- Enterprise mobility
- The strategy and technology used to securely deploy, manage, and support mobile devices, applications, and connectivity across an organization.
- MDM
- Software used to enroll, configure, secure, and monitor mobile devices such as laptops, tablets, smartphones, and rugged handhelds.
- UEM
- A platform that extends device management beyond mobile devices to include laptops, desktops, wearables, and other connected enterprise endpoints.
- eSIM / eUICC
- A digital SIM that can be remotely provisioned and updated over the air, allowing organizations to activate or switch mobile network profiles without replacing a physical SIM.
- Private APN
- A private mobile network that isolates enterprise device traffic from the public internet, providing greater security and control over how connected devices communicate.
- MFF2
- An industrial-grade, soldered SIM designed to be permanently embedded into enterprise devices, offering greater durability and reliability than removable SIM cards.
- Multi-IMSI
- A SIM technology that stores multiple carrier identities, allowing devices to access supported mobile networks for improved coverage and more reliable connectivity across regions.
- Zero-touch provisioning
- A deployment process that allows devices and connectivity to be automatically configured with little or no manual setup before reaching the end user.
- Device lifecycle management
- The process of provisioning, deploying, monitoring, reassigning, supporting, and retiring enterprise devices throughout their operational life.
- Static IP
- A fixed IP address assigned to a device or SIM, making it easier to support secure remote access, firewall rules, VPNs, and other enterprise networking requirements.
