SatADSL, a professional satellite VSAT service provider, and Turkmenistan’s national satellite operator, Türkmen hemrasy, have signed a new partnership to deliver SatADSL’s cloud platform to territories in Europe and the Middle East
The agreement will involve SatADSL providing its C-SDP solution, which is a complete OSS/BSS, carrier-grade, a fully redundant platform that allows operators to easily outsource satellite services.
SatADSL will connect to Türkmenistan’s first satellite, the TürkmenÄlem 52°E, and will provide coverage for Europe and the Middle East regions using KU-band transponders, facilitating the penetration of new markets.
Batyr Orazdurdyyev, director of Türkmen hemrasy, said, “Due to the versatile nature of C-SDP, we have successfully agreed on this partnership with SatADSL. By incorporating its voucher-based system and value-added services, we can not only significantly expand our market reach but also offer numerous high-quality services cost-effectively throughout our key region of Europe and the Middle East.
“By integrating SatADSL’s CAPEX-free VNO flex services, our operations are not burdened by uncertain investment costs and unpredictable ROI prospects. It also allows us to guarantee access to reliable and constant connectivity via satellite in a versatile range of areas,” he added.
Caroline De Vos, co-founder and chief operations officer at SatADSL, stated, “By supplying Türkmen hemrasy tailored VSAT data services we are continuing our deployment in hard to reach areas. In the coverage area of TurkmenAlem 52°E satellite, there are some areas where we could increase our presence and build a strong business using our experience and reach more people with our unique service than ever before.”
