IoT has revolutionized supply chain management. Smart supply chains offer uninterrupted, intelligent real-time monitoring: less loss, more control, and plenty of business opportunities, including predictive maintenance. For smart chains to work at their optimum they need to be continuously connected to ensure products are tracked and accounted for throughout the chain. What does continuous connectivity look like? Near 100% global connectivity, the highest device uptime possible, and a constant, steady stream of reliable, real-time monitoring data transmitting straight to the cloud for you to analyze – wherever the devices are in the world. In this whitepaper, you’ll learn: – What a connected supply chain looks like with use cases – The challenges of connecting a supply chain – How to overcome connectivity issues, including permanent roaming – How Eseye’s AnyNet+ eSIM enables monitoring devices to work out-of-the-box, continuously, anywhere in the world. Download as a PDF

Point-Of-Sale (POS) devices make payments easier for everyone. But the biggest opportunities are for card issuers and payment processing companies, who get a small fee from billions of global transactions. In the US alone, $52 billion of interchange fees were collected from merchants in 2019 – a 10 percent increase from the previous year. This overall opportunity is set to grow significantly as the world shifts away from cash, and late adopting countries embrace card and contactless payments. However, gaining market share will probably become tougher; rapid innovation in the payments market will increase competition, and new regulations may limit more lucrative fees. As the market grows, but also becomes more challenging, how can those processing POS transactions gain market share and increase revenue? Download our whitepaper to learn how IoT connectivity can increase payments and transaction revenue by 30% and optimise the POS experience for all.   Download as a PDF