MAXWELL ENERGY (PTY) LTD
Energy in Brits

Maxwell Technology was launched in 2007 as an independent provider of last-mile, satellite-based, connectivity and access solutions for their mining and engineering clients in Africa. Maxwell quickly evolved to a full-spectrum, end-to-end connectivity solutions provider to clients from predominantly un-served and under-served areas. It currently offers a spectrum of VSAT solutions; from Enterprise VSAT to a range of consumer broadband solutions. Since inception, Paratus Telecom has established a prolific network extending the entire Namibia, with additional international points-of-presence located in Johannesburg (South Africa), Lisbon (Portugal) as well as London (UK). This network is commensurate of our ability to provide exceptional customer service at all times. We offer a wide range of products for Business owners and up coming entrepreneurs to suit any business connection requirement. Typical clients use our services for outdoor broadcasts, conferences and seminars, team building events, etc. No terrestrial network infrastructure that can be damaged or stolen. No hardware changes required when the allocated bandwidth has to increase. One of the best ways in which to avoid risks at a business level is through the use of video surveillance. Technologies such as video surveillance and interactive video surveillance provide the power to view, respond, intervene and mitigate risks, if and when they should arise. Surveillance offers particular benefit in a mining environment where many operational and process aspects can be monitored as part of mining management. Together with motion detection algorithms, a single operator can monitor in the range of one hundred cameras across multiple sites; a significantly lower cost solution compared to local provision of such monitoring, and often quite successfully utilising an existing security resource at corporate head office. By routing the video data to a corporate network a mine can provide management at all levels with the knowledge that data is being made available to those with the expertise to process it. This provides a degree of transparency that hitherto was impossible on remote site operations. Similarly, the widespread knowledge that such monitoring is in place across a site acts as a significant deterrent to those considering misappropriation of equipment or products.