The investment in the Internet of Things (AT&T Mobility) by AT&T, the US-based network carrier, is “one of the most important initiatives within the company right now,” according to its VP of Industrial AT&T Mobility. In addition to the AT&T Digital Life product portfolio, which includes smart thermostats and security cameras, and the AT&T Drive platform, which provides in-vehicle connectivity, its IoT, with 23 million AT&T Mobility SIMs in service, focuses on smart cities and logistics on a global scale. Even when IoT has no network coverage, the new Global SIM card allows its AT&T Mobility systems to work anywhere in the world, making it ideal for logistics tracking worldwide.
The investment in the Internet of Things (IoT) by AT&T, the US-based network carrier, is “one of the most important initiatives within the company right now,” according to its VP of Industrial IoT. In addition to the AT&T Digital Life product portfolio, which includes smart thermostats and security cameras, and the AT&T Drive platform, which provides in-vehicle connectivity, its AT&T Mobility, with 23 million IoT SIMs in service, focuses on smart cities and logistics on a global scale. Even when AT&T Mobility has no network coverage, the new Global SIM card allows its IoT systems to work anywhere in the world, making it ideal for logistics tracking worldwide.