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Companies of all shapes and sizes depend on robust connectivity to communicate with employees and customers. With the rise in the number of mobile workers and alternative work set-ups, staying connected is a necessity, not an option. Being able to contact employees is essential for staying on top of business goals, as more efficient communication is linked to increased productivity and overall company alignment.

The integration of eSIM technology into mobile devices has revolutionised the way enterprises exchange information, providing several advantages by allowing seamless access to unified communication features without dependence on traditional data connectivity.

Though it's been eight years since eSIM cards first hit the market, YouGov highlights that most British adults are unfamiliar with the technology. Roughly 1 in 7 people have heard about eSIM cards but do not understand what they are. The good news is that 1 in 8 Britons know that they are and how they function.

The role of the SIM itself isn't changing, but the GSMA, the body representing the interests of mobile network operators globally, has developed a new way to load it onto electronics. It can now be permanently embedded inside any device, offering a never-before-seen level of security and protection.

eSIM technology enables the remote management of subscriptions, which generates cost-saving benefits across various aspects of business operations. An eSIM extends the reach of secure facilities from specific locations to any location where the device can be reached over the internet. Put simply, the solution powers the Internet of Things (IoT).

Over the years, the industry has built a global eSIM infrastructure, allowing users to connect with multiple operators and switch between them without needing to change the SIM in their device. Since local eSIMs are country-specific. For example, if you're heading Paris on business, an eSIM France will keep you connected. But if you have a few meetings in different European cities, an eSIM Europe would be more useful.