LONDON, ENGLAND, February 28, 2013 (Press-News.org) After years of successful cooperation between two entities, CS Network Solutions Limited signed a strategic partnership with GALEB GROUP, one of the entrepreneurship leaders in Central Europe established in 1977.
GALEB provide design, installation and maintenance services in the field of telecommunications and information technology on a "turnkey" system. Thanks to its references and experienced designers, GALEB GTE has licenses for construction and development of technical documentation for the international telecommunication facilities. Confirmation of the high standards that guide the company's product quality is a certificate Quality Management System (ISO 9001:2001).
"CS Networks expansion in telecommunication and mobile security requires a strong reliable partner to meet the criteria of most demanding markets including financial and banking sector. Our customers expect excellence. We found GALEB as reliable partner during extensive evaluation and quality checks. It was clear from the very first project that both companies are governed with best industry practices and standards. As a result, we decided to open up for a market presenting new telecommunication products and services," said Milinko Isakovic, CEO of CS Network Solutions Limited.
At the first stage this partnership will results job openings for 25 different positions for the purpose of product development and support, estimating about 5 million investment in telecommunication projects within African Market.
According to CS Networks Chief Technology Officer - Stefan Certic, this partnership will not only open new markets, but also allow exchange and knowledge transfer between two industry leaders. CS Networks Security products are flexible enough, keeping in mind best security standards. With this partnership, we are completing our services with credible vendor of hardware equipment ensuring complete uninterrupted systems for mission critical applications.
Slobodan Veselinovic, General Manager of GALEB, said both companies will concentrate on new projects especially in African region. Business orientation of GALEB GTE is based on offering the latest telecommunication technology with the maximum use of its resources in cooperation with leading international companies. This partnership with CS Networks create a synergy between smart software solutions on smart hardware platforms making data transmitted fast and securely.
Website: http://www.cs-networks.net
Mobile World Congress Resulted in Strategic Partnership Between CS Networks and Galeb Group
CS Network Solutions Limited, UK Based Telecommunication and Mobile Security provider confirms strategic partnership with GALEB GROUP.
2013-02-28
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