Expedition Communications Launches Connected360
A connected suite of products & services tailored for First Responders This press release was originally posted on APNews. Check…
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Expedition Communications Acquires MobilSat
Strengthens Market Position and Rapidly Expands End-to-End Telecom Solutions [Carlsbad, CA – September 8, 2021] Expedition Communications, an end-to-end systems…
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November commercial satellite installations are off to a great start with this VSAT antenna project operating on Kuband. These stunning…
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4 Tips to Improve Business Communications Systems
The 2020 hurricane season in Puerto Rico and the Caribbean has been active. This is important for professionals and business owners…
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Strategic Partnerships Help Puerto Rican Businesses
Expedition Communications and Viasat help Puerto Rican businesses fine-tune their business continuity plan during hurricane season and beyond. Although Expedition…
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Rapid Deploy Satellite Systems
Expedition Communications Enables Rapid Deployable Systems for First Responders, Public Safety Centers, and Critical Business Entities COVID-19 Needs and…
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Business Continuity Plan Installation
Business Continuity Plan – Installation at Avara March 3rd, 2020, Arecibo, Puerto Rico – Avara, a well-established pharmaceutical…
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Business Continuity – Satellite as a Diverse Backup Internet Solution
February 11th, 2020 was a day filled with collaboration as Expedition Communications and fellow telecom leaders gathered at the…
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CTO Jerry Creekbaum Speaks on Business Continuity
The Caribbean is constantly faced with natural destructive forces. All one has to do is think about the recent effects…
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Unmet Internet Connectivity Need in Puerto Rico Shelters Solved by Expedition Communications
[SAN JUAN, PUERTO RICO, Jan. 13] – Expedition Communications has donated time, equipment & service to give stranded earthquake refugees immediate emergency access to free Wi-Fi. Hundreds of refugees have been instantly connected to the internet in three southern Puerto Rico shelters.
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