By Deepika MalaElite Communications is a provider of full-service telecommunications solutions, with a strong reputation in the energy market.
Recently, the firm announced that it has picked Emerging Markets Communications (News - Alert) as its satellite connectivity provider for its oil and gas customers based in North America.
Emerging Markets Communications is a global satellite and terrestrial communications company. Its proven experience in delivering reliable connectivity to the oil and gas industry played a major role in its selection by Elite Communications.
Officials said that EMC (News
- Alert) will deliver a satellite virtual network operator solution that includes bandwidth capacity, implementation, 24/7 support from the Global Operations Center, and on-demand scalability for growth.
The connectivity solution of EMC will also offer increased reliability and flexibility for Elite's customers in the Gulf of Mexico and throughout North America, onshore in more than 100 sites.
Trey Duplechin, general manager of Elite Communications, said, "Our relationship with EMC goes beyond the VNO solution for North America by providing access to EMC's global infrastructure, capacity, field support locations and teleports. For our customers, this results in faster scalability and more connectivity options."
Additionally, EMC's virtual network operator solution will deliver internet access for Elite's existing and future customers in the Gulf of Mexico and North America.
The solution uses Elite's current hardware, which needs minimal up-front capital costs; a quickly-deployed implementation, immediate availability of on-demand satellite capacity and the teleport link.
"Elite Communications has a strong reputation in the energy market and we are excited to bring on their customers onto our global networks," said Jesus Barber, SVP of maritime, oil and gas for Emerging Markets Communications. "The steady demand for satellite connectivity in the Gulf of Mexico and North America aligns with our investments in communications infrastructure, including teleports, and satellite capacity."