World We Imagine Part 3

Swiftlink

Swiftlink is a global internet carrier that is committed to providing internet access to countries around the world including traditionally unserved, remote areas. Swiftlink's mission is to connect people through reliable, high-speed internet access, no matter where our customers are located.

We use modern technologies including satellite and wireless broadband to provide connectivity to countries around the world. As part of this mission, we are committed to providing internet access to remote areas that are not served by major carriers or that lack reliable infrastructure.

At Swiftlink, we work with local communities around the world to understand their needs and bring our global infrastructure to them. This strategy includes investing in infrastructure development alongside governments, partnering in expanding local carrier networks, and bringing high-quality apps to customers.

Our business model is focused on providing individuals and businesses high-speed internet access. We gain revenue through direct subscriptions, partnership revenue sharing agreements, and government contracts. Our revenue source flexibility allows us to work in first world countries, developing countries, and third-world countries without having to compromise on quality.

A major part of Swiftlink's strategy to offer high-speed internet access is to partner with app developers like Google, Facebook, and Microsoft to optimize their applications for our network. This way we can get our customers access to versions of YouTube, WhatsApp, and Word in remote areas with lower quality network connections.

This strategy also allows us to bring educational resources to schools in rural areas, banking to previously unbanked neighborhoods, and general communication with the rest of the world. We believe this adds to the business part of our mission as a way to do good and help the rest of the world develop faster.

Anima Mundi Development Partners should consider partnering with Swiftlink to help bring internet access and the opportunities that provides to the 46.4% of the world that does not have it currently. It is both good business through a new massive customer base for internet-based applications and good for society through information access for previously underserved communities.