SCSI implemented an I-Direct International Network Hub located out of our Opa-Locka, Florida International Teleport. The I-Direct Network provides connectivity to over 50 IP-based networks.  Thus, enables the customers’ the capability of connecting to the world from remote areas where conventional telecommunications are not available or economically feasible. Most impressive is the Telco-Switch service that employs Tier-1 US carrier class service to the network user.  SCSI’s I-Direct International Network currently covers the Americas, Caribbean, and West Africa with the following Bandwidth Spectrum and Satellites: Ku-Band / AMC-12, C-Band / PAS-1R, & C-Band / SatMex-6.

SCSI was contracted by COTAS, a major Bolivian Telecom company, for turn-key service of implementing a TMDA Mesh Network System and Satellite Bandwidth throughout the country.  Over 15-VSAT site installations coupled with the TDMA System enabled COTAS to inter-connect Bolivia’s major banks and private business with Internet, Secure Data Transfers, Telephone Switching and VoIP capabilities.  Over 12Mb of satellite bandwidth for in-country use and back haul for US Connectivity via SCSI’s 24/7 US Teleport was included as part of the turn-key service. After nearly 10-years, the system is still operational and seamless integrates with latest telecom technology standards of today (2007).  

Engineered/purchased/integrated and installed a two way high speed digital satellite network in Malaysia for Celcom Microwave. This five site network utilizes voice, data and video applications. The Celcom network works in conjunction with cellular telephone technology to establish connectivity between islands.