5G Roaming Subscribers to Drive Roaming Revenue Internationally

5G Roaming Subscribers to Drive Roaming Revenue Internationally

Telcos across the Globe are driving 5G deployments and exploring new use cases on how to make the most of 5G Technology from a business perspective. With 5G connectivity, users get access to high-speed data and more and more smart devices also get connected to the networks. 5G, along with eSIMs, drive the number of devices using connectivity, and this is where the flexibility of mobility and wireless connectivity comes into the picture. As more and more use cases develop and with ultra-high speed and low latency networks, it is that devices connected wirelessly enable comfort to users. This scenario will drive data usage, bring more devices into the 5G Network eco-system when roaming globally across key international travel corridors between North America, Europe and Asia Pacific, and increase the retail roaming revenue driven by the data generated by these 5G connections.

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5G Roaming Services

For customers, it’s just travelling while still being connected to Network and availing of the services. But roaming, especially Internationally, has a lot to be done behind. As per a retail roaming report by Juniper, the leading vendors enabling operators’ retail roaming activities are Mobileum, Tata Communications and Syniverse. These vendors are evaluated based on the criteria, including depth and breadth of roaming partnerships, service and product offerings, and solution innovation.

For example, leading roaming vendor, Mobileum, scored on the competitiveness of its roaming solutions, including extensive services enabling both VoLTE (Voice over LTE) and 5G roaming for operators. Mobileum has also demonstrated strong capability in providing significant value-added services across its roaming platforms, such as roaming security and risk assessment solutions that safeguard operators’ roaming activities against fraudulent activities.