This week our team of maritime connectivity experts will be attending Asia Pacific Maritime’s Future Of Vessels - Solutions For Tomorrow event which will be bringing together key decision makers from across the industry for three days of debate and discussion in Singapore from 16-18 March.

The writers at telecoms.com perfectly summed up this year’s show:

“The overwhelming consensus seemed to be that MWC 2022 exceeded everyone’s expectations. The cliché that ‘people do business with people’ was reinforced once more and, at times, it felt more like a school reunion than a trade show. It really was great to see everyone again and our only regret is that the success of this year’s show makes it likely it will soon return to its overpopulated pomp.”

Our team of IoT experts are being asked more frequently about private networks - what they are, where they can help improve an organisation’s communications and what any challenges might be.

Our team of maritime connectivity experts were fascinated by a recent story about endangered whales and had a little brainstorm about how Telecom26’s maritime cellular communications service and Global IoT SIM cards might be able to help.

As a global connectivity service provider, we have, of course, been tracking the progress of 5G for years constantly assessing the needs of our customers, partners and prospects - and figuring out if they would actually benefit from having access to 5G networks around the world.

Time flies for our team of connectivity experts at Telecom26.  As a fully paid-up operator member of the GSMA, we actually did go to last year’s Mobile World Congress - and enjoyed the tranquility and the chance to visit the stands and chat with people from across the ecosystem to be honest! Something that we won’t have time to do this year that’s for sure.