Satellite communications - changing the way
people work in remote and difficult areas of the globe

Satellite phones have become a vital communications tool for those working in remote areas of the world. They have also become important in locations where the local telecom provides a poor quality infrastructure and is therefore unreliable.

For remote communities satellite phones solve the problem of connecting to the national and international landline network.

Operations such as oil and mining exploration and extraction, in difficult remote terrain and offshore, benefit from the satellite telephone, which provides them with the ideal business solution.

For security services, search and rescue, as well as aid agencies, NGO's, UN humanitarian operations and News reporters, satellite connections have made a huge difference by providing voice, fax and data services across the world from virtually anywhere in the world. That means speech, image transmission, Internet connections, file transfers and fax, which are all now possible no matter where you are.