Satcom Set to Drive India’s IoT Boom, Says GSOA’s Isabelle Mauro

Isabelle Mauro, Director General of the Global Satellite Operators Association, foresees satellite communication powering a new wave of IoT adoption in India—transforming logistics, agriculture, fisheries, and disaster response. With satellite IoT connections projected to reach 41 million globally at a CAGR of 28%, technological advances, reduced launch costs, and fair market entry—including domestic and global players—will unlock connectivity for underserved regions and enterprise verticals.

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Satcom Set to Drive India’s IoT Boom, Says GSOA’s Isabelle Mauro

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