Hamish White

In the last year, Brits have collectively accumulated over [£539 million (€629.05 million)] in unexpected roaming charges according to data from Uswitch. The convenience of staying connected often comes at

Mobilise announces its HERO platform has been granted European Patent No EP3786819A1. In the digital landscape, innovation is the key to staying ahead of the curve, says Mobilise. This reinforces

In June 2023, two of the UK’s mobile networks operators (MNOs) Vodafone and Three announced they had struck a deal on a proposed merger that would combine their operations. The

Know your customer (KYC) is a common verification step that ensures anyone taking out services with a business or bank is who they say they are. While it’s a legal

The general consensus following this year’s Mobile World Congress (MWC 2023) in Barcelona is that in-person events are back. Finally returning to something close to pre-pandemic attendee and exhibitor numbers,

In response to growing demand for digital services from service providers (SPs) and their customers alike, telecom software provider and eSIM as a Service provider, Mobilise, has launched its eSIM

While they aren’t the first to do so, Apple’s eSIM announcement is certainly the most significant to date. And as a historical trendsetter among telecoms OEMs, this decision will undoubtedly spark a seismic shift in how service providers (SPs) onboard customers. So how will the eSIM shift impact the market? Here, Hamish White, CEO of eSIM as a Service provider Mobilise investigates.

As consumer demand rises, and network availability expands, 5G is becoming more viable for widespread use by 2027 it’s expected to cover 75% of the world’s population. However, it’s still

Global demand for eSIMs is skyrocketing in 2021, there were 1.2 billion eSIM-enabled devices, and this figure is expected to rise to 3.4 billion by 2025. In recent years the

The telecommunications industry is, unfortunately, not famed for offering a positive customer experience (CX). And the situation worsens when you look specifically at the digital CX. Why is the sector