The Dutch say, meten is weten—measuring is knowing. But IoT and AI can only trust what they measure when the things behind the data remain connected, secure, and updatable.

Whether a product uses LoRaWAN, Wi-Fi, or another local protocol, cellular often appears somewhere in the architecture—as primary connectivity, backhaul, or a resilient fallback. Until now, putting a SIM in a device often meant fixing a critical network choice at manufacture.

SGP.32, the IoT eSIM Standard we helped collaboratively architect at GSMA, changes that. It makes cellular connectivity digitally activatable and adaptable throughout the product lifecycle. Vincent Korstanje will show how Kigen and its ecosystem of trusted module and connectivity partners are turning this new standard into a practical route from prototype to secure, multi-network-ready deployment. Learn how to build devices that will outlast the first roll-out, the network switch, and the need to update security for CRA compliance.