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http://www.hola-communications.com/


Hola Communications is a new company that was formed to provide wireless broadband access in Northern Mexico.The company’s goal is to be one of the leading providers of broadband wireless access in several metropolitan markets in Northern Mexico, where many international manufacturing plants are located that require a fast, reliable and less expensive broadband alternative. Broadband wireless is the next step in the evolution of corporate connectivity with the roll-out of Intel’s WiMAX technologies.

To connect a business to the Hola Communications network, our technicians will install an integrated transceiver on the roof, in the window, or on the side of the building. They then run a small cable indoors to the customer’s router or firewall. The integrated transceiver transmits data using microwave frequencies to a larger transceiver at one of Hola Communications’s points of presence, or POPs - usually on a tall building.




Carlos Bustamante

Mr. Bustamante is executive vice president of Grupo Bustamante. Grupo Bustamante encompasses a wide array of industries in Baja California, Mexico. Companies within the Group are, real estate development and construction, three industrial parks, two hotels, a cable television channel, a cable television network, a payroll and accounting outsourcing service company, and an aircraft maintenance facility. He is General Director for the three industrial parks consisting of more than 25 buildings (1.5 million sq. ft) with clients such as Lockheed Martin and Plantronics. He also is General Director for Cable California, a start up cable TV Company in the city of Tijuana with more than 3000 homes signed up. He is on the Board of Directors, of two major hotels in the City of Tijuana; he also oversees the new business development activities of the Group. He is currently on the Board of Directors of Grupo Posadas (a nationally owned chain of Fiesta Americana Hotels) and he is a former Vice President of the Tijuana Convention & Visitors Bureau. He is also a member of CANACINTRA (National Chamber of Industry). He belongs to the State Council of Development of Baja California. He is a member of DEITAC (Tijuana Economic Development) as well as a member of AMPIP (Mexican Association of Private Industrial Parks). Carlos is an active member of the board of the Association of Businessmen of Baja California as well.