1 Thanks to a major renovation and conversion operation carried out by VINCI Facilities, the Forum Velbert (Germany) is enjoying a new lease of life and expanded facilities.
2In Rabat (Morocco), VINCI Energies is executing the technical packages at the Ibn Sina university hospital.
3Axians’ Security Operations Center (SOC), based in Switzerland, provides cybersecurity services for a large number of industrial sites.
When building telecommunications infrastructure, Axians uses equipment with a lower carbon footprint, such as Green Tower pylons which combine recycled steel lightweight structures and low-carbon concrete foundations.
In information technology (IT), Axians has taken full advantage of growing demand for cybersecurity and business applications: it is developing offerings tailored to specific needs in individual fields, in synergy with business units in the Omexom, Actemium and Building Solutions networks when relevant. Changes in data storage methods (hybrid cloud, data centre decentralisation, relocation, etc.) are also spurring growth in this business, as is the embedding of artificial intelligence into software and data processing solutions. Generally speaking, Axians provides tailored, scalable and sustainable solutions to the many public and private sector players who are looking to upgrade their IT infrastructures in order to bolster their sovereignty and security, as well as services that directly address their operational performance requirements.
The following selection of projects carried out in 2024 reflects the diversity of these IT activities.
- In France, following approval by the Ministry of Health, an application for remote medical monitoring, initially developed by Axians Portugal, was localised and launched on the French market.
- In Germany, a cybersecurity solution was deployed across several hospitals as part of multiyear contracts covering the management, supervision and protection of existing IT networks.
- In the Czech Republic, Axians designed and built the IT infrastructure for a government ministry data centre.
- In Belgium, a transport network supervision system was deployed for the Société des Transports Intercommunaux de Bruxelles, including a new user interface for the public operator’s buses and trams.