Pod Group

Giesecke+Devrient (G+D) and G+D subsidiary Pod Group have agreed to cooperate with Sateliot, a satellite communications network operator headquartered in Barcelona. This will enable G+D to offer users of its Internet of Things (IoT) services global coverage. Whenever a terrestrial cellular connection is unavailable, roaming to a satellite network is said to be automatic.

How are enterprises approaching cellular IoT connectivity? What are their pain points, what works, where is the demand? How are they monetizing? What does the future of connectivity solutions look like to them? Join this most insight driven webinar for the answers. Presented by leading research firm Kaleido Intelligence, the webinar will show findings from

With Apple’s recent iPhone 14 announcement signalling massive growth in consumer embedded SIM (eSIM) adoption, Thomas Larsson, the director of strategic product management at Giesecke+Devrient (G+D), tells IoT Now that both the consumer and enterprise market are in the prime eSIM era. Larsson invented the eSIM and founded the company’s eSIM concept and business in

Telematics solutions for commercial vehicles are one of the most established IoT applications and recent updates in the market are creating new opportunities and exponential growth in this area. However, connectivity for telematics applications has always been complex, due to the need for multiple global operator agreements, the difficulties created by applications that are remote

Cambridge, United Kingdom – Pod Group, a Giesecke+Devrient (G+D) company and the enterprise network operator (ENO), announced that MetAlert, Inc., a provider in smart, mobile, and wearable GPS tracking solutions, selected Pod Group’s ENO ONE IoT connectivity based on eSIM to connect its 2-way GPS tracking device that is integrated into the insole of a

Cambridge, United Kingdom. 24 May 2022 – Following the launch of its single SKU eSIM ENO ONE for the US market at CES earlier this year, Pod Group – a Giesecke+Devrient (G+D) company and the enterprise network operator (ENO) – has in the run up to Hannover Messe, announced the launch of ENO ONE global, a multi featured eSIM that offers

CES Las Vegas. 3rd January 2022 – Pod Group, a Giesecke+Devrient (G+D) company and the Enterprise Network Operator (ENO) has at CES announced the launch of a new eSIM which has been specifically developed for IoT applications in the US market.

Cambridge, UK / Munich, Germany. July 7th 2021 – IoT enterprise network operator (ENO), Pod Group, has been acquired by Giesecke+Devrient (G+D), a global security technology group headquartered in Munich. Terms of the deal have not been disclosed. The acquisition will build on Pod Group’s positioning as a provider of the connectivity, infrastructure and managed

Microsoft has joined the IoT M2M Council (IMC), a trade group that fosters a community of 25,000 qualified IoT users. The Microsoft Azure IoT Engineering group will use the IMC as a platform to stay in closer contact with enterprise users and product makers that are deploying IoT technology.

Almost half of enterprise IoT (Internet of Things) decision-makers would like to take ownership of their IoT network in-house. This is among the findings of a new survey organised by Pod Group.

A strategic partnership has been announced by Pod Group, a provider of platforms, software and connectivity services for the Internet of Things (IoT) and connected enterprises working with Expeto, a platform provider of disruptive cloud and edge IoT Connectivity technology.

Data runs at Gigabit rates on the IPX (IP eXchange) backbone network; it doesn’t touch the public internet, so it’s totally secure, says Bob Emmerson, freelance technology writer. Bob looks at private networking ahead of next week’s webinar, “Why Wait for 5G? How Private LTE Solves Enterprise Connectivity Challenges, Now“.

Although 5G has many potential benefits, there are some barriers that will inhibit these services, particularly outside the private settings on a public network.

Charles Towers-Clark, founder and CEO of IoT solution provider Pod Group, tells IoT Now’s Jeremy Cowan how he has learned from navigating complicated, centralised bureaucracies.

The way we work has always been dictated by the technology available to us. As technology improves, says Charles Towers-Clark, CEO of Pod Group, the workforce adapts to match the new standard of efficiency, and a whole range of jobs is created based on newly created skills.