At Pivotel, the safety and security of our customers, partners and employees is always our top priority. With the spread of the new coronavirus, COVID-19, we wanted to assure you that we are closely monitoring the situation and ensuring that we are prepared should it further escalate. State of Readiness As an Australian organisation with…

Leading Australian telecommunications provider, Pivotel, has today announced the acquisition of North American satellite solutions company, Global Marine Networks (GMN) as part of an accelerated push into the satellite data communications market. GMN’s core products are focused on speeding up satellite data while also lowering usage costs. The acquisition offers greater access to the GMN…

Leading Australian mobile telecommunications provider, Pivotel, has recorded the lowest customer complaints in reporting history, according to the latest Complaints in Context (CIC) report released jointly by Communications Alliance and the Telecommunications Industry Ombudsman (TIO) today. In the latest quarter, April to June 2017, Pivotel saw just 0.3 reported complaints per 10,000 customers, which is…

Pivotel’s industry-first satellite phone plan initiative, Big Bundle, has won the 2017 ACOMM Communications Alliance’s Satellite Provider of the Year Award in recognition of its world-first solution aimed at increasing the accessibility of satellite communication technology in regional and remote Australia. The Annual Australian Communications Industry Awards showcased the telecommunication industry’s achievements in Sydney (19…

Pivotel Satellite, Australia’s leading mobile satellite provider, was named the winner of the prestigious Australian Communications Alliance & CommsDay (ACOMMS) Satellite Provider of the Year Award for 2015. Innovation, dedication to a satellite based technology and constant product evolution has led to Pivotel being awarded the honour of ACOMMS Satellite Provider of the Year for its Tracertrak exception management system.

September, 2015 Keeping remote workers safe and addressing duty of care requirements is critical for the Australian utilities industry. With industry growth and operational expansion into remote areas of the country, staff are working more than ever in isolated areas where there are no mobile or radio networks. Managing worker safety in remote areas can…