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Mobile satellite broadband system - GCTL was contacted by a Scottish company to arrange communication link between remote oil fields in desert of Middle East and their headquarters. The oil exploitation was to be carried at several different locations where no traditional infrastructure exists... |
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It was later agreed that the company was to be supplied with a mobile-arm satellite communication system installed on the roof of a mobile office, and network was implemented featuring wireless internet access router and IP telephone in the office.
The mobile arm dish is able to locate satellite itself at different locations within 3-5 minutes by pressing a button, and supports broadband with download up to 8Mbps. Internet telephone provides traditional way of communication between the two offices and porting a regional UK number means the calls between the two countries are free. System support is mostly provided over the IP line as well, again at no costs of either phone call to the client or out-of-hours support (different time zones), further cutting down the costs of such data communication solution.
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