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TELE-POST Greenland

Telecommunications provider optimizes its data center infrastructure to support regional operations in Greenland.

Client context

The work begins with the operating reality.

Client

TELE-POST is the sole telecommunications service provider and mobile network operator servicing the country of Greenland. The company has a history dating back to 1925, assuming its modern form in 1997 with the creation of Tele Greenland A/S following the merger of TELE Greenland and Kalaallit Alakaravati (Greenland Postal Service).

Engagement

Telecommunications provider optimizes its data center infrastructure to support regional operations in Greenland.

Solutions

Data Center

The challenge

What had to change

Greenland faced challenges with population distribution, geography, and infrastructure. With 56,000 people scattered over 840,000 sq miles, logistical issues arose. The icy terrain compounded complexities. TELE-POST grappled with a blend of old and new technologies in its infrastructure, mirroring the common struggle of service providers integrating diverse systems.

The BlueAlly solution

How the work came together

BlueAlly led a collaboration with CISCO and Ericsson, devising Transformational Architecture for telecom advancement. It centralized services, created a versatile network layer, and bolstered transmission. TELE-POST embraced this for streamlined service management on a simplified network.

The results

What changed

Greenland’s Transformational Architecture provided many benefits:

Outcome highlights

What the client gained.

Increased Network Capacity

More service offerings, social improvements, and a more reliable network.

Distributed Services

A granular means of optimization ideal for remote customers, end-to-end transport and virtualization allows citizens to access the same services as those in more populated areas.

Mobility

Expanding the reach of 3G and 4G services improves mobile Internet access and data use. Additionally, in less-populous areas, a move from all-copper home connections to mobile broadband.

Network Virtualization

In addition to obvious benefits like eliminating hardware, network virtualization technologies facilitate orchestration and distribution of services and enable unified management and provisioning.

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