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Optus Satellite to Support Remote Worker Solutions with Aeeris Partnership
- Published October 21, 2016 3:57PM UTC
- Publisher Wholesale Investor
- Categories Company Updates
21st October 2016, ARN By Hafizah Osman
Optus Satellite has inked a partnership with ASX-listed company, Aeeris (ASX: AER), to support remote worker solutions such as the tracking of staff and delivery of communications services across Australia.
Specifically, managers will can track remote staff, receive and view check-ins and outs of locations, and be notified of ‘man down’ situations automatically and alert staff as required by either group or location based sending.
This will utilise Optus’ Satellite Services and the Thuraya SatSleeve .
Aeeris is a developer, operator and provider of the Early Warning Network (EWN), which is a multi-channel, Geographic Notification and Information System (GNIS) built to help protect lives, property and business.
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