Insights

Join SES’s VP of Cloud Portfolio & Strategy, Karl Horne, and get new insights to how customers and partners in the Oil & Gas and Energy industries benefit from adopting digital transformation technologies.

Join SES’s Product Marketing Manager, Brady Spenrath, as he takes a closer look at SES's terrestrial network, including user terminals and managed gateways.

To recognise International Women in Engineering Day, we spoke with Anne Lellinger, Senior Manager, Space Operations Training at SES.

SES is leveraging TMForum Standards and OpenAPI to drive digital transformation and operational efficiency for a superior customer experience.

Multi-orbit satellite systems are essential for the future of connectivity in APAC, offering fast, reliable, and cost-effective solutions to the region's digital transformation.

Now that CABSAT has come to an end, we talked to Nick Roullier, VP Sales MECA and Partner Success at SES, about his impressions and key takeaways.

SES, a world-leading satellite operator, and UZ-SAT, the Republic of Uzbekistan’s pioneering National Broadband Satellite Service Provider, are signing an agreement to deliver unparalleled connectivity services throughout Uzbekistan via SES’s GEO satellite, NSS-12.

On this episode of SES’s Lightboard Video series, Product Marketing Manager Brady Spenrath talks about how SES is providing customers with portable and fixed backup satellite communication services, depending on their needs.

As innovation in the broadcast industry continues, SES recently showcased a groundbreaking on-air demo leveraging the new DVB-NIP (Native IP) and DVB-I standards that are set to change content delivery via satellite.

Seatrade Cruise Global 2024 saw the international cruise industry gather once again to discuss the latest developments and innovations. From turning the high seas into moving offices, to embarking on remote expeditions and advancing sustainability, there were several emerging trends in demands from operators and passengers alike.

It’s been more than five years since we first began working with Kamoa Copper in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) where mining remains one of the country’s key economic drivers. There is a critical need for connectivity in the region as the mining sector drives forward a digitalisation revolution that is helping to increase profitability whilst simultaneously improving worker safety and accountability.

Satellites deliver fast, reliable and cost-effective connectivity services to remote Nepal and bolster financial inclusion. Deploying connectivity services to Automated Teller Machines (ATMs) is critical for enhancing banking services, improve financial inclusion and supporting Nepalese economic growth