Webinar: Kigen + Robustel + NuvoLinQ - IoT eSIMs for Product Leaders

Описание: #FutureofSIM

Kigen - https://kigen.com/
Robustel - https://robustel.com/
NuvoLinQ - https://nuvolinq.com/

Unlock what eSIM, SGP.32 and the EU Cyber Resilience Act really mean for industrial IoT.

Following our recent eSIM partnership announcement with Kigen, Robustel invited Kigen’s experts – together with NuvoLinQ – to walk through how next-generation eSIM works in practice for long-lived industrial equipment, payment systems and large device fleets.

In this replay, you’ll hear how Robustel is building eSIM-ready industrial routers and edge gateways that support both today’s M2M eSIM standard (SGP.22) and the new IoT-focused SGP.32 standard, and how we’re aligning RobustOS and RCMS to make eSIM operations practical at scale.

In this session, you’ll learn:
• What CRA means in practice – How the EU Cyber Resilience Act (CRA) impacts connected devices and long-life industrial equipment, and what manufacturers and solution providers need to prepare for.
• How SGP.32 changes IoT eSIM – The new eSIM architecture from factory provisioning through to in-field lifecycle management, and how it differs from traditional M2M eSIM (SGP.22).
• Real-world implementation stories – How NuvoLinQ is using eSIM for payment automation, and how Robustel is integrating Kigen’s eSIM technology into industrial routers to deliver resilient, multi-operator connectivity.
• CRA-ready without slowing launches – Practical guidance on preparing for CRA obligations without derailing product roadmaps, certification timelines or commercial rollouts.
• eSIM at scale with SGP.32 – How the new standard enables multi-network redundancy, retrofit options for existing fleets, and better total cost of ownership for large deployments.
• Smarter eSIM operations – Playbooks for profile management at the factory and in the field, multi-profile strategies, and managing large fleets using standards-based tools and platforms.

Ideal for: device manufacturers, solution providers, MVNOs/MNOs, and anyone responsible for connectivity strategy, compliance or lifecycle management in industrial IoT.