Technology

February 15, 2011

SkyVision launches services for corporate market in Nigeria

Global providers of IP connectivity over satellite and fiber optic systems, SkyVision Global Networks Ltd, last week announced the launch of its new services targeted at the Corporate and Enterprise market in Nigeria.

The company said it was doing so based on its knowledge that the huge expansion of both national and international corporate activity in the country, has positioned Nigeria as a strategic market for its operations.

SkyVision CEO, Mr. Doron Ben Sira, at the launch of services in Lagos, Nigeria, promised that SyyVision would continue to invest considerable resources in developing its corporate network connectivity solutions for this segment, which is showing steady growth.

He said that to meet the ever increasing demand by corporate and enterprise customers in Nigeria, SkyVision established a POP and Teleport in Lagos via submarine cables and powerful satellites to improve their connectivity, globally, regionally and domestically.

SkyVision’s POP is connected to its MPLS backbone network that spans 3 continents and enables connectivity from anywhere in the world to Nigeria using multiple STM-1 cables. The company’s comprehensive suite of fiber-based services includes SkyVision Internet Transit, SkyVision IP-VPN and SkyVision EVPL.

SkyVision has also installed a local hub at its POP to serve enterprise and corporate customers with single hop VSAT VPN connectivity based on SkyVision’s VPN service. SkyVision VPN is a satellite-based virtual private network service that allows organizations to connect their WAN sites, making it possible to share information and collaborate via voice and data applications.

The new local hub in Lagos enables SkyVision to provide low-latency solutions, to connect corporate headquarters to the hub by terrestrial link and thus ensure optimal functionality of enterprise applications.

SkyVision’s new connectivity solutions is said to have the capacity to enable both global and local corporate entities to achieve their business goals by improving interaction with their remote locations, raising productivity levels and reducing operational costs.