Verizon Business Wireless —
5G, IoT & Enterprise Mobility

Verizon Business Wireless offers 5G and LTE business mobile plans, mobile device management (MDM), IoT connectivity, mobile security, and fleet and field mobility solutions. These services are built on Verizon's nationwide network — the largest in the US — covering over 99% of the US population. Business wireless plans include shared data options, unlimited plans optimized for mobile workforces, and specialized plans for IoT and connected device fleets. Verizon also provides enterprise mobility management integrations with platforms like VMware Workspace ONE and Microsoft Intune.

Verizon 5G for business delivers three primary benefits: ultra-low latency for real-time applications, significantly higher throughput for bandwidth-intensive workflows, and network slicing capabilities for enterprise-grade QoS. 5G Ultra Wideband (mmWave) provides dense indoor and outdoor coverage in urban environments, supporting use cases like private 5G networks for manufacturing, warehousing, and campus environments. Nationwide 5G (C-band and low-band) provides broad coverage for field mobility and mobile workforce deployments. For enterprise customers, 5G enables advanced IoT, AR/VR applications, and edge computing at scale.

Verizon offers mobile device management through its own platform and partnerships with leading MDM vendors including VMware Workspace ONE, Microsoft Intune, and JAMF. MDM capabilities include remote device enrollment, policy enforcement, app management, remote wipe, and compliance monitoring across iOS, Android, and Windows devices. Verizon Business provides procurement, provisioning, and device lifecycle management services alongside MDM — making it a single-source option for enterprises that want wireless service, devices, and management from one vendor relationship.

Verizon Business IoT connectivity covers a broad range of connected device use cases including fleet tracking, asset monitoring, smart meters, connected kiosks, industrial sensors, and agricultural IoT. Connectivity options include 4G LTE, 5G, LTE-M, and NB-IoT — supporting low-power devices that need years of battery life alongside high-throughput devices requiring real-time data. Verizon ThingSpace is the IoT management platform for provisioning, monitoring, and managing IoT device pools at scale. For fleet specifically, Verizon Connect delivers GPS tracking, driver behavior monitoring, and dispatch optimization.

Verizon Business mobile security includes network-level threat protection, mobile endpoint security integrations, and SASE capabilities. Network-level security filters malicious traffic before it reaches devices. Mobile Secure is Verizon's managed mobile security offering — providing threat detection, secure web gateway, and policy enforcement for business mobile fleets. Verizon also integrates with major endpoint protection vendors and supports zero trust network access (ZTNA) for secure remote access from mobile devices. For enterprises with compliance requirements, Verizon's security capabilities support frameworks including HIPAA, FedRAMP, and NIST.

No. Your contract is directly with Verizon — Fibi is not a party to it. Fibi compares Verizon Business Wireless against competing carriers including T-Mobile Business and AT&T Business to identify the best fit for your specific user count, device mix, coverage requirements, and IoT needs. Fibi's advisory is funded by a commission from the carrier's existing sales budget — there is no additional cost to you. For multi-location enterprise wireless deployments, Fibi's ability to benchmark Verizon pricing against competitive offers creates negotiating leverage that direct customers often cannot access on their own.