“Oxio has enabled companies and brands to act as a mobile operator in Mexico,” Julio Gaitan, Oxio Executive Revenue Officer, said. “This is called telco-as-a-service and it benefits these larger companies by offering them a more flexible, custom service at a much cheaper cost.” Network companies in Latin America have an established infrastructure, Gaitan said. Oxio has an API that allows this multi-network technology to work off existing infrastructure making it less expensive and more customizable at the same time. “The sales force out in the field, the IoT between trucks, and fleet management solutions in all these large companies have received the same service for many years,” Gaitan said. “For the same product that has been widely used for many years, […]
Oxio Mobil Corp’s telco-as-a-service introduces Mexico to more personalized and adaptive service
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