19 March 2017
Saudi Telecom Company (STC), a global telecom operator, Oberthur Technologies (OT), a global provider of embedded security software products and services, and Huawei, a global ICT solutions provider, have teamed up to be a pioneer in the introduction of remote subscription management solutions and develop new opportunities around eSIM technology.
STC has announced that the eSIM trial has been conducted successfully using the GSMA-compliant subscription management platform from OT and Huawei smartwatch. The eSIM technology allows users to order, install and activate profiles over the air in a seamless, secure and convenient way. It also brings an additional advantage for smartwatch users as it enables them to make calls directly from the smartwatch even if the mobile phone is offline.
OT’s solution is compliant with the GSMA roadmap and has exceptional pioneering tier 1 references in Europe and across the globe. OT offers end-to-end solution to securely and remotely change and manage subscriptions, with minimum impact on MNOs systems and infrastructures.
Nasser Al-Nasser, senior vice president of technology and operations, STC, said: “We are delighted about our collaboration with OT and Huawei, which will pave the way for the new wave of connected M2M and consumers’ devices. OT’s subscription management solutions and Huawei smartwatches will accelerate the introduction of eSIM technology and open new business opportunities.”
Pierre Barrial, managing director of the Mobile Network Operators business at OT, said: “OT is thrilled to have been selected by the largest ICT services provider in the MENA region, and to continue its collaboration with Huawei. OT’s role is to offer the most efficient and most secure technologies possible, capable of responding to the needs of OEMs, MNOs and consumers. OT is proud to demonstrate the first subscription management reference in the MENA region together with STC and Huawei.”
Saudi Telecom Company (STC), a global telecom operator, Oberthur Technologies (OT), a global provider of embedded security software products and services, and Huawei, a global ICT solutions provider, have teamed up to be a pioneer in the introduction of remote subscription management solutions and develop new opportunities around eSIM technology.
STC has announced that the eSIM trial has been conducted successfully using the GSMA-compliant subscription management platform from OT and Huawei smartwatch. The eSIM technology allows users to order, install and activate profiles over the air in a seamless, secure and convenient way. It also brings an additional advantage for smartwatch users as it enables them to make calls directly from the smartwatch even if the mobile phone is offline.
OT’s solution is compliant with the GSMA roadmap and has exceptional pioneering tier 1 references in Europe and across the globe. OT offers end-to-end solution to securely and remotely change and manage subscriptions, with minimum impact on MNOs systems and infrastructures.
Nasser Al-Nasser, senior vice president of technology and operations, STC, said: “We are delighted about our collaboration with OT and Huawei, which will pave the way for the new wave of connected M2M and consumers’ devices. OT’s subscription management solutions and Huawei smartwatches will accelerate the introduction of eSIM technology and open new business opportunities.”
Pierre Barrial, managing director of the Mobile Network Operators business at OT, said: “OT is thrilled to have been selected by the largest ICT services provider in the MENA region, and to continue its collaboration with Huawei. OT’s role is to offer the most efficient and most secure technologies possible, capable of responding to the needs of OEMs, MNOs and consumers. OT is proud to demonstrate the first subscription management reference in the MENA region together with STC and Huawei.”
© Arab News 2017
