Press Release: Indigo Rebrand
As the company enters a new phase of growth, Indigo has also unveiled a refreshed brand which includes changing the brand name of the company to Indigo from Indigo Telecom Group. Subsidiary 4site to rebrand to Indigo.
David Healy appointed Head of SHEQ
David, formerly the HSEQ Manager at 4site, the company acquired by Indigo in 2019, has been with our organisation for 3 years.
Evolution of 5G: more new generation than next generation
Much more than an incremental step-up from 4G, the rollout of 5G will be a game-changer, changing the way we think about mobile services and creating new business models.
How We Help the Telecoms Digital Transformation Journey
The explosion of data has left many companies wanting to digitise their data. They are scrambling to uncover insights about their business from what has been described as ‘the new oil’, the mass of digital information that’s piling up on their systems.
Fibre growth in Europe: FTTH Council Market Panorama
Read this blog to get Indigo’s view of the FTTH Council of Europe’s market Panorama which outlines fibre growth in Europe.
Indigo ready for next phase of data centre evolution
The data centre sector has been through extraordinary changes over the last 20 years and shows no sign of slowing down.
Mike Maziarka, Sales Operations Manager to drive growth in the USA
Scaling up operations in the USA: Mike Maziarka named Sales Operations Manager for Indigo
The market excitement for fibre must not gloss over its challenges
You may have seen Ray O’Connor, Indigo CRO, talking a lot in the media about fibre challenges. Read his blog here.
Electric Vehicle, EV Charging Solutions
A new day is dawning, and here at Indigo we are leading this change with powerful eco-friendly EV charging solutions.
Press Release: Ian Duggan Appointed Indigo CEO
Former CEO of Indigo’s previous subsidiary 4site, Ian Duggan, has been appointed as Indigo’s new CEO.
2021: Time is right for telcos to outsource logistics
Indigo works with highly challenging supply chain environments in over 90 countries to deliver global logistics services to telecoms.
Wireless/5G and Fibre working together
Read this blog to find out how wireless and fibre don’t compete with each other: in fact they are complementary and depend on each other.
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