Next week Telecom26’s team of global connectivity and roaming experts will be at the Business Travel Show Europe in London, 19-20 June.

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Next week our team of global and maritime connectivity experts will be at CommunicAsia in Singapore, 29-31 May.  You can read more about the show and what we’ll be discussing with service providers, our partners, and customers old, new and prospective in last week’s blog.  Quick summary – we’ll be focusing oon how our global SIMs/eSIMs can improve the connectivity of an organisation’s people and their devices -  including maritime connectivity and IoT – as they travel around the world.

Our team of global and maritime connectivity experts are on the move and will be out and about at a number of upcoming events in Europe and Asia.  So if you’re also going to any of these shows too and would like to meet up in-person to discuss how we can improve the global connectivity of your team, and the devices they use including IoT, then please Get In Touch.

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