GlobalNet

GlobalNet, commonly known as Gnet, is a Tunisian internet service provider and the internet brand of the technology-oriented Standard Sharing Software (3S) Group. It is one of Tunisia's historic internet providers, having obtained its internet licence in 1997, and presents itself as the country's leading internet service provider since that year. The company serves both residential and professional customers, offering individual subscriptions as well as specialised business access such as leased lines, Frame Relay and VSAT, ADSL, VPN offers and web server hosting. On the consumer side, GlobalNet markets VDSL and fibre-optic packages bundled with a telephone line, promoting a single bill and included telephone subscription fees, with advertised speeds up to 100 Mbps for VDSL and up to 1000 Mbps for fibre. Beyond connectivity, the brand has built a family of value-added services under its "G" naming: G-Kids parental control, G-Cloud online storage and backup, G-Antivirus powered by ESET Home Security Essential, and the GlobalNet Connexion Manager application for managing modems and monitoring connection speed. It also sells connected-home hardware such as EZVIZ cameras, sensors, alarms, access points, repeaters and adapters. According to its own corporate presentation, GlobalNet has more than 100,000 subscribers, around 2,400 employees and a distribution network of 16 agencies and 420 active resellers. The brand also operates a news website covering national and international current affairs, with a particular focus on local topics, produced by a team of journalists. GlobalNet belongs to the Standard Sharing Software group, a technology-oriented Tunisian group. Its positioning combines mass-market broadband access with bundled digital security, storage and parental-control services, targeting households and businesses across Tunisia.

GlobalNet, commonly called Gnet, is a Tunisian internet service provider and the internet brand of the technology-oriented Standard Sharing Software (3S) Group. It is one of Tunisia's two historic internet providers, having obtained its internet licence in 1997. Since that year the brand has presented itself as the country's leading internet service provider. From its early years, GlobalNet built a dual offering for individuals and professionals. For consumers it provided individual subscriptions and ADSL access; for businesses it offered specialised access such as leased lines, Frame Relay and VSAT, along with VPN offers and web server hosting. Over time the brand expanded from pure connectivity into bundled digital services, developing a family of "G"-branded value-added services: G-Kids parental control, G-Cloud online storage and backup, and G-Antivirus based on ESET Home Security Essential, complemented by the GlobalNet Connexion Manager application for managing modems and monitoring connection speed. GlobalNet also operates a news website covering national and international current affairs, with a particular interest in local topics. Its editorial team, made up of several journalists, presents instant information relating to the various spheres of daily life. According to its own corporate presentation, GlobalNet has more than 100,000 subscribers, around 2,400 employees and a distribution network of 16 agencies and 420 active resellers. It markets VDSL and fibre-optic packages bundled with a telephone line, promoting a single bill and included telephone subscription fees, with advertised speeds up to 100 Mbps for VDSL and up to 1000 Mbps for fibre. The brand also sells connected-home hardware such as EZVIZ cameras, sensors, alarms, access points, repeaters and adapters. GlobalNet belongs to the Standard Sharing Software group, a Tunisian group with a technological vocation. Its history reflects the development of Tunisia's internet market, from the award of the first internet licences in 1997 to the modern bundling of high-speed broadband with security, storage and parental-control services.

• 1997

  GlobalNet obtains its internet licence in Tunisia and begins operating as one of the country's historic internet service providers.

• GlobalNet launches G-Kids, a parental control service for ADSL, VDSL and fibre subscribers.

• GlobalNet launches G-Cloud, an online storage, synchronisation and backup service for individuals and businesses.

• GlobalNet offers G-Antivirus based on ESET Home Security Essential, securing up to three PCs.

• GlobalNet markets VDSL and fibre-optic packages bundled with a telephone line, with speeds up to 100 Mbps and 1000 Mbps respectively.

Mass-market and business internet access bundled with value-added digital services (security, storage, parental control), positioned as Tunisia's leading ISP since 1997.

• VDSL + telephone line

  VDSL internet subscription bundled with a telephone line, single bill, telephone subscription fees included, speeds up to 100 Mbps.

• Fibre Optique + telephone line

  Fibre-optic internet subscription bundled with a telephone line, single bill, telephone subscription fees included, speeds up to 1000 Mbps, free connection fees.

• G-Kids

  Parental control service for ADSL, VDSL and fibre subscribers, eliminating up to 99.99% of adult, extremist or unsuitable websites; can be activated or deactivated via the MyGnet portal.

• G-Cloud

  Online storage, synchronisation and sharing service for individuals and businesses, with a dedicated server option for companies.

• G-Antivirus

  Antivirus solution based on ESET Home Security Essential, securing up to three PCs.

• GlobalNet Connexion Manager

  Application to manage your modem and monitor your connection speed.

• Connected-home hardware

  EZVIZ cameras, sensors, alarms, access points, repeaters and adapters sold by GlobalNet.

1. 1Fournisseur Acces Internet Tunisie : Abonnement FAI avec Globalnetgnet.tn
2. 2Services & Options - GlobalNetgnet.tn
3. 3Controle Parentale : G Kids Solution de Controle Parental sur Internetgnet.tn
4. 4Sauvegarde de Données en Ligne : G Cloud Solution de Stockage en Lignegnet.tn
5. 5GlobalNet - Wikidatawikidata.org
6. 6Globalnet - Wikipédiafr.wikipedia.org