SkyVision Global Networks Ltd., a leading global communications solutions provider, announced the launch of its end to end solutions specifically suited for the mining industry. The solutions were showcased at the Mining INDABA Conference & Exposition – Booth# 4504, taking place at the Cape Town International Convention Centre, Feb. 3-6, 2014. These solutions are offered over a wide range of connectivity platforms including: satellite/hybrid networks, portable satellite phones and data terminals, WiFi distribution and wireless connectivity solutions.

Today, as more and more mining industry leaders around the globe realize that reliable connectivity is critical to their business, there is an immediate need to provide efficient and reliable communications for on the field operations, and between remote branch offices. With safety as the industry’s #1 priority, SkyVision realizes that consistent, real-time information flow in routine or emergency situations is the key to ensuring smooth, seamless operations. SkyVision also provides a wide range of solutions for the miner’s welfare, meeting customer and safety requirements.

Mining INDABA is the ideal platform for SkyVision to network and present its solutions into the fast-growing mining industry, particularly in Africa, where the company has a broad customer base and strong local presence. This is the result of a comprehensive network of local partners and representatives, and SkyVision offices in Nigeria, Cameroon, South Africa, Senegal, Guinea, Morocco, Uganda and Burkina Faso, coupled with the company’s hubs and PoPs situated across Africa, providing seamless VSAT and fiber connectivity to customers requiring communications to Africa and within Africa.

“SkyVision has been serving the mining industry in Africa for many years now, and offers solutions that meet the entire life cycle of the mining site.” Comments Ofer Farkash, SkyVision Product Manager. “Our portfolio includes solutions which range from telecommunication solutions suited specifically for small exploration expeditions up to the entire communication requirements of mining sites hosting thousands of miners and contractors involved in diverse operations.” Continued Mr. Farkash