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DOCOMO to Launch 'Globiot' for Enterprises with Global IoT Operations

DOCOMO to Launch 'Globiot' for Enterprises with Global IoT Operations Image Credit: NTT

NTT DOCOMO announced that it will launch a new global IoT connectivity solution next month for Japanese  .

The new 'Globiot' is a combination of services that will help enterprises identify and use the most advantageous connectivity options suited to their IoT equipment deployments overseas.

It will provide global connectivity via local SIM/eSIM (Embedded Subscriber Identity Module) or roaming, as well as advise customers on appropriate business models. It will also provide support with operation and maintenance and advise customers about relevant IoT regulations and necessary certifications overseas.

DOCOMO has provided IoT connectivity services using docomo IoT KAISENKANRI Platform since 2012 and commercialized an eSIM solution for IoT equipment in 2014. 

Leveraging DOCOMO's global experience and accumulated expertise, its global IoT solution "Globiot" will enable Japanese enterprises to reduce the time and cost of researching, preparing and launching global IoT operations.

According to NTT DOCOMO, Japanese enterprises have found it troublesome to arrange Internet connections for automotive and other IoT equipment they need to operate overseas, such as equipment for construction, agriculture and production operations. In particular, having to deal with varying IoT regulations and authentication procedures in each overseas region has slowed the pace of global expansions for these companies.

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