Smart Network solutions to accelerate your digitalisation
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Hybrid Solutions
We combine and optimise satellite and terrestrial services for a seamlessly integrated and truly global user experience
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Digital Advantage
Remote IT, Cloud access, cyber security, IoT and M2M help transform your business operations and achieve your digitalisation
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Tailored Solutions
Our smart network solution ultimately becomes your single solution with committed SLAs, pro-active support, service managers, on-site field service, etc.
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Future-ready
Our smart network solutions are constantly evolving to grow with your needs and encompass new services and applications as they become available
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Peace of Mind
As a true network integrator, we design, implement and end-to-end manage your solution, giving a seamless user experience and complete peace of mind
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Our solutions
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Enterprise VSATConnect your remote operations with secure and resilient satellite communications
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Maritime VSATOptimise vessel operations with versatile, reliable VSAT from the world’s preferred maritime connectivity provider
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Smart Hybrid NetworksExtend your reach with fully-managed hybrid networks, integrating satellite, fibre, microwave, 4G LTE, etc
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Maritime IoTCentralise and maximise the value of your onboard data with one easy-to-adopt solution
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IT SolutionsSimplify and automate your vessel IT environment, to ensure effective operations and compliance
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Welfare ServicesKeep your crew and remote workers safe, healthy and connected - just like at home
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The Future of Polar Connectivity
Marlink’s latest whitepaper investigates the status and future prospects for satellite capacity and connectivity in the polar regions based on evolving vessel activity, and addresses questions like: How has the pandemic impacted demand for connectivity in the polar regions? What impact is the increasing demand for polar cruises having on bandwidth availability? Will new non-geostationary capacity make possible new levels of connectivity as passenger numbers rise? How can cruise operators and shipping companies operating in these regions best prepare?
