Customer Stories
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Nebraska Educational Telecommunications (NET) Television, a provider of award-winning educational programming, managed its broadcasts with multiple network management systems from different vendors. MaxView, DataPath's network control software, offered a single, system-wide solution that helped automate network management and improve operational efficiency for the broadcaster.
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Communications infrastructure in the Gulf Coast region was completely destroyed by Hurricane Katrina. DataPath provided a quick-to-deploy network of portable SATCOM terminals and engineers to restore critical communications for Joint Task Force-Katrina rescue and recovery operations.
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The U.S. Air Force's legacy SATCOM infrastructure no longer adequately supported global operations and communications between front line forces and decision makers in the U.S. DataPath deployed a teleport to link military and commercial satellite networks with fiber optic and wireless infrastructure to provide secure, reliable, near-constant broadband connectivity.
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The Marine Corps needed to distribute video images collected by unmanned aerial vehicles to a series of command posts in Iraq. In just 60 days, DataPath delivered SATCOM terminals that provided real-time video feeds to help commanders better analyze developing situations and give troops a heads-up about insurgent positions.
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As a result of incoming mortar fire that damaged a communications network node, a U.S. Army base lost connectivity with the headquarters and soldiers on the front line. DataPath technicians worked side-by-side with soldiers to restore communications.
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The U.S. Army needed real-time communications and more bandwidth to support its operations in Iraq. DataPath's SATCOM terminals provided high quality, reliable capabilities with the durability required in combat conditions, harsh weather and rugged terrain.
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