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Global Choices in IoT: Choosing the Right Cellular Technology for Your Application

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Connor Zazzo Head of Brand Communications at Onomondo

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Connor has spent the past four years at Onomondo working alongside the engineering teams on product strategy, brand strategy, and go-to-market. As Head of Brand Communications, he stays close to the decision this session covers: how companies deploying connected products choose their radio technology, and why. His focus is education, turning complex connectivity trade-offs into clear guidance that helps teams commit to the right technology with confidence.

Neil Rice Business Development Director, Long-Range at Nordic Semiconductor

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Neil Rice is a Business Development Director in Nordic Semiconductor’s Long-Range Product Management group, where he helps shape the company’s strategy for cellular IoT, NTN, DECT NR+, and other long-range connectivity solutions. Neil brings more than 25 years of experience in the semiconductor industry with a focus on embedded systems design and wired and wireless connectivity. Neil holds an MEng in Electronic Engineering from the University of Southampton in the UK, and is based in Dallas, TX.

Global Choices in IoT: Choosing the Right Cellular Technology for Your Application

2G and 3G are sunsetting, NB-IoT is patchy, and 5G keeps you waiting. So what connects your next device? Nordic Semiconductor and Onomondo compare LTE-M and Cat 1bis in real deployments and share a device-first decision framework.

In partnership with Braemac

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The cellular landscape your last product launched into no longer exists. 2G and 3G are being switched off, NB-IoT is slow to roll out in key markets, and 5G SA is arriving slowly. Choosing a radio technology now means choosing what your device can do for 10+ years.

In this session, Nordic Semiconductor and Onomondo put the main options side by side: LTE-M, NB-IoT, Cat 1bis, and 5G eRedCap. You'll get a device-first decision framework, worked examples from water meters to cargo trackers, and an honest look at why so many global deployments are landing on Cat 1bis, plus where LTE-M is still the better answer.

We'll also cover what changes at scale: SIM technologies from eUICC to SoftSIM, roaming, and keeping devices debuggable in the field.