Ooredoo Qatar has announced the launch of a new eSIM solution for Internet of Things (IoT) devices, designed to help enterprises simplify device management, enhance security, and scale IoT operations across borders. The solution supports businesses as they increasingly adopt IoT technologies to drive efficiency and digital transformation.
The eSIM offering provides a flexible alternative to traditional SIM cards, enabling QR code-based activation and remote provisioning. By eliminating the need for physical SIM swaps, enterprises can deploy connected devices faster and manage their full lifecycle more efficiently.
Targeted at sectors such as Smart Cities, Transportation and Logistics, Healthcare, Oil and Gas, Manufacturing, and Utilities, the solution delivers global scalability through multi-network access. IoT devices can switch between networks and roam internationally, making the service suitable for high-mobility and cross-border use cases, while also reducing long-term operational costs.
A key feature of Ooredoo’s IoT eSIM is its extensive global reach, allowing a single eSIM to connect to more than 600 networks worldwide. This enables enterprises to deploy IoT devices seamlessly across multiple geographies without changing hardware.
The solution also incorporates robust security protocols aligned with GSMA standards, ensuring secure device authentication and data integrity. To support large-scale deployments, Ooredoo provides a centralised management platform that allows businesses to monitor usage, control subscriptions, and optimise performance across their IoT footprint, backed by dedicated 24/7 enterprise support.
Thani Ali Al-Malki, Chief Business Officer at Ooredoo Qatar, said the new eSIM solution reflects the evolving needs of modern enterprises by reducing complexity, improving security, and enabling greater control over IoT expansion, both locally and internationally.
The launch supports Ooredoo’s broader innovation and digital transformation strategy and reinforces its role in advancing Qatar’s national digital agenda.
