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Enterprise ownership of mobile networks is a concept that has been gaining momentum in recent years and one that is set to remove some of the barriers that have, until now, stifled the growth of the IoT.

In the evolving connectivity landscape, no longer does the control of the network lie with Connectivity Service Provider (CSP). The introduction of the eSIM, availability of unlicensed spectrum for enterprise use, and increasingly IP-based network architecture have made it possible for enterprises to gain control of their IoT connectivity, from the SIM card right up to a private cellular network.

In this Webinar learn how to take ownership of your private and public networks from expert Enterprise Network Operator Pod Group.

Get these highly asked questions answered with practical examples:

Are existing MVNOs or MNOs able to support changing enterprise requirements?
What is an Enterprise-Owned network?
What are the benefits of enterprise-owned IoT networks?
How do costs compare with traditional cellular IoT networks?
What resources are required within the enterprise to deploy and manage them?
Does ownership of IoT connectivity always mean building a private network?

Speakers

Sam Colley

CEO, Pod Group

An expert in telecoms, Sam has specialized in business development for a wide range of companies, with a focus on the IoT connectivity market. He joined Pod Group in 2011 and during the first 5 years, Sam grew the US business by 100% year on year. In 2019 Sam was appointed Group CEO and is now taking Pod into its next phase of growth, focusing on developing new global markets.

Félix Ontañón

Director of Research and Development , Pod Group

As the head of the Research and Development department, Félix Ontañón makes innovative ideas come to life as Pod Group commercial products. LPWAN, SIM card applets, eSIM/eUICC, Edge Computing and Artificial Intelligence for the IoT are his areas of interest. Félix is a key person at Pod Group when it comes to the application of innovative technologies to overcome present connectivity challenges relating to specific verticals in the IoT sector. He is also leading Pod Group’s Open Source Community initiatives, for example the local LoRaWAN community "The Things Network Seville."