Liberty Business has entered into an agreement with Starlink to provide satellite connectivity solutions to businesses across Trinidad and Tobago, broadening connectivity options to help organisations remain online, even in the most challenging environments.
Vice-President and Country Manager for Trinidad and Tobago at Liberty Caribbean, Jason Julien, says the partnership between Liberty Caribbean and Starlink is part of a wider strategy to meet the evolving connectivity needs of businesses in T&T.
“Through our agreement with Starlink, Liberty Caribbean and Liberty Business are expanding our connectivity solutions, combining satellite technology with local expertise and an understanding of the Caribbean operating environment. But importantly, this is not simply about adding another connectivity option. It is about expanding what our customers can achieve.”
He said the expanded services are expected to benefit several key sectors, particularly businesses operating in remote locations, or those requiring reliable backup connectivity to maintain operations during disruptions.
“Connecting remote energy operations, strengthening business continuity, extending essential Government services to undeserved communities and helping businesses build greater resilience. These are opportunities to improve productivity, strengthen competitiveness and unlock economic potential.”
Mr Julien said the investment reflects a shift in how businesses must approach technology.
“Technology is not the destination, it is the enabler. Its values lies in the possibilities it creates, the problems it solves, the barriers it removes and the progress it enables. And that is precisely what brings us together this evening. Connectivity is no longer simply an enabler of business, it is fundamental to business itself.”
The partnership with Starlink forms part of Liberty Business’ efforts to expand satellite connectivity options for businesses across Trinidad and Tobago, while strengthening the country’s digital infrastructure and supporting national development.