Thanks to NaaS as a future-proof solution, the educational institution is now expecting considerable cost savings and the chance to free up more time from their IT department to focus on innovation in education.

VINCI Energies acquires Koning en Hartman, a company specialised in communication networks in the Netherlands. This acquisition strengthens its portfolio in the ICT (Information and Communication Technologies) and industry sectors.

Container 42 departed from Rotterdam on a two-year data collection trip. During its journey around the world, its sensors collected intelligent data. It measured vibration levels, incline, and position, while also providing data on noise, air pollution, humidity, and temperature. The Container had solar panels which demonstrated how much energy could be harvested on container ships, trains, or trucks. The first stop for Container 42 was Munich, where it appeared at the Transport Logistic event in June 2019.

The specific requirements of healthcare facilities call for ad hoc IT infrastructure and can involve technical proposals that can be directly operational in the medical sphere.

VINCI Energies acquires Nouveau Solutions Ltd. This acquisition strengthens its Axians portfolio of ICT Security, Cloud and Managed Services in the United Kingdom.

VINCI Energies acquires Smart Data Specialist Kadenza. This acquisition strengthens its Axians portfolio of data and analytics services.

VINCI Energies is expanding its expertise for the German market with the acquisition of SAP specialist Lynx-Consulting. The system integrator with a strong focus on SAP will become a new business unit of the ICT brand Axians, which is thus expanding its portfolio for the digital transformation of business processes.

VINCI Energies acquires Sysoco, broadening its range of ICT solutions and services for the private mobile network market.

Electricity grids must devise a new approach to stability, paying special attention to data and energy storage solutions.

If they are to attract the best students and lecturers amid strong global competition, universities need to take digital technology on board. Axians supports many universities in the UK and Portugal.

Businesses, administrations and even governments are increasingly being hit by cyberattacks. In a digitalised world and a globalised economy, who can claim to be safe?