The term telemedicine is increasingly appearing in our environment and in the media. This new opportunity to provide medical care to people virtually anywhere in the world is a groundbreaking achievement. A simple infection such as the malaria virus could in the worst case be fatal to the patient if this infection occurred in an area without adequate medical infrastructure and there was no way to transport the patient to a nearby hospital. With telemedicine, cases like this one will soon be a thing of the past. By combining state-of-the-art satellite connectivity with information communication technologies (ITCs), patients can be remotely diagnosed by experts, providing necessary and helpful information in an emergency from anywhere in the world, and helping doctors and nurses even in the most remote locations through online courses and video chats to be trained.

Our company has technicians all over the world, especially in Africa and the Middle East, who can quickly and easily set up a VSAT (very small aperture terminal) base station, which can provide telephone and internet connectivity via satellite from almost any location our world allows. We can provide sufficient long-term and short-term bandwidth to help relief organizations, doctors and hospitals gain access to life-saving information and medical support.