsecured hotspots increases the risk of security breaches which can lead to data loss.

Major international organisation chooses Telecom26

How do your team stay connected while they’re abroad for work? The smart companies are moving away from using their domestic operator for roaming or buying local SIM cards or relying on Wi-Fi hotspots.

A world-famous, highly respected and influential international organisation whose people have an unusually intensive travel schedule have found their ideal solution – Telecom26’s global mobile data connectivity service.

Prestigious, high-profile international organisations like these are hard clients to win – and keep. Download our case study to find out what Telecom26 is doing right.

Connectivity for digital education programmes across Africa

Beekee is an EdTech startup which is a spin-out of the University of Geneva in Switzerland. Its Beekee Hub was developed specifically for use in emergency settings, usually in emerging markets, where student numbers far exceed the number of available schools and teachers. It is aimed at young adults looking to finish their education rather than children.

Unreliable bandwidth and patchy connectivity are problems encountered by digital education - and health - programmes operational across Africa, Asia and South America. Indeed, many well-meaning digital education programs have failed because of connectivity issues.

Download our case study to learn how Telecom26’s Multi-IMSI global IoT SIM cards helped the Beekee team get connected.

Telecom26 and VMS enhance maritime connectivity for commercial vessels

In an increasingly connected world, fast and reliable communications are vital in ensuring the efficiency and safety of maritime operations. However, many shipping companies experience limited coverage, high costs and poor connectivity when their vessels are at sea. Telecom26 and Virtual Maritime Services (VMS), a provider of maritime solutions are collaborating to deliver superior connectivity for the maritime industry.

Download this case study to learn more.

Large Bank Chooses Telecom26’s eSIMs and Global Mobile Connectivity Service

Hundreds of the bank’s employees travel regularly to meet clients and visit the bank’s offices spread across 90 countries. Their connectivity for remote data access was previously provided through MiFi devices and the data roaming offering of two Mobile Network Operators (MNOs) in the bank’s home country.

Unfortunately, this approach created a number of problems including high roaming charges, limited network coverage, and slow data down/uploads. It was also impossible to change SIM profiles so that usage, and costs, could be controlled.

Download this case study to learn how Telecom26’s global eSIM solved the problem.

Global mobile connectivity fpr connected cars

GlobalmatiX is a rising star in the telematics industry with its “car-to-cloud-to-company” approach fast becoming the key technology for efficient and cost-effective fleet operations.

Its telematics box is installed in thousands of vehicles worldwide to monitor all aspects of performance and driver behaviour and provide remote vehicle diagnostics information to fleet managers in real-time.

Download our case study to learn how Telecom26's eSIM capabilities are helping to drive the next phase of evolution, as connected invehicle IoT capabilities become the default.

Connecting Digital Health Programmes across Africa

SystemOne is a pioneer in the rollout of ehealth and mobile health solutions across the world, implementing the digital backbone for medical diagnostics, and managing data for 250,000 tests/month in 43 countries managing TB, HIV, Ebola - and, most recently, COVID-19.

Unreliable bandwidth and patchy connectivity are problems encountered by ehealth - programmes across the world, particularly Africa and Asia where many medical clinics are in remote areas with unreliable telecoms networks.

Download our case study to learn how Telecom26’s Global SIM cards helped the SystemOne team save lives across the world.

Tackling the Toughest IoT Connectivity Challenges in Industry & Manufacturing

GLM S.p.A. Greentech Laser Manufacturing, an Italian leader in industrial cleaning machines, needed to deliver secure, seamless, and reliable connectivity for its smart systems operating in multiple international markets.

Download our case study to explore how Telecom26 helped GLM meet its connectivity goals and streamline operations with a single global SIM solution.