CapRock Communications

CapRock Communications is a company that specializes in providing satellite communications services, primarily aimed at industries that require reliable and secure connectivity in remote or challenging environments. The company has a strong presence in sectors such as oil and gas, maritime, and government services.

Key Highlights

Global Presence: CapRock Communications operates on a global scale, offering services to clients in remote and inaccessible regions where traditional communication infrastructure is lacking or non-existent.
Services Offered:
- Satellite Communications: Provides high-bandwidth satellite solutions for data, voice, and video communications.
- Network Management: Offers network design, implementation, and management tailored to the specific needs of various industries.
- Managed Services: Includes end-to-end management of communication systems, ensuring reliability and uptime.
- Secure Communications: Provides secure, encrypted communication channels, crucial for industries handling sensitive information.
Industry Focus:
- Oil and Gas: Offers communication solutions for offshore rigs, remote exploration sites, and other high-value assets located in isolated areas.
- Maritime: Provides connectivity services for commercial shipping, cruise lines, and other maritime operations.
- Government and Defense: Supplies secure communication networks for military operations and other government activities.
- Enterprise: Custom solutions for corporations needing reliable communication infrastructure for remote offices or facilities.
Technological Innovation: Consistently integrates the latest advancements in satellite and communication technology to offer robust and scalable solutions.
Acquisitions and Partnerships: Over the years, CapRock Communications has been involved in various acquisitions and partnerships to expand its service offerings and geographic reach. For instance, the company was acquired by Harris Corporation (now L3Harris Technologies) in 2010 to bolster its global communication capabilities.
Customer Support: Emphasizes 24/7 customer support and network monitoring to ensure uninterrupted service and quick resolution of any issues.

CapRock Communications has built a reputation for delivering reliable and innovative communication solutions that meet the stringent requirements of industries operating in some of the most demanding environments on the planet.

1 832-668-2300
www.caprock.com
1 832-668-2388

Products

The company provides managed telecommunications services to remote operations around the globe. These services include, but are not limited to, basic telephony, IP telephony,

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