Tata Communications and Cisco Partner for Next-Gen IoT Connectivity

September 12, 2025
Tata Communications has announced a strategic collaboration with Cisco to enhance global IoT connectivity through the integration of Tata's MOVE eSIM solution with Cisco's IoT Control Center.

Tata Communications has announced a strategic collaboration with Cisco Systems, Inc. to revolutionize global IoT connectivity. Announced in a press release, the partnership aims to address challenges in managing large fleets of connected devices by integrating Tata's MOVE eSIM solution with Cisco's IoT Control Center.

This integration will enable seamless device activation and management across various SIM providers, networks, and eSIM standards. The collaboration promises to accelerate market entry by providing a unified connectivity experience, offering comprehensive transparency and control over IoT deployments, and reducing integration efforts. With this partnership, businesses can expect enhanced control, flexibility, and efficiency in their connected device ecosystems.

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