Teleena secures a 901 IMSI from ITU for cross-border data services
Teleena, the global provider for IoT and MVNO solutions today announced that it has secured a 901 IMSI from the International Telecommunication Union (ITU). As the only Mobile Country Code (MCC) that is not homed to any national market, the 901 IMSI is essential for enabling cross-border data services using one single IMSI. For Teleena’s customers this means data usage at local rates, irrespective of where and when they use their mobile device.
Timo Smit, Executive Director at Teleena said “The 901 IMSI will enable Teleena to provide its existing and future IoT customers a truly global solution from a single source. This solution alongside our network and technology agnostic IoT platform means we offer the best-of-breed global managed connectivity services for any IoT business case.”
About Teleena
Teleena is the global IoT and MVNO accelerator headquartered in the Netherlands, with regional offices in United Kingdom and Singapore. Since its foundation in 2007, Teleena has helped its customers to achieve their IoT and Mobile ambitions with a state-of-the-art portfolio of products and services.
Teleena’s value proposition: “We connect everything and everybody, always and everywhere”.
Teleena’s technology agnostic global mobile access footprint and full scale service platforms enable its customers to unleash new business models, grow revenues or to reduce costs. Cloud based, agile, customized and delivered in record speed.
Teleena’s rich suite of IoT solutions allow customers worldwide to realize their IoT strategy. Future proof and operator and technology agnostic. Our IoT offerings include:
- Embedded eSIMs and traditional global data SIMs
- Mobile data exchange enabling global access at competitive rates
- Cloud based secure connectivity management
- Device management, data aggregation & analytics and advanced business logics
Teleena’s roaming agreements provide 2G/3G/4G mobile access to 660 networks in 220 countries, as well as to 57 million WiFi hotspots globally, the global Sigfox footprint as well as LoRa.
