[SatNews] Orange Business Services is broadening its satellite service capabilities in the Americas, extending its presence across corporate private networks with increased capacity, new licenses, integrated services and customer implementations in the oil, gas, mining and shipping industries.
In response to market demand, Orange Business Services has recently doubled its satellite capacity in the Americas, both in terms of new satellite space capacity and the addition of two new teleports—one on the West Coast and one on the East Coast of the U.S.—to provide solutions across the entire Americas region. Independent and ubiquitous satellite connections enable enterprises to conduct business in more remote locations and prevent outages via an ultra-secure secondary back-up solution. In addition, Orange received federal maritime licenses for offshore satellite operations in U.S. territorial waters. As a result, Orange can provide services anywhere its clients are operating, across North and South America or surrounding waters.
“The demand for high throughput, satellite bandwidth is sky high right now,” said Alan Gottlieb of the Gottlieb International Group, Inc. “Oil and maritime companies are looking to move entire office functions onto their rigs and leverage video for exploration; satellite is a major enabler for all this. Orange Business Services’ in-house satellite service, on top of its international MPLS backbone, is the type of reliable, comprehensive network that these companies are looking for.”
Offering live telepresence over a satellite connection, Orange Business Services can deliver high-definition video to a broader range of remote regions that were previously unreachable via fixed lines. The service is particularly vital for companies in specific sectors that are exploring highly isolated territories. Workers can use the service to access medical specialists or geology experts that would be too costly or impractical to embed on site. Customers can demo the service at Orange’s recently launched integration and briefing center in Clearwater, Florida, or from any telepresence room in Orange’s global network.
Particularly in the Americas, Orange has experienced an uptick in satellite engagements. Enterprises there are increasingly looking for consistent satellite service to power their business applications anytime, anywhere. Unlike other providers, Orange integrates satellite and terrestrial services for a seamless and secure unified corporate network. Available in more than 180 countries, Business VPN from Orange Business Services is the world’s largest MPLS-based VPN solution. A recent customer win includes a North American mining company that is using the Orange satellite service to interconnect 18 regionally-dispersed mines within a unified worldwide network.
Further information may be found at the company's infosite, located at https://www.orange-business.com/en
