TSTT
Trinidad
Telecommunications Services of Trinidad and Tobago
Case studies
Projects that went live — and stayed supported.
Public safety in Guyana, IdeaHub classrooms in Barbados, community networks in Grenada, carrier distribution for TSTT, and hospital and government campuses. Photos and outcomes, not a white paper.
Clients & partners
Promotech Inc
Barbados
ICT partner in Barbados, Guyana, and the Eastern Caribbean
ITS Group GY
Guyana
Integrated Telecommunication Services & Solutions
Digicel
Caribbean
Regional telecommunications operator
Spice Mobile
Grenada
Mobile operator in Grenada
At a glance
Pick a story
Guyana
Safe Country public safety
One operations room now sees cameras, radios, and dispatch together — a working Safe Country layer, not a pile of separate camera and radio contracts.
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Barbados
Smart Education with Huawei IdeaHub
Schools received campus Wi-Fi plus Huawei IdeaHub boards so teachers can present, annotate, share from a laptop, and run video lessons from one screen.
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Grenada
Community networks and civic ICT
Town and community sites in Grenada got reliable backhaul and public ICT so schools, clinics, and civic spaces sit on the same dependable network.
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Trinidad & Tobago
TSTT network distribution
Carrier aggregation, outdoor cabinets, and data-centre distribution for TSTT — configuration checked before gear left the hub, sites turned up without taking the core offline.
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Healthcare
Hospital networks with Huawei DataCom
Hospital Wi-Fi, secure links between clinics, and a campus network that clinical systems can rely on — without graphic medical theatre, just dependable connectivity.
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Government · Finance
Government and finance campus networks
Ministry and bank campuses get the same Huawei DataCom model: segmented Wi-Fi, reliable building links, and a network operations can hand over.
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Guyana
Safe Country public safety
One operations room now sees cameras, radios, and dispatch together — a working Safe Country layer, not a pile of separate camera and radio contracts.
Guyana’s public-safety programme needed a fused operations room, city and site cameras with operator workflow, and mission-critical radio that still works when commercial mobile networks are busy. We supplied and installed the Huawei stack as one programme: video wall, consoles, intelligent video, and trunked radio (eLTE — dedicated public-safety broadband, not office Wi-Fi).
Equipment lists were locked against the racks that went live. Spare kits and operator training sat on the critical path. Sessions used real incident workflows so the emergency centre could open with people who already knew the consoles.
- Command centre live with radio, video, and dispatch on one picture
- Mission-critical radio specified for coverage, encryption, and group calling
- City and site cameras with retention and operator workflow
Huawei IdeaHub — interactive collaboration display for teaching, wireless sharing, and video.
Barbados
Smart Education with Huawei IdeaHub
Schools received campus Wi-Fi plus Huawei IdeaHub boards so teachers can present, annotate, share from a laptop, and run video lessons from one screen.
Ministries of education in Barbados, Grenada, and Trinidad & Tobago needed more than laptops on desks. We delivered Huawei Smart Education kits: school Wi-Fi that survives a full classroom, switching, and Huawei IdeaHub — a large interactive collaboration display for teaching, wireless sharing, and video.
Each campus type had a locked kit so a new school does not reopen the original design. Commissioning followed term calendars. Ministry ICT officers and school technicians were trained to add sites in year two.
- IdeaHub in classrooms for teaching, annotation, and wireless sharing
- Repeatable school kits: Wi-Fi, switching, and classroom displays
- Rollout timed around exam terms, not a single cutover
Grenada
Community networks and civic ICT
Town and community sites in Grenada got reliable backhaul and public ICT so schools, clinics, and civic spaces sit on the same dependable network.
Grenada’s work mixed operator backhaul with community and government sites. Spice Mobile’s access-layer upgrades were treated as an uptime programme. School and civic sites were specified so they could ride the island’s operator and government links instead of becoming a parallel island of equipment.
The Barbados hub handled Caribbean logistics. Local partners commissioned sites with kits that matched the design, then had a parts path after go-live.
- Community and town sites on a documented network design
- Operator backhaul upgrades measured on uptime
- Local partners able to commission without improvising the kit
Trinidad & Tobago
TSTT network distribution
Carrier aggregation, outdoor cabinets, and data-centre distribution for TSTT — configuration checked before gear left the hub, sites turned up without taking the core offline.
Telecommunications Services of Trinidad and Tobago needed Huawei DataCom: aggregation, fibre access, campus and data-centre switching, and a spare-parts channel operations can call. This is carrier work, not a home Wi-Fi install.
We staged acceptance so the core stayed up. Optics and parts lists matched the outdoor cabinets and racks. Promotech and other regional partners were enabled with the same authorised kits.
- Staged site acceptance without a core outage
- Outdoor fibre cabinets and aggregation delivered as a locked kit
- Spare parts and documentation handed to network engineering
Healthcare
Hospital networks with Huawei DataCom
Hospital Wi-Fi, secure links between clinics, and a campus network that clinical systems can rely on — without graphic medical theatre, just dependable connectivity.
Hospitals need the same discipline as a campus or carrier site: Wi-Fi that works on a ward, secure links between clinics, and a backbone that imaging and records can trust. Huawei DataCom — campus switching, WLAN, and WAN — is the layer we specify for clinical campuses.
We treat healthcare like any other critical network: segmented traffic, spare parts on site, and a design hospital IT can operate after we leave. No experimental kit. No unexplained jargon on the handover.
- Ward and clinic Wi-Fi designed for density and coverage
- Secure connections between hospital and outlying clinics
- Campus switching sized for clinical and administrative traffic
Government · Finance
Government and finance campus networks
Ministry and bank campuses get the same Huawei DataCom model: segmented Wi-Fi, reliable building links, and a network operations can hand over.
Government compounds and financial campuses need isolation between public counters, staff, and back-office systems. We use Huawei campus switching and WAN so a ministry block or a bank HQ is not a flat, shared network.
Panama City is the commercial counterpart for Central America and LATAM programmes of this type. Hong Kong locks the equipment list before shipment. Local partners commission and then own day-two support.
- Segmented campus Wi-Fi for public, staff, and back office
- Building-to-building links with a documented spare path
- Handover written for the customer’s ICT team, not a vendor ticket queue
From programme counterparts
What operations said after cutover.
“Radio, cameras, and dispatch finally sat on one screen. Spare parts arrived before go-live, and the training used our real incident playbook — not a generic slide deck.”
“Classrooms came as a complete kit: network, IdeaHub board, and the bits teachers actually use. We rolled schools in waves around exam season and our ICT officers can add a campus without starting over.”
“We needed carrier-grade networking — aggregation, campus gear, and a spare-parts line we can actually call. Configuration was checked before the crates left the hub.”
“Uptime is what we measure. Optics were correct, the parts list matched the racks, and they stayed through commissioning instead of disappearing after delivery.”
Discuss a comparable programme.
Public safety, IdeaHub classrooms, hospital Wi-Fi, or carrier DataCom — write to the regional lead who will own the work.