KVH Industries

Videotel is a prominent multimedia producer specializing in high-quality maritime safety training software and materials for the maritime community. The company offers an extensive portfolio of over 950 titles, making it the largest provider of maritime computer-based training materials globally. With more than 100 million training hours completed, Videotel's award-winning videos, programs, and courses are utilized on over 12,000 vessels, effectively promoting the education of seafarers worldwide. Additionally, Videotel provides online courses, e-learning solutions, software tools, certifications, and training simulations, ensuring that students in the shipping industry have access to accurate and up-to-date resources that enhance their skills for real-life scenarios.

KVH Media Group, formerly known as Headland Media, is a prominent provider of licensed news, music, television, and movie content across various sectors, including maritime, retail, and hospitality. The company specializes in delivering media, entertainment, and training services, offering satellite-based news, email, internet, and weather updates to cruise ships and merchant vessels, as well as to hotels. Additionally, KVH Media Group supplies in-store radio and music services through its broadcast division, catering to the retail industry. Its parent company, KVH Industries, is recognized for designing and manufacturing mobile satellite antennas, serving applications in vessels, vehicles, and aircraft, with a global presence that includes offices in multiple countries.

Virtek Communication AS joined the KVH Industries family of companies in 2010, creating a powerful partnership between Virtek's CommBox technology and the global satellite communication services and network offered by KVH, the fastest growing maritime VSAT provider. Their team is dedicated to providing the maritime, land, and aviation industry with reliable, cost efficient and flexible solutions designed to enhance data communication. Their solutions connect networks in the office with remote networks like vessels, remote land destinations, and airplanes, and are specifically designed not only to meet today's requirements, but also evolving needs in the future.