How eSIM is Reshaping Consumer Usages and What it Means for Mobile Operators

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Dec 18, 2024

Overview

The rise of eSIM technology has revolutionized mobile connectivity, transitioning from niche applications to a mainstream solution. eSIMs simplify onboarding and activation, aligning with consumer preferences for digital interactions while eliminating physical SIM card logistics. For mobile network operators (MNOs), eSIM presents opportunities to drive digital transformation, unlock new revenue streams, and reshape business models. However, delayed adoption risks falling behind more agile competitors.

In this whitepaper, we explore key eSIM consumer use cases, opportunities for operators to enhance customer experiences, and strategies to remain competitive in a rapidly evolving connectivity landscape.

Table of Contents

  • Introduction
  • How eSIM is changing consumer usages?
    • The growing importance of eSIM
    • Empowering consumer choices
  • How eSIM is changing the ecosystem and telecom landscape?
    • Travel eSIM and Roaming
    • Try & Buy
    • Low Barrier to entry for new players
    • Emerging Business Opportunities
  • Case Study
  • What strategies should Mobile Operators adopt for eSIM?
    • Rethink eSIM Inventory Management
    • Innovate to Stay Ahead of the Curve
    • Scale Confidently and Address High Market Demand
    • Make Your eSIM Activity Future-Proof
  • Conclusion: Empowering the eSIM Evolution through MNO Leadership

LEAD AUTHOR

Varun Gupta
Research Analyst
Counterpoint Research

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Dec 18, 2024

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