Netcon Partners with Athonet to Launch 5G Solutions in India

Netcon Technologies has announced its launch of Private 5G solutions and services to support Indian enterprises that are preparing for the Industry 4.0 revolution. These solutions were unveiled at the India Mobile Congress 2022 in New Delhi. 

The company will offer the design, deployment, and management of customized private 5G networks for its client enterprises. These solutions support multiple use cases and are targeted at a diverse set of industries, including manufacturing, airports, seaports, healthcare, and mining, among others. Their products  ChiefNet, Copper and Mavro were launched at the IMC 2022. 

Mahalingam Ramasamy, Managing Director of Netcon, “5G will revolutionize the way enterprises connect their assets and operational resources. It will accelerate the digital transformation in Indian enterprises. Netcon would like to play a pivotal role in making the 5G technology accessible to the industries.”

“We have invested significantly in creating our own Intellectual Property (IP) for enterprise technologies. We expect these innovations to fuel growth and profitability for Netcon in the coming years,” said Mohammed Ashiq, CEO of Netcon.

The Chennai-headquartered company announced its partnership with Italy-based Athonet, under which Netcon will offer Athonet’s Private 5G/LTE solutions in the Indian, ASEAN, and MENA (Middle East and North Africa) markets. 

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“Athonet & Netcon will jointly work together to provide innovative private 5G solutions for solving industry use cases.  Netcon’s strong presence, technology capabilities, System Integration and managed services will provide us a great platform for addressing the enterprise market,” said Gianluca Verin, CEO of Athonet.

Currently, with over more than 175 certified technology professionals across multiple offices in India, Dubai, Singapore and Uganda, Netcon has set up a development team in Coimbatore for developing tools and accelerators for quick deployment and managing private 5G networks, focusing on Industry 4.0.


 

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