Internet of Things (IoT) projects are often part of enterprise digital transformation initiative. Technology convergence and the rapid pace of change of communications are making the choice of connectivity a critical decision for IoT solutions. Compounding this is uncertainty around low cost 2G/3G network longevity and confusion about 4G and 5G options.
This paper examines the cellular connectivity options available today and identifies planned network closures, as well as the issues associated with regional decisions to either expedite or extend network closures. Additionally, it explores the challenges that need to be considered and provides a framework to assess IoT projects to make the optimum choice for connectivity options.
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