In late January 2012, TELELOGOS will be blowing out 30 candles!
"During these 30 years, given the continuing evolution of technologies and practices we have to adapt while maintaining our core values: quality and responsiveness.
Specializing in data transfer, synchronization and administration of distant terminals, we first presented our infrastructure software offers to the mobility market and retail outlet networks, and more recently to that of the digital signage market..Our commercial success in France and abroad, confirms our choices, strengthens our team and consolidates our financial strength.
Our world is continuously being shaken up.The changes are rapid and often unexpected. Only with courage to change, our faith in the future, and a solidarity for others will we continue to move forward, together.Telelogos sincerely thanks you for your confidence and your support." Yves Clisson - CEO TELELOGOS
History :
TELELOGOS was created in January 1982 by the Ardoisière d’Angers mining company on the initiative of the DIS, André Billaud. Yves Clisson, then left the R & D Bull to join the young company. Telelogos enhanced its Telecom IT Services by becoming a resale partner for IBM’s RS/6000 system.
End of 1989 TELELOGOS becomes an independent SME, following the acquisition of capital by its employees. Between 1990 and 1995, Telelogos decided to shift its business activities from IT services and hardware resale to software development
Since 1996, TELELOGOS goes editing software, developing and commercializing first file transfer MediaTransfer software (1997), then the management remote terminals and data synchronization MediaContact software ( 2002), and finally the digital signage Media4Display software (2008).
Today, more than 2000 companies have acquired more than 300,000 licenses TELELOGOS in France and abroad ... many of our customers trusting us since the beginning. Software TELELOGOS are relayed, distributed, integrated by a strong network of partners specializing in mobility, digital signage network or networks of retail outlets.