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Hughes Rolls Out Managed Network Solutions for Fed Market

Hughes has opened its managed network services portfolio to federal government agencies.

The firm will now be able to deliver a national managed broadband network, including voice, video, and data solutions for federal agency operations around the country.

“Federal agencies depend on their networks in order to meet their missions, ” said Tony Bardo, assistant vice president for government solutions at Hughes. “With this comprehensive managed services offering, Hughes is able to deliver what has—until now—been missing from the landscape of federal networking options: a national managed broadband service that leverages terrestrial, wireless, and satellite technologies to deliver the most cost-effective solutions tailored to an agency’s specific requirements. Managed services are particularly valuable for small and medium-sized field offices that need to connect to the agency’s cloud or meet mandated requirements for telework.”

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