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⚡ 80 Sites. Strict Specifications. Zero Margin for Error.

BarryTech was selected to supply materials and execute installation for a major fiber rollout across 80 sites in Guinea.

Past experience with inconsistent local materials created compliance and performance risks.

Single-source fiber solutions aren’t just convenient — they eliminate the technical risks and coordination complexity that derail large-scale deployments.

Their solution: Partner with one trusted supplier instead of juggling many. The result: ✔ Fully compliant materials ✔ Consistent quality across all sites ✔ Coordinated and dependable supply ✔ Smooth installation execution ✔ On-time project completion

🎬 Watch the full case study to see how compliance certainty supports large-scale fiber deployments.

Planning your next multi-site fiber project? Let’s build it with confidence.

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⚡ 900 km of Backbone Fiber. Zero Room for Delay.

MULTELEC, a telecom engineering company, executed a 900 km backbone installation project in Gambia to support telecom network expansion.

Managing materials across multiple suppliers increased coordination complexity and delivery risks.

Instead of managing multiple fragmented suppliers, MULTELEC consolidated its backbone materials under one trusted partner.

The impact: ✔ Consistent material quality ✔ Coordinated on-time deliveries ✔ Simplified cross-border logistics ✔ Smooth project execution ✔ Strengthened customer trust

🎬 Watch the full case study to see how supply certainty supports backbone infrastructure success.

Planning your next large-scale fiber deployment? Let’s build it with confidence.

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Nigerian Broadband Revolution?

Nigeria’s Ministry of Communications Technology (MCT) has revealed plans to connect 50% of the Nigerian Population by the end of 2015. The government is aiming to complete Phase 1 of a wireless broadband infrastructure upgrade and expansion project which is part of the Nigerian National Broadband Plan, approved by President Goodluck Jonathan in June 2013. The plan includes a Presidential Mandate that emphasizes the importance of broadband connection in multiple aspects, stating “Broadband has the potential of enabling entire new industries and introducing significant efficiencies into education delivery, health care provision, energy management, ensuring public safety, government/citizen interaction, and the overall organization and dissemination of knowledge… It has been empirically proven that every 10% increase in broadband penetration in developing countries results in a commensurate increase of 1.3% in GDP.” If this ambitious plan succeeds in its goals, Nigeria will set a worthy precedent for the emerging world, especially on the continent of Africa.