Mobile Tornado, a global leader in Push-to-Talk over Cellular (PoC) technology, has announced a strategic partnership with Axians in the Netherlands, the ICT brand within VINCI Energies, a global network and a recognised expert in mission-critical and digital transformation solutions.
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Mobile Tornado’s partnership with Axians, in brief
Axians operates across 38 countries in Europe, Africa, and the Americas, supporting a diverse range of industries, in the public and private sector with cutting-edge digital transformation solutions. The collaboration will see Mobile Tornado’s advanced PoC technology integrated into Axians’ product and services portfolio, delivering real-time, resilient, and highly reliable communication capabilities to mission-critical sectors.
About Axians and VINCI Energies
Axians is the ICT brand within VINCI Energies, a network of specialists in energy transition and digital transformation with businesses operating under brands including Actemium, Omexom and Axians. VINCI Energies is itself part of VINCI, a global leader in concessions, construction and energy that employs more than 279,000 people and operates in more than 120 countries worldwide.
This scale gives Axians the reach and technical depth to support Mobile Tornado’s expansion into new markets, while its position within the wider VINCI Energies network means the partnership can draw on established relationships across telecom infrastructure, cyber security and enterprise networks, alongside deep local knowledge of the Dutch public and private sectors.
What Axians said about the partnership with Axians
“At Axians, our mission is to deliver smart, secure, and sustainable ICT solutions tailored to the business needs of our customers,” said Bart Selten, Director at Axians. “We see Mobile Tornado as a partner to further expand our portfolio in mission-critical and business-critical communications. Their cutting-edge PoC technology, combined with our expertise in ICT integration and service delivery, will enable us to offer unparalleled communication capabilities to our clients.”
“This partnership marks a significant milestone in our mission to provide organisations with secure, reliable and future-proof communication solutions that can be deployed worldwide.”
What Mobile Tornado said
Matt Dunnett, Chief Growth Officer at Mobile Tornado, commented: “We’re extremely proud to join forces with Axians. Their reputation for delivering world-class technology, combined with a deeply customer-centric approach, makes them a perfect partner. The need for robust, flexible communication platforms is greater than ever, and together we’re positioned to meet that demand across a wide range of sectors.”
Why the partnership matters for mission-critical communications
For Mobile Tornado, the partnership with Axians is part of a broader strategy to deliver its PoC technology through trusted, established ICT integrators. Mobile Tornado is a British-owned company headquartered in Harrogate, UK, with more than 20 years of experience in PoC and mission-critical communications. Its technology is already used by more than 150,000 users across 30 countries in Europe, the Middle East, the Americas and Africa, and its TornadoConnect solution enables seamless integration between PoC and traditional LMR systems such as DMR, TETRA and P25. This flexibility makes it easier for organisations already invested in traditional radio infrastructure to adopt modern PoC technology without a costly, disruptive migration.
By combining this technology with Axians’ ICT integration expertise and its established footprint across the Netherlands and the wider VINCI Energies network, both companies aim to extend reliable, real-time communication capabilities to a wider range of mission-critical and business-critical sectors, including public safety, transport, logistics, utilities and healthcare.
The partnership underscores both companies’ commitment to innovation and excellence in mission-critical communications, and marks another step in Mobile Tornado’s international growth as demand for resilient PoC technology continues to increase.
