| Arm Pelion Connectivity Management 2.0
| Providing an advanced automation engine for IoT expansion
Automatically manage millions of devices

The scale of IoT device management automation is growing larger.

Arm announced on the 2nd Pelion Connectivity Management 2.0, which supports IoT expansion through automation.

With the spread of digital transformation, automation has emerged as a key driver for increased productivity, reduced costs, and the creation of new opportunities. However, from an IoT perspective, current manual processes cannot meet the demands of a world where billions to trillions of devices are connected and managed.

Mobile carriers have consistently emphasized that automation is a key factor in removing connectivity barriers necessary for IoT expansion. Reflecting these opinions, Arm introduced Pelion Connectivity Management 2.0, featuring a new advanced automation engine.

Mobile carriers are already experiencing the simplicity of a single platform for managing IoT connectivity across the entire device lifecycle provided by Pelion Connectivity Management.

With the newly released Pelion Connectivity Management 2.0, mobile carriers can expect to generate additional revenue by providing enterprise customers with the ability to automatically configure IoT devices.

These new automation features significantly enhance the reliability of IoT services, speed, and connectivity that mobile carriers provide to customers. This improves features such as the provisioning of new devices and the ability to ensure monthly fees do not exceed a set range.

The automation features currently available in Pelion Connectivity Management 2.0 are as follows.

First, it generates rules triggered by events occurring in the physical environment using real-time data triggers. Next is seamless eSIM provisioning management. When a device moves to a different country, the automation engine ensures appropriate services and commercial settings. Finally, there is business process automation. This reduces operating costs during IoT deployment and increases profitability for mobile carriers providing IoT services.

These new automation features directly reflect the requirements of mobile operators. They also served as a factor in facilitating the new collaboration between NOS, Portugal's largest telecommunications and entertainment group, and Arm.

NOS plans to monetize IoT connectivity using Pelion Connectivity Management 2.0 and expand its services beyond Portugal. NOS believed that the ability to seamlessly integrate new automation engines and services into existing networks and systems would create immediate value.

NOS plans to migrate its entire IoT subscriber base to Pelion Connectivity Management 2.0 to analyze network performance and device authorization settings, and automate processes and settings based on a certain amount of data usage or specific time periods.

In addition to providing new automation capabilities for mobile operators, Arm is the first among virtual mobile operators (MVNOs) to directly provide automation engines to global companies.

The new automation engine feature is built into Pelion Connectivity Management 2.0. Mobile carriers worldwide can use the feature immediately. Enterprise customers can access the beta version of the feature.

Nigel Chadwick, Vice President and General Manager of Arm Pelion Connectivity Management, said, “Arm can provide significant assistance in overcoming the challenges companies face in scaling IoT projects from a pilot level to a global scale.”

"He continued, 'As IoT expands to thousands of devices, diverse countries, and different mobile networks, it becomes impossible for companies to manually manage every single device.' Pelion Connectivity Management resolves these management challenges by providing significant automation through a single pane of glass."