Iridium serves commercial markets through a worldwide network of distributors, and provides services to the U.S. The Iridium constellation of low-earth orbiting (LEO) cross-linked satellites provides critical voice and data services for areas not served by terrestrial communication networks.
( is the only mobile satellite service (MSS) company offering coverage over the entire globe. Iridium is exhibiting February 23-25, 2010 (Hall A/Centro Banamex, Pabillion USA) at B3 Forum: Broadband for Business, powered by EXPO COMM in Mexico City. Then, they will need a service that instantly works if they re-deploy elsewhere." These organizations are critical to the housing, feeding and medical care provided to citizens from the first day of a disaster all the way through what may be a lengthy rebuilding process. Our customers have realized the value of having a mobile satellite service that is not only reliable but works anywhere – no matter where you deploy people and assets. "Iridium is the only truly global mobile satellite services solution that provides an initial communication connection for responders. "Iridium is the service of choice for these organizations' emergency communications efforts," said Alejandro Valdes, project manager, TECNOR. This is valuable to relief organizations, which have a regular stream of new volunteers and expanding missions." "Iridium handsets are simple to use and make training a straightforward process for first responders. Our service is the only reliable mobile option after a disaster when terrestrial infrastructure is down," said Greg Ewert, executive vice president, global distribution channels, Iridium. "Iridium is a mission-critical component of relief organizations operations.
"The Mexican Red Cross is using Iridium service for reliable, real-time communications between our team in Haiti and our headquarters in Mexico." "Instant communications play a vital role in our ongoing disaster relief and recovery efforts," said Isaac Oxenhaut, national disaster relief coordinator of the Mexican Red Cross. These TECNOR customers had the ability to make their Iridium phones and service operational within minutes of arriving in Haiti for use following the January 2010 earthquake, which made land-based and cellular communications unavailable. (Nasdaq:IRDM), together with service partner Tecnologías de Control del Norte (TECNOR), announced today that the Mexican Red Cross, the United Nations and multiple other Mexican government agencies have increased their usage of Iridium 9555 satellite phones in support of Haiti relief and recovery efforts. 22, 2010 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) - Iridium Communications Inc. The user is responsible to verify the limitations of the geospatial data and to use the data accordingly.MEXICO CITY and BETHESDA, Md., Feb. The data are dynamic and may change over time.
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