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Global IP telecommunication service provider SkyVision has announced it has rolled out the first phase of its communications solution project with the Bank of Africa (BOA) in Burkina Faso

The project involved the launch of a full communications solution through the SkyVision VPN service, linking BOA headquarters in Ouagadougou to its branch offices throughout the country, SkyVision said.

According to the company, the combined solution included a Romantis UHP hub and SkyVision VPN, a VSAT-based communications solution that improves network performance and reliability for organisations.

“This project is an important win and an even more important milestone for SkyVision. We welcome the opportunity of a long-term partnership with BOA and highly value our business relationship. We look forward to continue growing our mutual business and offering our solutions to the entire BOA Group,” said SkyVision CEO, Ori Watterman.

For more than a decade, SkyVision has aimed to improve connectivity in remote areas of Africa, by building hubs and PoPs across Africa to provide quality communications to customers nationwide, it said.

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