Ericsson in 5-year managed services deal with Hrvatski Telekom

Telecom network vendor Ericsson today announced its 5-year managed services deal with Hrvatski Telekom, a Deutsche Telekom company.

Ericsson did not share financial details of the deal.

Through the managed services deal, Ericsson will support Hrvatski Telekom to enhance the quality and efficiency of its network.

Davor Tomaskovic, president of Hrvatski Telekom, said: “Hrvatski Telekom intends to increase quality of infrastructure and simultaneously optimize costs related to the construction and maintenance of fixed and mobile networks.”

As part of the managed services deal, Hrvatski Telekom will transfer 640 employees to Ericsson Nikola Tesla.

Ericsson said the agreement for construction and maintenance of telecommunications infrastructure includes planning and construction of fixed and mobile networks, maintenance of telecommunications infrastructure, telecom network monitoring, as well as field maintenance of active access and passive networks.

editor@telecomlead.com

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