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Telness Tech任命Octopus Group董事长John Browett为董事会成员

Telness Tech任命Octopus Group董事长John Browett为董事会成员

Business Wire2 days ago
斯德哥尔摩--(BUSINESS WIRE)--(美国商业资讯)-- Telness Tech是一家快速发展的科技公司,致力于与现代移动运营商携手重塑电信业。该公司今天宣布任命John Browett为董事会成员。Browett在Octopus Group、Apple和Tesco等全球知名企业中有着数十年的领导和治理经验。
目前由Browett任董事长的Octopus Group是Octopus Energy的创始公司,其Kraken Technologies平台重新定义了科技如何改造传统行业。在此之前,Browett曾在Apple和Tesco担任高管,帮助这些全球知名企业扩大规模,并在欧洲竞争最激烈的零售环境之一中大规模开拓电商业务。
'Telness Tech之于电信业,如同Kraken之于能源业,皆在改写规则。' John Browett表示, 'Martina及其团队搭建了一个独特的平台,凭借丰富的经验和能力,帮助运营商打破遗留系统、供应商和模块的桎梏,从根本上让电信这个长久以来复杂的行业变得前所未有的轻松和便捷。我很高兴能够参与其中。'
'John曾在多家全球最具创新精神和以客户为中心理念的企业中从事领导工作,为我们的董事会带来了宝贵的经验。' Telness Tech首席执行官兼创始人Martina Klingvall表示, '他的战略眼光、卓越运营与董事会专业经验的独特结合将助力我们持续精简全球电信行业。'
Telness Tech的旗舰产品——云原生平台 Seamless OS 能够帮助各移动运营商或数字科技公司利用人工智能及自动化的力量,发布或扩展移动服务。公司在2024和2025年进军美国、欧洲和非洲市场,其平台目前已为超过24家移动运营商提供支持,其中包括 T-Mobile 和 Lebara 等行业领导者皆与之建立了合作伙伴关系。
Telness Tech是全球发展速度最快的 电信科技 公司之一,其旗舰产品 Seamless OS 是一款基于云端的BSS/OSS平台,助力企业发布、运营和扩展全数字化、人工智能驱动的移动服务。常被誉为' 电信业的Shopify '的Telness Tech让运营或成为移动运营商变得前所未有的简单和高效。Telness Tech最初由瑞典运营商Telness(欧洲评分最高的移动服务供应商之一)开发,如今致力于为美国、欧洲及全球各地的电信行业颠覆者赋能。
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