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China Telecom's New IoT Open Platform Powered by Ericsson’s Device Connection Platform

China Telecom's New IoT Open Platform Powered by Ericsson’s Device Connection Platform Image Sources: China Telecom, Ericsson

China Telecom has partnered with to launch its IoT Open Platform – a global connection management platform to enable enterprises to deploy, control and scale the management of IoT devices through partnerships.

 

With this platform, enterprise customers can integrate their business processes with the managed connectivity service offered by China Telecom to create highly reliable IoT solutions. China Telecom and its industry customers will use the platform to drive the digital transformation of industries in China and beyond.

 

The China Telecom IoT Open Platform is powered by Ericsson’s Device Connection Platform – a global, unified platform that is being used by multiple enterprise customers in various industries to manage IoT connection services worldwide. The platform offers enterprise customers reliable connectivity based on service-level agreements and a common, unified overview of devices and access networks.

Ericsson’s Device Connection Platform was launched in 2012 and now supports more than 25 operators and over 2,000 enterprise customers as part of Ericsson’s IoT Accelerator platform. 

Magnus Rahm, Head of Global Service Operations, Ericsson
The IoT market is growing very rapidly and we aim to use our expertise in this area to help our customers capitalize on this opportunity. Together with China Telecom, we can play a key role in realizing the tremendous potential of the IoT by reinventing processes, creating new services, and capturing new revenue.

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