EVERYWHERE Case Studies
CASE STUDY: REMOTE FIELD WORK
Conservation
AT A GLANCE
An anti-poaching unit operating across a large wildlife reserve needed to keep ranger teams connected during high-risk patrols. Working in dense bush and remote terrain where poaching activity was concentrated, rangers frequently lost contact with operations.
CHALLENGES
• Poaching incidents often occur in areas with no
coverage, leaving rangers isolated at critical moments
• Operations staff had no reliable way to track ranger
positions during extended overnight patrols
• Threat intel couldn’t be relayed quickly enough to
redirect teams already deployed in the field
• Manual check-in processes created accountability gaps
that put ranger safety at risk
SOLUTIONS
EVERYWHERE equipped ranger teams with satellite-connected devices integrated into a centralized operations platform. Field teams could share live locations, receive redirected tasking based on emerging poaching intelligence, and trigger SOS alerts instantly.
BENEFITS
1. Unified Communication Platform
Integrate satellite devices, mobile devices, and secure applications into a common operating picture that turns data into foresight. Anticipate risk, coordinate operations, and enable faster, more informed decision-making through real-time data.
2. Enhanced Situational Awareness
Reduce risk and enable faster, more informed decisions with an intuitive interface and simplified workflows that provide clear awareness of environmental and situational threats, enabling proactive alerts and communication.
3. Simplicity at Scale
An intuitive interface and streamlined workflows reduce training time while standardizing safety, communication, and emergency response protocols across distributed teams.
KEY RESULTS
Enabled real-time
repositioning of teams in
response to poaching threats
Eliminated communication
dead zones across the
reserve’s most high-risk areas
Maintained continuous
personnel accountability
throughout patrols
Improved coordination
between field rangers and
operations
