Last week’s blog Travelling abroad for work?  An Telecom26 eSIM will make your life easier – and cut costs was inspired by our global connectivity team’s obsessive watching of the Paris Olympics coverage. Proving that inspiration - and the motivation for improved connectivity - comes from everywhere!

The global connectivity team at Telecom26 has, like billions of others, been glued to the Paris Olympics coverage.  But, of course, as they observe the tens of thousands of people from abroad who are working there – the media, sponsors, logistics, event managers, infrastructure companies etc etc, - they are thinking about the massive amounts of connectivity that is needed - and feeling bad for the companies that haven’t arranged for their companies to have Telecom26 eSIMs.  For those employees from abroad using the roaming service of their domestic operators, bill shock is imminent…

In March we announced that Telecom26 is now providing our Enterprise Data Extra global connectivity service to the staff of Ocorian, a financial services company with 1500 employees across 20+ offices around the world.

Next week our team of global connectivity experts will be in Munich attending AIDS 2024, the 25th International AIDS Conference, from 22 to 26 July.

IoT insider has written an interesting piece about travel eSIMs following a recent webinar led by Kaleido Intelligence, a telecoms research company. Our global connectivity team also attended the webinar and read the associated white paper prepared by Kaleido titled “Travel eSIM - revolutionising roaming and maximising opportunities for operators”:

As part of our occasional blogs about the people who are building Telecom26, we have previously written about Cristian Apostol, one of our mobile core network engineers, Pietro Cotino, Telecom26’s International Roaming Manager,  Tanja Bütler, our HR assistant & officer manager, Ines Tropa, our marketing manager and Flaxia Felix in our finance team.

Today’s blog is about Joseph Rouphael who is our dedicated Technical Director.