SkyVision Global Networks Ltd.,
a leading global communication provider, today proudly announced that
the company has been nominated for three prestigious AfricaCom 2014
Awards. SkyVision’s nominations are in the following categories: Best
Connectivity Solutions for Africa, for SkyVision’s Hybrid Satellite and
Terrestrial Network Solutions; Changing Lives Award, for their support
of Ghana’s Crossover Academy and VSAT Innovation for Africa, for the
SkyVision Active Series.
The
AfricaCom Awards, the digital industry’s celebration and recognition of
world leaders in digital technology, ICT, telecom and media across
Africa, will take place on November 12, 2014 in Cape Town, as part of
the AfricaCom 2014 Conference. SkyVision are both exhibitors and
sponsors of this landmark industry event. For more information on the
show visit: http://www.africacomawards.com . To meet SkyVision or for queries contact: irist@skyvision.net
As
a leading service provider in Africa, SkyVision provides viable
solutions that help African companies, organizations and service
providers to increase their productivity and profitability, and the
level of service they provide to their customers. SkyVision’s noted
success in Africa is the result of its a widespread network of local
partners and representatives and SkyVision offices in Senegal, Burkina
Faso, Guinea Conakry, Nigeria, Cameroon and South Africa. For well over
a decade, SkyVision has focused on enhancing connectivity in rural
Africa, with the establishment of hubs and PoPs across the continent to
deliver quality and last mile communications to customers nationwide.
“SkyVision
has witnessed the immense growth of Africa’s telecom market and we are
honored to have been chosen amongst our peers for these three esteemed
awards,” said Ori Watermann, SkyVision CEO. “SkyVision continues to be
an integral part of the ICT boom in Africa as we strongly support
leading industries and organizations’ communications platforms. We are
equally proud to have donated our services to rural academic
institutions so desperately in need of viable communications networks.
Contributing to educating Africa’s schoolchildren, helps build the
foundation of Africa’s future.”
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