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Home » AT&T Teams with Globecomm for IoT Satellite Connectivity

AT&T Teams with Globecomm for IoT Satellite Connectivity

April 24, 2016
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AT&T is teaming up with Globecomm to launch a new service that allows satellite connectivity to work seamlessly with its cellular network.

The Globecomm satellite connectivity will help businesses connect their IoT assets all over the world.

“We’re offering a one-stop shop for IoT connectivity,” said Mike Troiano, vice president, AT&T IoT Solutions. “Our customers now have a flexible, reliable and highly secure service to monitor their assets nearly anywhere. They don’t have to choose one connectivity solution over the other – they can have the full package.”

“Businesses want more real-time visibility into their assets on a global scale,” said Jon Kirchner, senior vice president, Products and Corporate Strategy, Globecomm.  “We’re working with AT&T to offer seamless connectivity over a single platform. We’re helping businesses collect and analyze critical information wherever their assets are – to generate operational improvements and hard ROI – on land or at sea.”

http://www.att.com/iot

http://www.globecommsystems.com/iot/

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