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What is ProNet.enterprise?

ProNet.enterprise is an easy way of monitoring multiple site installations. It offers configurable reporting and alerts management. ProNet.enterprise enables easy planning and budgeting of consumables, such as lamps or filters, and monitors and alerts required or configured maintenance intervals.

What does Tokelau trade?

Although it does trade in copra, stamps and handicrafts, Tokelau’s economy is almost entirely dependent on subsidies from New Zealand, which also pays the cost of educational and medical services. The only scheduled transportation to and from Tokelau consists of one freight and one passenger ferry.

Where is Tokelau located?

Tokelau is a Polynesian word that means “north wind.” The territory consists of atolls with a combined land area of 10 square kilometres in the South Pacific Ocean, halfway between Hawaii and New Zealand. Approximately 250 nautical miles north of Samoa, it supports a population of roughly 1,500.

What is ProNet 2.0?

ProNet 2.0 is a system designed to manage complex and mission-critical installations where image quality, up-time, reliability, and system predictability are key requirements. It enables complete system setup and calibration, as well as asset management, from a single interface.

Does Tokelau need Air Service?

OEI analyzed the demand for air service in one of the last regions in the world without aviation: Tokelau, an Oceanic nation of three atolls, a full day’s travel by sea to the nearest airport. Working with Calibre Engineering New Zealand and Tetra Tech, OEI prepared an air services demand analysis for a proposed airport on Tokelau.

Will Tokelau support a new airfield & Air Service?

On her 2019 visit to Tokelau, New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern committed her government to develop air services infrastructure for the territory. The Tokelau General Fono confirmed that Tokelau would support and contribute to the cost of establishing an airfield and air service.