Not a classic endpoint
Many devices do not allow a Client Connector or are operated by third parties.
For logistics, field service, charging infrastructure, kiosks, POS and industry, SourcingBlox develops a suitable cellular, device and access approach – from the use case to the pilot.

SIMs, APNs, private networks, carriers, firewalls and device profiles are growing into special solutions that are difficult to control. At the same time, access must remain limited and traceable.
Many devices do not allow a Client Connector or are operated by third parties.
Carrier, SIM/eSIM, device provider, network and security share the service.
A compromised device should not automatically be able to reach an entire network.
A use case works, but provisioning, operation, and disruption path are not standardized.
We start with a clearly defined device type, map data paths and responsibilities and create a scalable operating model from it.
Organize devices, data destinations, cellular, identity, segmentation, and availability.
Test a representative use case with clear success criteria and a fallback option.
Design provisioning, policy, monitoring, incident and lifecycle as a service.
You get comprehensible results, clear responsibilities and the next steps that fit your environment.
Define the objective, stakeholders, portfolio and decision-making framework.
Validate primary sources, platform scope, and open assumptions.
Architecture, operations, RACI, risks and measurement points.
Define limited next step with acceptance and fallback option.
No. Mobile, agentless or limited manageable devices in particular require alternative identity, connectivity and policy approaches.
Possible fields of application include logistics, field service, charging infrastructure, kiosks, POS and selected industrial or IoT scenarios. The suitability is tested for each device and data path.
They are part of the end-to-end service. Provisioning, APN or cellular path, responsibilities, support, and lifecycle must be aligned with security and operations.
One type of device, few allowed targets, and clear measurement points for connection, policy, latency, telemetry, interference, and fallback option make for a resilient start.
Not automatically. Local zones, safety requirements, equipment safety and industrial communication may require additional protective measures.
Based on a confirmed scope of service, provisioning, policy, monitoring, incident process and lifecycle can be transferred to a managed operations model.
We review your current situation, target architecture and the most sensible next step for your environment.