
![]() StaticA static satellite solution can be used in a number of scenarios: Primary internet link when ADSL is unavailable
Secondary internet link in case the primary link fails
Rapid deployment
MobileHere are a few typical applications for Mobile Satellite Broadband At POINT systems we have a range of experience in delivering these solutions, so please call us if you would like to discuss any of these applications in more detail Mobile office for Housing Association
Mobile libraries
IT in the community
Emergency servicesThe Emergency Services have many uses for internet access from a vehicle including:
UtilitiesUtility companies have two main requirements for mobile satellite broadband:
POINT systems have worked with a major utility company in both of the above areas.What do I do next?Call us on 01625-531-851 or you can contact us by mail here..>> |
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