The IsatPhone Link service will go live June 30 with voice capabilities, email, low-speed data and support for both single and multi-user capability in a fixed installation for global customers.

Inmarsat said it is targeting the new service at sectors that typically operate in remote areas not served by terrestrial networks — oil and gas, mining, construction, utilities and NGO aid organizations. 

   “IsatPhone Link brings all the benefits of IsatPhone Pro into a fixed environment, and this opens up new opportunities for remote users and field workers. Many of these businesses will not have had access to a service like this before. With a global capability, we expect to see this deployed in a wide variety of industry sectors and environments,” Inmarsat Director of Land Services Drew Brandy said in a statement.