Analysys Mason Podcast

eUICCs are increasingly being adopted in the IoT market, and the introduction of iSIMs is expected to follow in 2020 and 2021. eUICC users’ ability to switch providers remotely may increase IoT churn and put pressure on prices. iSIMs will cause further disruption by shifting power to the silicon players at the start of the connectivity value chain.
Operators will not be able to prevent the adoption of eUICCs and iSIMs for IoT; they must face the challenges head on and take advantage of the new opportunities. This article summarises the findings of our recent report, eUICC and iSIM for IoT: opportunities for operators.
The associated article can be found here.

On 4 March 2020, Analysys Mason hosted its annual Mobile World Congress webinar. As a result of this year's event being cancelled, the webinar focused on the important things that will happen even though the show didn't.
In this podcast Research Director, Caroline Chappell gives an overview of the edge-related announcements around MWC2020.  
If you would like to watch the webinar and access a range of related resources, click here.

The initial outbreak of COVID-19 led to a sharp increase in home working, and businesses had to move quickly to enable a remote workforce. Some telecoms operators responded rapidly to help support remote working by taking simple steps such as increasing mobile data allowances, as outlined in our previous article. We have also written articles about how operators are helping their consumer customers and the implications for operators’ fixed networks as more people stay at home.
This podcast outlines what operators are doing beyond connectivity and how they are finding other ways to help their business customers.

Principal Analyst, Michele Mackenzie discusses the biggest challenges for operators in the industrial IoT ecosystem. 

The new coronavirus disease COVID-19 was officially declared an international pandemic by the World Health Organization on 11 March 2020. In this podcast, Analyst, Terry van Staden discusses how operators should use unified communications solutions, secure connectivity and other mechanisms to help businesses to manage the growing number of employees that will work remotely as a precaution against the virus.

On 4 March 2020, Analysys Mason hosted its annual Mobile World Congress webinar. As a result of this year's event being cancelled, the webinar focused on the important things that will happen even though the show didn't.
In this podcast Research Director, Stephen Sale, summarises what he presented on the topic of consumer services and devices with a focus on 5G.
If you would like to watch the webinar and access a range of related resources, click here.

On 4 March 2020, Analysys Mason hosted its annual Mobile World Congress webinar. As a result of this year's event being cancelled, the webinar focused on the important things that will happen even though the show didn't.
In this podcast Research Director, Dana Cooperson, gives an overview of her presentation on network and service automation.
If you would like to watch the webinar and access a range of related resources, click here.

On 4 March 2020, Analysys Mason hosted its annual Mobile World Congress webinar. As a result of this year's event being cancelled, the webinar focused on the important things that will happen even though the show didn't.
In this podcast Research Director, Tom Rebbeck, gives an overview of the themes for IoT in 2020 including what is happening on wide-area networks and the emerging private networks proposition.
If you would like to watch the webinar and access a range of related resources, click here.