Takeaways

• #Satellitecommunications are essential for remote field teams.
• They provide safety and tracking for workers in isolated areas.
• Disaster preparedness involves proactive planning and communication.
• User-friendly #technology is crucial for effective utilisation.
• Reliable communication impacts day-to-day operations positively.
• Employers show care for employee safety through #satellitetechnology investment.

Summary

In this episode of #TechTransformed, Jonathan Care discusses the importance of satellite communications for field teams. He is joined by Mark O'Connell, EMEA & Asia Pacific General Manager at Globalstar, and Grace Finn, Senior Account Manager at Peoplesafe. Together, they explore how satellite technology enhances safety, disaster preparedness, and operational efficiency for remote, field workers.

We learn the differences between satellite and cell communication. O’Connell emphasises the importance of satellite communication, stating that due to field workers, there is a requirement to not be reliant on cellphone towers.

O’Connell further clarifies that field teams who are working remotely, and are away from terrestrial communications, need access to constant communication.

Finn also expresses the importance of field worker safety, sharing: “If the unforeseen does happen, they’re protected.” She emphasises that organisations should invest in satellite communications to ensure their teams' wellbeing & security.

Tune in to learn the user-friendly aspects of the technology, its features for challenging environments, and the critical role it plays in ensuring reliable communication.

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