Unable to connect to the Internet to access your business applications due to lack of coverage? Fear of unsecured public Wi-Fi networks or exorbitant roaming bills? In the field and abroad, mobile employees are often faced with these inconveniences, which limit their productivity when travelling and expose companies to the risk of cyber attacks. This concern is compounded by the often excessive roaming charges levied by traditional mobile operators for connections outside the European Union.
These are just some of the problems that the French alternative operator Transatel intends to remedy with its new offer Ubigi for Business. This international 4G-5G connectivity solution now enables businesses to connect their mobile terminals (smartphones, tablets, PCs or SIM- or eSIM-compatible rugged terminals) securely anywhere in France and around the world. Fleet managers can easily activate or deactivate services remotely, subscribe to data packages by country or geographical zone, and then monitor usage from a centralised web interface.
"Ubigi for Business responds to the business challenges faced by companies whose sales, technical or management staff travel to other regions or abroad, and who wish to control their connectivity costs while securing access to sensitive data".says Marie-Julie Le Guen, Ubigi Marketing Director.
Thanks to agreements negotiated with more than 230 operators worldwide, Ubigi for Business offers companies international mobile data packages in over 200 destinations at rates close to those charged by local operators, without having to change SIM cards. Recently unveiled at the Mobility for Business trade show, this innovative solution is the business equivalent of the Ubigi eSIM dedicated to mobile workers and international travellers. Launched by Transatel in 2018, Ubigi eSIM has already been acclaimed by its users (with a rating of 4.4 on Trustpilot) and was elected best mobile virtual network operator (MVNO) 2023 by Mobile Europe magazine in the consumer category.
With the rapid rollout of 5G, cellular connectivity is becoming more and more important. a real alternative to Wi-Fi. Speeds are now fluid enough to work remotely or take part in a videoconference. An alternative that is all the more secure because the risks of cyber-attack from a mobile operator are infinitely lower than those from public Wi-Fi.
La cyber security is still a major concern for companies, as their mobile employees need to be able to access business applications and data from their business or personal mobile devices while away from the office. According to one study, one traveller in four has fallen victim to hacking while using a mobile network. Unsecured public Wi-FiAt the airport, train station or hotel when travelling.
" Transatel has its own telecoms infrastructure and 3G, 4G and now 5G network access agreements negotiated directly with many national operators. This enables us to meet the coverage, cost and cybersecurity requirements of our business customers around the world.adds Jacques Bonifay, CEO and co-founder of incumbent cross-border mobile operator Transatel, which operates in both telephony and the Internet of Things for industrial customers such as Airbus, Stellantis and Worldline.
" Ubigi for Business has already won over the purchasing departments and IT departments of major companies, airlines and NGOs whose teams operate in the field all over the world. In some cases, savings can be as much as 90% of their roaming billsmaking Ubigi a genuine partner in their international mobility".concludes Marie-Julie Le Guen, who invites all businesses to discover this new way of thinking about professional connectivity.
To test Ubigi for Business, go to https://cellulardata.ubigi.com/fr/pro/solution-pour-entreprises/
