Italtel
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Italtel S.p.A. és una empresa italiana que opera en el sector de les telecomunicacions, fundada el 21 de juliol de 1921 a Milà, com Società Italiana Siemens per Impianti Elettrici. El 2016 Italtel té oficines a Itàlia, Europa i Amèrica Llatina. En el passat ha creat el descodificador Stream TV i el telèfon Bigrigio, a més d'haver col·laborat amb Siemens per al subministrament telefònic italià. Als anys 90 va desenvolupar el Softswitch, una evolució de les centrals UT.
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Italtel Ltd. (since 1981; formerly known by other names) is an Italian telecommunications equipment and ICT company founded in 1921, originally as a branch of Siemens AG. It played a major role in the development of telecommunication systems in Italy, most notably as one of the main equipment providers for the Italian state monopoly telephone operator SIP (later Telecom Italia) and as the leading actor in the evolution of the Italian PSTN from analog to digital switching (enabled by Italtel's CT, TN, and UT systems in the 1980s). At its maximum prosperity, the company grew to over 30.000 employees.
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Italtel S.p.A. è un'azienda multinazionale italiana che opera nel settore dell'Information & Communication Technology, fondata il 21 luglio 1921 a Milano come Società Italiana Siemens per Impianti Elettrici. Dal 2017 al 2020 il controllo di Italtel era rilevato per l'81% da Exprivia S.p.A., società quotata alla Borsa di Milano (XPR.MI) e per il 19% da Cisco. Dal 2022 gli azionisti di Italtel sono il Gruppo PSC (54%), il Fondo Clessidra Capital Credit (28%) e TIM (18%).
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*Tiziano Onesti, Chairman
*Stefano Pileri, CEO
*Gerardo Benuzzi, COO
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Italtel S.p.A. és una empresa italiana que opera en el sector de les telecomunicacions, fundada el 21 de juliol de 1921 a Milà, com Società Italiana Siemens per Impianti Elettrici. El 2016 Italtel té oficines a Itàlia, Europa i Amèrica Llatina. L'empresa dissenya, desenvolupa i instal·la solucions per a xarxes integrades i serveis de nova generació basats en el protocol IP. També ofereix solucions i productes propis, serveis professionals d'enginyeria i consultoria en xarxes, serveis gestionats i solucions TIC com les de Comunicació i Col·laboració Unificades, Telepresència, Cloud Computing, Smart Cities, Seguretat Integrada. Italtel col·labora internacionalment amb Cisco Systems., que la reconeix com a soci certificat. En el passat ha creat el descodificador Stream TV i el telèfon Bigrigio, a més d'haver col·laborat amb Siemens per al subministrament telefònic italià. Als anys 90 va desenvolupar el Softswitch, una evolució de les centrals UT.
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Italtel Ltd. (since 1981; formerly known by other names) is an Italian telecommunications equipment and ICT company founded in 1921, originally as a branch of Siemens AG. It played a major role in the development of telecommunication systems in Italy, most notably as one of the main equipment providers for the Italian state monopoly telephone operator SIP (later Telecom Italia) and as the leading actor in the evolution of the Italian PSTN from analog to digital switching (enabled by Italtel's CT, TN, and UT systems in the 1980s). At its maximum prosperity, the company grew to over 30.000 employees. In the 1980s-1990s, Italtel experienced a period of crisis and downsizing due to major changes in its reference market (including the abolishment of the state monopoly and the privatization of SIP/Telecom), a situation that was further exacerbated by an unsuccessful merger leveraged buyout at the beginning of the 2000s. The company then gradually repositioned itself as a player in the international ICT market, focusing on technologies such as IP networks, Next-generation networks, and VoIP, and expanding its customer base to other telecommunication service providers (both national and abroad), public administration, and non-telco companies. In this process, Italtel established a partnership with Cisco Systems (becoming a Cisco Gold Certified Partner) and opened offices in 25 countries worldwide, mostly in Europe and South America. In the early 2000s, Italtel and Cisco played a leading role in another major evolution of the Italian telephone network, namely the creation of a national structure that allowed for most long-range telephone traffic to be transferred from the PSTN to an IP network (implemented by Italtel softswitches and Cisco media gateways). In 2013, Gartner Inc. has classified Italtel as a "visionary" player in the Magic Quadrant for Session border controller design, a title that is usually given to small companies that have a distinguished completeness of vision.
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Italtel S.p.A. è un'azienda multinazionale italiana che opera nel settore dell'Information & Communication Technology, fondata il 21 luglio 1921 a Milano come Società Italiana Siemens per Impianti Elettrici. Dal 2017 al 2020 il controllo di Italtel era rilevato per l'81% da Exprivia S.p.A., società quotata alla Borsa di Milano (XPR.MI) e per il 19% da Cisco. Dal 2022 gli azionisti di Italtel sono il Gruppo PSC (54%), il Fondo Clessidra Capital Credit (28%) e TIM (18%). L'azienda progetta e implementa reti (banda ultra larga, mobili 5G, IP, multimediali e cloud ibrido) e soluzioni per la trasformazione digitale, create integrando tecnologie sviluppate nei propri laboratori o dall'ecosistema di partner. Eroga anche servizi di progettazione e ingegneria delle infrastrutture, di automazione e sicurezza integrata e delle reti. Italtel ha capacità distintive di system integration e solide competenze di sviluppo software. Adotta una strategia multi-vendor e offre soluzioni e servizi avanzati in uno scenario multi-dominio e multi-tecnologico.
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