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    Paratus Zambia: a seamless Starlink experience

    Promoted | Paratus Group has embraced the addition of Starlink to its expanding suite of solutions.
    By Paratus Group8 April 2024
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    Following the announcement late last year that the Paratus Group was appointed as an authorised reseller of Starlink business services, Paratus has proactively embraced the addition of Starlink to its suite of solutions, addressing the unique challenges faced by its customers and the market at large.

    The integration of Starlink has been highly successful, particularly for businesses in need of dependable internet connectivity in remote areas.

    Paratus Zambia country manager Marius van Vuuren explains that the news about the Starlink service is very good for businesses that need internet connectivity in remote regions, particularly those that require reliable, high-bandwidth connectivity in areas that are hard to reach.

    We are grateful to the Zambian government for approving the use of Starlink because it is very much needed

    “The response to our Starlink offering has been overwhelmingly positive and, as we analyse the incoming requests, it has become evident to us that, aside from local support, network integration is a key advantage of subscribing to Paratus Zambia’s Starlink service.”

    Paratus Zambia’s differentiator with its Starlink service offering is that it can provide continuous technical support with a ready supply of equipment in Lusaka. This ensures that businesses receive not just connectivity but a fully integrated network solution. The provision of Starlink services by Paratus Zambia also creates a fully holistic approach to connectivity, delivering an end-to-end network solution that is both comprehensive and efficient.

    Starlink has proved to be a gamechanger for customers where other internet solutions are either unattainable or cost prohibitive. It offers an affordable and user-friendly option that delivers high-speed internet connectivity to any location. In some cases, Starlink has been used as a backup service alongside Paratus Zambia’s direct internet solutions.

    Dedicated team

    Van Vuuren adds: “We are grateful to the Zambian government for approving the use of Starlink because it is very much needed in Zambia and aligns with our goal of making reliable connectivity accessible to every person in Zambia.”

    In response to the high interest in the Starlink service, Paratus Zambia has formed a dedicated team to manage enquiries and orders efficiently. As a leading digital services provider in Africa, Paratus has the expertise to deliver the Starlink service to its business customer base. Equipped with skilled and trained engineers, backed by the necessary support structures, Paratus Zambia provides a seamless Starlink experience.

    Various industries, including logistics, manufacturing, hospitality, mining and education, have realised the benefit of using the Starlink business service. Many larger businesses have now also integrated Starlink as a backup solution and are now enjoying improved resilience.

    About Paratus
    Paratus is Africa’s quality network. With an eye on the future, the group’s investment in infrastructure underscores its long-term commitment to transform Africa through exceptional digital infrastructure and customer service. Paratus is managed by a passionate and professional operational team in seven African countries – Angola, Botswana, the DRC, Mozambique, Namibia, South Africa and Zambia.  The business’s extended network provides a satellite connectivity-focused service in over 35 African countries to a magnitude of customer satellite connections across Africa.  This connects African businesses across the continent and delivers end-to-end service excellence. The group’s footprint extends beyond Africa to international points of presence in Europe, the UK and the US.

    Born and bred in Africa, Paratus is thinking big as it grows its footprint to deliver Africa’s quality network.  By understanding the unique opportunities that Africa offers businesses and individuals to break boundaries and to connect without limits, Paratus is committed to raising the bar for providing quality connectivity in Africa.  Connect with Paratus Zambia on Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn or YouTube.

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