Telecom Operators

Complete Industrial IoT Stack
Under One Operator Bill

ROSSMA + du / Etisalat / STC / Orange = turnkey industrial IoT solution. Operators get a certified device catalog and white-label ROSSMA IIOT-NETS platform. Clients get one contract, one invoice, one point of responsibility

NB-IoT / LTE / LoRaWAN White-Label Single Invoice ATEX / IECEx OPEX Model
Production-ready device catalog
10,000+ devices in industrial operation
White-label ROSSMA IIOT-NETS platform
10,000+
Devices in industrial operation
12
Oil & gas companies as clients
10years
In the industrial IoT market
6countries
Delivery geography

Challenges Telecom Operators Face in IoT

Common obstacles when selling IoT solutions to enterprise clients

Fragmented device ecosystem

A complete IoT solution requires 5+ vendors: pressure, temperature, gas analysis, flow, vibration sensors. Each with its own protocol, platform, and support. Operators spend months on integration instead of selling.

No revenue beyond connectivity

A single IoT SIM card generates minimal revenue for an operator. Without a complete offering — hardware + platform + support — IoT divisions struggle to reach profitability. You need a full stack, not just connectivity.

No proven industrial cases

Enterprise clients ask: "Show me where this works in my industry." Without proven deployments of 10,000+ devices, operators lose deals to system integrators. ROSSMA has these cases ready.

Incompatible with industrial DCS

Oil & gas, chemicals, and power generation run on SCADA and DCS (HART, MODBUS, OPC UA). Consumer IoT devices cannot speak industrial protocols. ROSSMA devices do — natively.

Hidden integration costs

Each pilot project takes 2–4 months of development, with 50%+ margin consumed by integrators. ROSSMA is plug & play: from NDA to working pilot in 4–6 weeks.

Chinese low-cost competition

Cheap sensors attract on price but lack ATEX certification, industrial temperature range (−55 °C), and local support. Result: warranty claims, downtime, lost customers.

What ROSSMA Offers Operators

Six reasons to add ROSSMA to your IoT catalog

Modular hardware portfolio

Pressure (P-METER), temperature (1-Wire Ex), gas analysis (Gas Analyzer), flow (Pulse Ex), MODBUS integration — operators mix and match devices per project. No overpaying for unused features.

Universal connectivity

LoRaWAN, NB-IoT, LTE, 868 MHz Mesh — all standards in one ecosystem. Devices work with any cellular network. Operators sell SIM + hardware + platform in one bundle.

White-Label ROSSMA IIOT-NETS

ROSSMA IIOT-NETS cloud platform is fully rebrandable: logo, colors, domain, email notifications. Clients see "du Smart Industry" or "STC IoT Hub" — not ROSSMA.

ATEX / IECEx certified

Certification for explosive zones 0, 1, 2. Without this, you cannot sell to oil & gas, chemicals, mining — which represents 70% of the industrial IoT market. Chinese competitors lack ATEX.

10 years + 10,000 devices

ROSSMA has been operating since 2016. LUKOIL, Gazprom Neft, Tatneft, Irkutsk Oil — 12+ companies, 10,000+ devices in production. This is not a startup — it is a proven solution.

Partnership business model

Operators earn on hardware, platform, and connectivity simultaneously. Clients get a single invoice, one contract, and unified support. Partnership terms are discussed individually.

Joint Solution Architecture

The operator provides connectivity and billing, ROSSMA provides hardware and platform

Pilot Scenarios

Three partnership launch models across different markets

Oil Well Monitoring — NB-IoT (CIS)

Well pad in Western Siberia. 8 wells, 30 monitoring points: pressure, temperature, gas analysis. ROSSMA devices → NB-IoT → ROSSMA IIOT-NETS (white-label). Launch time: 4–6 weeks. Client ROI: 12 months.

District Heating — LTE (Europe)

CHP plants and heating substations. ROSSMA Mesh network in basements (no cellular coverage) + LTE backup. White-label platform. Savings on manual inspections: $6K/year per facility.

Water Utility — NB-IoT (Middle East)

Pressure and flow monitoring in water distribution network. 100+ P-METER and Pulse Ex sensors → du/Etisalat NB-IoT → ROSSMA IIOT-NETS. Real-time leak detection, 12% reduction in water losses.

Economics: IoT via Operator

One contract instead of dozens of vendors. Comparing IoT deployment approaches

1
Contract instead of 5+ vendors
4–6
Weeks from NDA to working pilot
$0/mo
IIOT-NETS platform subscription fee
Parameter Self-deployment Via Operator + ROSSMA
Number of contracts 5–7 (sensors, connectivity, platform, integrator) 1 contract with operator
Pilot launch time 4–6 months 4–6 weeks
DCS compatibility Depends on integrator Modbus RTU/TCP, OPC UA, MQTT — native
Technical support Different SLAs per vendor Single support line, 4-hour SLA
Scaling Re-integration needed when changing hardware Modular ecosystem — just add devices

Companies Already Using ROSSMA

LUKOIL — 5,000+ devices, Komi Republic, Perm Region
Gazprom Neft — well pad monitoring in Western Siberia
Tatneft — "Digital Oilfield" program
Irkutsk Oil Company — 1,000+ switching devices
UzbekNefteGaz — export project in Uzbekistan
BelarusNeft — export project in Belarus

Questions from Operators

How long does compatibility certification take?
2–3 months from NDA to certified solution. Includes NB-IoT/LTE lab tests, field validation with 5–10 devices, and documentation for the operator catalog.
Can the platform be white-labeled?
Yes. ROSSMA IIOT-NETS is fully rebrandable: logo, color scheme, domain (iot.operator.com), email notifications, mobile app. Clients see only the operator brand.
What is the minimum volume for a pilot?
A pilot can start with just 5–10 devices at a single site. This is enough for a full client demo: data collection, ROSSMA IIOT-NETS platform, alarms, reports. Scaling is done in stages.
What is the support model?
L1 — operator (billing, SIM, onboarding). L2 — ROSSMA (technical maintenance, firmware updates, warranty replacements). SLA: 4-hour response, 24-hour resolution.
Do devices integrate with operator IoT Hubs?
Yes. ROSSMA supports MQTT, REST API, MODBUS TCP, OPC UA. Data can be routed to ROSSMA IIOT-NETS and/or to the operator IoT platform simultaneously.
When can we start a pilot?
Immediately after NDA signing. Typical timeline: 2 weeks — setup and configuration, 4 weeks — field testing, 2 weeks — report and documentation. Total: 8 weeks to a proven case study.

Discuss the Partnership Program

We will demonstrate the white-label platform, select equipment, and launch a pilot project for your region. du, Etisalat, STC, Orange — we are ready to collaborate

Office

9D Chkalova St., office 320, 322 Perm, Perm Krai Russia, 614064

Manufacturing

9 Chkalova St., building 3 Perm, Perm Krai Russia, 614064

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