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SkyVision Global Networks Ltd announced the launch of its new products and services at the Satcom 2013 exhibition and conference held in Johannesburg, South Africa, from 28-29 May

The IP connectivity provider said that its latest offering, which include SkyVision voice services, mobile satellite services, and managed firewall services, aim to meet the increasing demand for reliable connectivity in the continent.

“Today’s African market presents a clear need for robust and efficient telecommunication services,” stated Doron Ben Sira, CEO of SkyVision.

“We are proud to extend our services offering throughout the continent, and the ability to provide a wide range of enterprise solutions. It’s SkyVision’s experience and expertise in Africa that enables us to deliver reliable and competitively priced connectivity solutions,” he added.

SkyVision offers customers solutions which provide the ability to exchange information between headquarters and remote offices, featuring wide global coverage and seamless network integration, it said.

The company's client base include ISPs, cellular operators, global and local enterprises, government entities and NGOs.

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