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Speedcast International Ltd
Expands Relationship with Royal Caribbean Cruise Lines |
Feb 15, 2018
Speedcast International Limited has extended its relationship with the
largest consumer of satellite bandwidth in the cruise industry, Royal
Caribbean Cruise Lines (RCCL), which will be further increasing the
bandwidth delivered across 37 ships.
"Speedcast has been an integral part of our long-standing efforts to
implement the latest connectivity solutions that allow us to provide
enhanced communications for everyone, from our guests onboard to our
employees onshore," says Guillermo Muniz, Director, Network and
Satellite Engineering at Royal Caribbean. "We are consistently raising
the bar on ship innovation and increasing requirements, and Speedcast is
right there with us, collaborating to make sure that we have the
infrastructure and support to deliver the best experience."
Speedcast's experience with Royal Caribbean dates back to 2006, when the
company installed RCCL's first Ku-Band VSAT antenna onboard a vessel to
satisfy peak seasonal communication demand in the Brazil region. The
Speedcast network now delivers fully managed communications solutions
and value-added services to 37 Royal Caribbean brand ships for shipboard
administration, guest and crew usage. Multiple antennas on each ship
with seamless automatic failover between Ku-Band and C-Band ensures high
availability and Service Level Agreements (SLAs).
"We have a true partnership approach to our relationship with Royal
Caribbean," says PJ Beylier, Speedcast CEO. "As one of the largest
cruise line brands in the world and one of our largest customers, we are
proud that they continue to trust our expertise in designing and
deploying reliable solutions that connect their ships to shore and
provide a premier guest experience onboard. Over the past 11 years, we
have seen tremendous growth in Royal Caribbean's business, and we look
forward to helping them continue to develop their brands as they
introduce new ships and look for innovative ways to enhance guest and
crew experiences."
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