POND Mobile Blog

With each new shift in technology comes new opportunities. The latest shift? Hyperconnectivity. From simple mobility solutions to Massive IoT, cellular technology is accelerating and adapting rapidly.

With the ongoing health concerns, wireless terminals and touchless/no-contact payment methods have become increasingly popular among retailers, restaurants, and others in the service industry. These wireless terminals use SIM cards to process transactions, adding a layer of mobility and flexibility to services offered by businesses.

Digital SIM cards are modernizing the way we connect to our carriers and how operators can manage devices. These SIM cards are known as eSIMs (eUICC) and they are embedded directly onto mobile devices making Over-the-Air (OTA) provisioning easy.

POND will showcase its solutions at the 2022 Channel Partners Expo & Conference 

[Edison, New Jersey]: POND Mobile has announced that it will join Technology Services Distributor TBI at the 2022 Channel Partners Expo & Conference in Las Vegas. POND Mobile is excited to showcase its latest developments in the IoT and telecommunications space for Domestic and International applications. 

Businesses have been seeing the value in a digital-first approach to their operations, which has been further emphasized by the COVID-19 pandemic—demonstrating the need for remote system operations.

We’ve all heard the term “IoT” thrown around plenty in recent years, but what does it mean? IoT, or the Internet of Things, refers to devices (usually physical objects) that exchange information with one another via the Internet.

SD-WAN, also known as Software-Defined Wide Area Network is a high-performance virtual architecture that offers a high level of connectivity at a lower cost. With SD-WAN, enterprises can combine transport services like MPLS, LTE, and Broadband.

If your primary Internet connection goes down, you need to have a backup connection in place to keep operations running smoothly. With an Internet Backup and Failover solution, you can do just that!

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When you’re living in an Internet and connectivity-driven world, your business and its services need to be available constantly. Customers have become accustomed to easy access and quick transactions. When that becomes unavailable to them, they will look to a competitor–losing you valuable business.

What is SD-WAN?

SD-WAN, or Software-Defined Wide Area Network, is a solution that offers improved connectivity over its counterparts WAN and MPLS. With SD-WAN solutions, businesses have a higher level of control in addition to rapid deployment. It supports remote and mobile workforces with its flexibility.