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Operators Want More Flexible, Configurable Payloads from Manufacturers
If you could have the ear of the leading satellite manufacturers, what would you say you most want them to focus on over the next few years? Via Satellite posed that question to five satellite operators’
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Technology
Innovations in Satellite Antennas Attracting New Markets & Opportunities
They may not be sexy or anything that consumers pay much attention to, but recent changes to satellite antennas are helping the industry expand its services, lower prices, improve efficiency, and open doors
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HTS: Can They Have a Global Impact?
Since he was in college, David Williams has been studying Africa, specifically its economic evolution. For the past 30 years, he has observed many changes in most of the continent’s 57 countries. As chief
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Connectivity
Hybrid Networks: Commercial Broadcaster’s Play for Regionalized Programming
In nearly every executive briefing that Cisco conducts with its commercial broadcast clients, one question keeps popping up: What is the new role of fiber or terrestrial services? “Categorically, we get a
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WRC-15: Winning the Spectrum War
Attention wireless industry: Find another band. That’s the message the satellite industry has been shouting ever since mobile companies began seeking a global identification of C-band approximately eight
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Government/Military
Under Sequestration: New Rules, Same Game
U.S. government changes its business approach with satcom vendors A dysfunctional U.S. congress, a $16 trillion national debt, and the failure of a Super Committee to reach a budget decision. […]
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Technology
M2M: Evolution of a Billion Dollar Industry
M2M industry booms as companies and consumers demand more real time data. With the industry growing at a rate of billions of dollars, the satellite industry is eager to gain […]
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Connectivity
Cellular Backhaul: Remote Possibilities
Mobile operators use satellite cellular backhaul to extend voice and data services to rural areas. In fact, cellular backhaul is seen as a key growth driver for satellite companies over […]
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Uncategorized
HTS and Modern Business: Benefits and Opportunities
The next time you fill up your car’s tank, don’t be surprised if the gas pump features a video that delivers the news, weather and even a short sales pitch […]
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Technology
All Electric Satellites: Revolution or Evolution?
Jay Gullish, director of Space & Telecommunications at Futron, vividly recalls his reaction last year when Boeing made its groundbreaking announcement about launching two satellites with all-electric propulsion for two […]
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Satellite Succeeding in an IP World
IP rules. That has been the industry’s perception since IP terrestrial technology was introduced almost 40 years ago. Since then, it has become practically ubiquitous. The list of IP-supported products […]
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Connectivity
As Industry Roles Change, Tensions Rise Between Satellite and Teleport Operators
The role of the teleport operator in the satellite eco-system could be changing as satellite operators themselves look to offer services that have traditionally been the preserve of these operators. […]
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Uncategorized
Delays and Dilemmas
As you watch evening news reports from journalists located around the globe, you often can detect a split-second delay before the field reporters respond to questions from the anchors. A […]
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Connectivity
Streaming Media: More Content, No Crashes
Many people talk about streaming content, and almost everyone has used it at one time or another. But not everyone fully understands what streaming technology is or the problems it […]
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Connectivity
Company Intranets: How Satellite Helps Expand Capabilities
Several years ago, Datatel, a provider of information management solutions for colleges and universities in Fairfax, Va., created a satellite-enabled intranet for its workforce. Initially, the technology, which acts as […]
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Connectivity
Training: What Tomorrow’s Trainers Will Be Using
In today’s highly competitive business arena, executive trainers not only are seeking technology that can streamline their training and corporate communications but also advanced network platforms that will enable them […]
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Connectivity
HOME DEPOT: Communicating With Employees While Maintaining Corporate Culture
In 1991, Home Depot was well on its way to conquering the home improvement retail market in the United States. At the time, the retailer was supporting 28,000 employees in […]
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Connectivity
RE/MAX: Training With A Competitive Advantage
Managing a global business is a daunting task, especially for those in charge of corporate training and communications. Making sure all employees, regardless of geographic location, remain up to date […]
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Connectivity
U.S. POSTAL SERVICE: Training Employees And Managing Mail Via Satellite
Glen Hubbel was there from the beginning. As the distance learning coordinator at the National Center for Employee Development (NCED), a national training facility in Norman, OK, he helped launch […]








