NewSat Australia Attending Diggers and Dealers 2012 in Wester Australia

July 16, 2012 - PRLog -- The Diggers & Dealers Mining Forum has attracted mining and exploration companies in Australia to showcase their latest exploration technologies, discuss industry trends, and collaborate in technological solutions. Now on its 20th year, the forum continues to welcome companies, investors, financiers and mining service industries. Since it started in 1993, the Diggers and Dealers conference has been crucial for businesses involved with the resource industry in Australia.

More than 150 exhibitors are expected to participate and join the hundreds of delagates. This year, the forum heads to the Goldfields Arts Centre in Cheetham Street, Kalgoorlie, Western Australia where companies, investors, financiers and mining service industries will come together to celebrate the 20th anniversary of the mining conference from August 6-8.

NewSat Ltd, the leading independent satellite communications company, will be attending the event to showcase their world-class solutions. The company offers satellite communications infrastructure perfect that can be applied to develop in-room entertainment systems in mining sites and help improve employee retention, as well as increase operational efficiency. NewSat also has a wide array of products and services - from VSAT systems, to satellite communications trailers - that can assist in exploration missions, and mining operations in remote regions.

Ashley Neale, James Hamilton and Ron Miller will be attending the forum. If you would like to discuss NewSat’s Teleport, VSAT and satellite capabilities further, please visit us at booth 68 or to book an appointment email events@newsat.com or call +61 3 9674 4688.

You can also visit the NewSat website: http://www.newsat.com for more information about the satellite communications technology offered by the company.

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