The rise of telematics solutions is in response to the many challenges faced in this industry, including rising costs, increased demand, safety, regulatory compliance, workforce shortages, and much more. The costs associated with unplanned breakdowns and unscheduled maintenance, accidents, non-compliance with regulations and more add to the difficulties within telematics. 

Optimization, efficiency, and greater business outcomes can be found in key segments such as vehicle cameras and track and trace. Meanwhile, smart mobility use cases present a new revenue stream with connected cars, e-scooters, and more. 

But robust, reliable, and high-performance IoT connectivity is critical to the success of these solutions that are tackling industry challenges and innovating mobility. Learn more about the key characteristics in IoT connectivity to help guide the decision in choosing a provider, including:

• The drawbacks of connectivity that doesn’t meet application requirements
• How highly available connectivity is critical in telematics
• Where battery optimization and latency converge