Yahsat, the UAE based satellite operator, has announced the launch of YahClick Wi-Fi Enterprise Solution in partnership with Italian Wi-Fi cloud management software provider Tanaza, a media report said.

The announcement coincides with the signing of an agreement between the two companies the terms of which allow Tanaza’s cloud based Wi-Fi management platform to be used along with YahClick Wi-Fi Enterprise Solution across YahClick’s footprint, reported Emirates news agency Wam.

The solution provides a cost-effective, high-speed, and reliable Wi-Fi solution developed to address the connectivity requirements of enterprises, NGOs, governments, and communities across Africa, the Middle East and Central and South West Asia.

Featuring a simple multi-user management platform and seamless access for the end user, the solution also promises to drive sustainable socioeconomic development by providing reliable high-speed connectivity to remote schools, clinics, and government offices as well as facilitating humanitarian aid and relief operations.

"In our fast-paced, always-on world, it is crucial that organizations of all kinds perform at peak productivity and therefore receive uninterrupted, high-speed internet connectivity,” said Farhad Khan, Yahsat’s chief commercial officer.

"Many of the public and private-sector organisations we serve operate in the remotest parts of the Middle East, Africa, and Central and South West Asia, where high-performance internet connectivity is not readily available. With the launch of YahClick Wi-Fi Enterprise Solution, we look forward to supporting even more users with an internet service they can depend on."

"We’re excited to see Yahsat using our software to deploy cost-effective high-speed wi-fi hotspots," said Sebastiano Bertani, Tanaza CEO. "And we love the idea of contributing to a better world by serving public and private organisations in remote areas with our wi-fi cloud management platform. This distribution agreement will create a wide range of new opportunities for socioeconomic development across multiple continents."