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Skyvision launches new corporate services and local hubin DRC

SkyVision Global Networks Ltd., a leading global provider of IP connectivity over satellite and fiber optic systems, recently announced the expansion of their new corporate solutions in DRC.

The company’s recently established local hub is the first of its kind in Kinshasa, DRC. “Our local hub marks the importance of the Congolese corporate and government market sectors to SkyVision and enables us to provide suitable solutions to meet their specific requirements, such as the SkyVision VPN and SkyVision Private Network solutions” said SkyVision CEO, Mr. Doron Ben Sira. SkyVision’s corporate solutions allow local and global organizations located in DRC to connect their WAN sites, making it possible to share information and collaborate efficiently via voice and data applications.

Being a huge country, with population scattered all over the territory, DRC is considered to be a strategic market for SkyVision due to its huge growth potential. SkyVision continually expands its service offering in DRC to meet the country’s growing demand.

Remote DRC

This enables SkyVision to provide quality services to the most remote areas in DRC and contribute to the development of the country. SkyVision’s local hub provides low-latency, single-hop solutions that connect corporate headquarters to remotes sites via a terrestrial link, thus ensuring optimal function of enterprise applications.

SkyVision’s corporate solutions, supported by the company’s attentive local presence, offer customers scalable solutions that easily keep pace with network growth. In addition, all SkyVision’s satellite-based services are tailored to customer requirements and are easily integrated into terrestrial and wireless communication networks to enable hybrid solutions.

“SkyVision’s corporate solutions in DRC join the world-class internet connectivity services that we have already been reliably providing in DRC for the past 5 years,” said Mr. Ben Sira. “SkyVision understands the Congolese market, based on our experience with the various connectivity services we have been providing to major ISPs and cellular operators. Our goal is to always provide our customers with the solutions they need for the best prices.”

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