Able Device

Able Device announced an evolution of its SIMbae technology, introducing AI-driven connectivity execution within the SIM/eSIM secure element.

The page lists an article about SIMbae 3.2, which enables enterprises to create custom SIM applets for IoT, and an article about Able Device receiving a 2023 Private Wireless Network Innovation Award.

Roger Dewey describes how the telecom industry’s focus has shifted from 3G, 4G, and 5G to 6G, with future networks envisioned as increasingly intelligent.

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Bob Gessel has over 35 years of experience in telecom, communications, and software. He is Managing Partner at Endeavorpoint Consulting, specializing in technology strategy, business development, and go-to-market consulting.

Ric has more than 30 years of experience in executive leadership and business development in the international wireless telecommunications industry. Recent consulting projects include IoT go-to-market planning and strategies for Tech Mahindra (India) and AT&T Mexico.

Roger Dewey founded Able Device in early 2010 and is its CEO. Roger Dewey returned to Able Device in December 2014.

Ryan Rangel is CTO at Able Device and leads the development team, manages product deliveries, supports customer opportunities, and works with the Chief Architect on new innovations.

Able Device is a software company focused on the identity layer of telecom architecture. Its SIMbae technology is a software-based SIM applet deployed within the SIM/eSIM secure element for connectivity, security, and automation policies.

SIMbae is a remotely configurable SIM applet that runs inside SIM/eSIM/eUICC and provides an execution layer for devices. It uses real-world observation at the identity layer and works with or without AI.

Able Device operates the abledevice.com website. Its privacy policy describes how the service collects, uses, and discloses personal data and outlines related choices.