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Holistic managed network and infrastructure services in Africa. CDNs, Carriers and Hyper-scalers can leverage our assets, experience and existing licenced entities to meet your managed network requirements across the continent.
OATS have resources throughout Africa and Europe, including Kenya, South Africa, Nigeria and the UK. We can provide services anywhere, working with partner organisations where required.
WHAT WE DO
Your Partner in Africa
Leverage WIOCC Group’s assets, experience and existing licenced entities to meet your managed network requirements
Managed NOC
Providing an outsourced NOC service, with 24 hours a day, 7 days a week support operated by trained and qualified engineers.
Field Services
Providing support for services such as backhaul and licence termination as well as field service support, e.g. terminating equipment, racking and stacking, trouble shooting, maintenance, compliance and auditing
Logistics
Support for CDNs and multinationals wanting to establish a footprint in Africa. OATS can help your business adhere to the regulatory framework when expanding into an African country or region. OATS will ensure that imported goods comply with all customs and regulatory requirements of the country of import.
Managed Dark Fibre
Managed dark fibre for CDNs, Carriers and Hyper-scalers that require dark fibre economics with managed capacity experience. Clients can host in their chosen locations, including WIOCC or Open Access Data Centre facilities.
Managed Capacity Termination
Managed capacity for CDNs, Carriers and Hyper-scalers that require connectivity or fibre pairs. Clients can host in their chosen locations, including WIOCC or Open Access Data Centre facilities. OATS will terminate the capacity and manage the infrastructure at the CLS, PFE hub or carrier-neutral data centre.
Managed Spectrum
OATS will oversee spectrum management and offer a comprehensive solution that encompasses the design, operation and support of core infrastructure. This solution is applicable to providers who own a percentage share of spectrum on fibre.