Hermes News and Events

Hermes 'iNetVu' and 'Skywire' demo in Houston

January 2010

Hermes spent a couple of weeks in Houston, Texas, with a Land Mobile Vehicle fitted with an 'iNetVu' mobile self-pointing antenna system and a configured 'Skywire' modem. 

 

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Hermes Secures Fluor Contract for Sakhalin, Russia

January 2010


Hermes has secured a contract from Fluor to design, supply and install an Entertainment System for a Multi Purpose Building at Odoptu Oil Field, Sakhalin, Russia, for operations on the Sakhalin-1 Project.

 

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Hermes secures ARKeX Algeria contract

January 2010


Hermes has secured a contract to provide a communication system for ARKeX in Algeria. The system will initially provide an internet solution between Annaba in Algeria to the UK.

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Developments for Hermes Kazakhstan

January 2010

Hermes has appointed Alexander Rodionov as Business Development Manager for Kazakhstan with the aim to help drive the next phase of development in Kazakhstan.


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Hermes supports sports centre for the deaf in Turkmenistan

December 2009


Hermes is thrilled to be providing Christmas presents this year for the children of the Turkmenistan 'Sports Centre for the Deaf' based in Ashgabat.

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Hermes wins contract extension for BT D-Island Upgrade

December 2009


Hermes has won a multimillion dollar contract extension from BT to upgrade their SCPC (Single Channel Per Carrier) satellite link for the Kashagan field development in the Kazakhstan sector of the Caspian sea.


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Hermes awarded contract extension from KBR

November 2009


Hermes is pleased to announce that KBR has renewed a contract in Afghanistan. Hermes has been providing service to KBR in Afghanistan for 18 months and has won a further 12 months from KBR.


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New satellite dish installation, Almaty, Kazakhstan

November 2009


Following the move for the Kazakhstan team to new offices in Almaty, Hermes has also just completed the installation of a satellite dish in the office grounds. 

 

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Service and Support

Hermes’ approach to service and support aims to maximise the reliability of your system, to quickly deal with any problems, and to learn lessons.

Design and Installation

The support process starts with the design of the system: we design the system so that
- remote access and management is built-in
- SLA and break-fix expectations are clear and realistic from the outset

During the installation phase we will train key staff in basic diagnostics and troubleshooting, so that they are able to quickly see if there is a problem.

Monitoring and Management

Once a service goes live, we monitor it remotely 24/7/365, using monitoring tools which include:
- physical monitoring of all satellite signals so we can immediately tell if there is a problem
- SNMP/IP monitoring of key devices so we can respond to outages and alarms
 - traffic flow into and out of each port
 
The same system also allows us to manage the remote site and gives us early warning of capacity issues.

Web-based Access

We will provide you with secure web-based access to our monitroing system so that you can see any time how your network is performing.

Troubleshooting

Our monitoring system often allows us to identify and eliminate problems before they are visible to users.

We also operate 24-hour English and Russian language helplines for fault reporting. 

All faults and problems are dealt with through a ticket system, to which you have web-based access. You can also use the system to raise tickets.

Within one hour of a fault being reported either by phone or by the web, the reporting person will receive a call from the Hermes duty engineer who will own the problem from then on.

If a fault is not resolved within the SLA time period (this depends on the service and support package you choose), the ticket is escalated to a Senior Manager who will then report to you on the problem.

Site Attendance

If site attendance is required by a Hermes engineer to resolve a problem, they will come to site within the time set out in the SLA, typically 4 hours to site or to pickup point.

Monthly Reporting

We will report to you monthly on the service including:
- Performance against SLA
- Site visits
- Problems experienced
- Service recommendations