SatADSL is offering a hotspot solution with multiple wireless connectivity applications to safari parks in very remote areas. One possible application is Wi-Fi for tourists. Safari parks in Africa often provide accommodation for tourists during safaris. These ‘safari lodges’ are usually located within or near national wildlife reserves and offer activities such as game drives. Different types of lodges are available, from rustic camps to luxury lodges, but the top range lodges are expected to provide Wi-Fi connectivity – even if they are located in remote areas. SatADSL makes wireless network access possible with its Safari Solution. The latest client to choose this solution is Namibia Wildlife Resorts, a company that provides a wide range of accommodation in one of the largest and best-preserved areas of the African savannah, the Etosha National Park, covering nearly 23,000 km² in the north of Namibia. The SatADSL Safari Solution offers visitors of safari parks the possibility to stay connected with the rest of the world. They can, for

Until recently, SatADSL concentrated its efforts on its core business: providing satellite IP connectivity for end users through a network of Internet Service Providers (ISPs). SatADSL can now also offer ISPs and satellite operators a unique service, entirely designed by SatADSL: the Service Delivery Platform. A few months ago, SatADSL launched an online Service Delivery Platform (SDP), specifically designed to respond to market demand. For SatADSL clients requiring customized network solutions, the platform offers two valuable features: a Network Management System (NMS) and a Customer Management Tool (CMT). Network Management System (NMS) The SatADSL NMS makes it possible to manage a VSAT network by implementing activities, methods, and procedures such as network monitoring. To offer its clients the best price, SatADSL is cutting bandwidth into various subscriptions with predefined, standard or value-added services. SatADSL also ensures flawless quality of service and constantly increases the available bandwidth. Prioritization The SatADSL NMS allows optimizing network performance by using traffic prioritization. In a military base, for example, HQ

SatADSL will be present at IBC Amsterdam from 14 to 19 September 2017. This conference is one of the major events of the year for professionals in the broadcast and video technology industry. Amsterdam hosts IBC each September, attracting 55,000 attendees and 1,700 exhibitors from 170 countries. Just like the NAB Show in Las Vegas, IBC brings industry leaders in broadcasting, telecommunications, media, and entertainment together in fifteen halls. This year’s event focuses on how companies are preparing for the future, with particular attention to speed and agility – the two key elements in every forward-thinking strategy. A prestigious line-up of some 400 speakers has been assembled to explore the theme of “Informing the Future”. SatADSL will take part in this event for the first time. If you are a satellite operator or an Internet service provider, we will be happy to meet you at stand “9.LP13” in Hall 9. Michel Dothey, our Chief Commercial Officer, Fulvio Sansone, our Chief Technology Officer, and Caroline De Vos,

The SatADSL Technical Support team is first in line to help clients with any issue they may be having – whether they need assistance with installing equipment or guidance using SatADSL services. The SatADSL Technical Support team not only follows up on technical questions but also acts as a relay for other SatADSL departments. Flexibility and responsiveness are the keywords of Pedro, Luis, and Nestor. Highly Qualified Professionals The SatADSL Technical Support team consists of professionals whose training and experience are valuable assets for our clients. Pedro Teodosio, Luis Viseu, and Nestor Mfuambe combine their talents and manage any situation. After obtaining a degree in geography from the University of Coimbra, Pedro works in the Department of Geography of the same university as a statistician and computer scientist. He is also teaching geography and informatics when he moves to Belgium in 2007 to join AT&T as a telecom network analyst. Pedro joins SatADSL in 2013 and speaks English, French, and Spanish, besides his native Portuguese.

Since August 2017, SatADSL is a member of the Global VSAT Forum, also known as GVF. Launched twenty years ago, this association is providing essential assistance to the global satellite communications industry. The GVF establishes tools and acts as the representative of satellite communications companies. Headquartered in London, the GVF is an independent, non-partisan and non-profit organization with 200+ members from every major region of the world and representing every sector of the satellite industry: fixed and mobile satellite operators, satellite network operators, satellite earth station manufacturers, system integrators, service providers such as SatADSL, telecom carriers, consultants, law firms, and users. The association delivers a practical platform for organizations around the world. This online tool is dedicated to satellite regulatory issues and professional training in VSAT technologies. To this day, the training and certification program has enrolled more than 13,000 professionals, essentially VSAT terminal installers and operators. The program equips them with skills that are difficult to acquire elsewhere. In addition to promoting VSAT technologies, the

Since July 2017, SatADSL is a member of the Association for International Broadcasting (AIB). This membership recognizes the efforts of our team and offers new opportunities to develop our business. The AIB is a not-for-profit organization, with headquarters in the United Kingdom. It represents and supports international television & radio broadcasters and online broadcasters. Established in 1993, the AIB has grown to become a global organization with members from all continents.   The AIB provides its members not only with very valuable information on the market, but also with lobbying, networking, and marketing support. It is the publisher of The Channel, a magazine with a regular subscriber base of more than 7,000 senior executives in broadcasting and electronic media organizations in over 120 countries. The organization also produces regular electronic newsletters that reach the desktops of more than 27,000 people worldwide and has an immense database about broadcasting and electronic media covering territories throughout the world.   Finally, the AIB organizes an annual festival that

On June 28 June, SatADSL won first prize at the Brussels Best Exporters 2017. Presented by the Brussels public authorities, this award recognizes the work of SatADSL as a provider of satellite communication services – even in the most remote and rural areas. This edition is already the fourth of the Brussels Best Exporters, organized by Brussels Invest & Export, the foreign trade and foreign investment department of the Brussels Region Public Service (BRPS). The goal is to reward and promote the most remarkable Brussels achievements abroad. The presentation evening of this fourth edition took place at the Brussels Centre for Fine Arts (Bozar) on June 28, in the presence of Cécile Jodogne, the Brussels State Secretary for Foreign Trade, and the entire international economic and trade attaché network of Brussels Invest & Export. SatADSL was one of six nominated enterprises on 32 candidates and took the top step of the podium in the services category. On behalf of all employees of SatADSL, Thierry Eltges,