Bucharest, October 2025 – Datanet Systems, a leading systems integrator with more than 25 years of experience in IT and telecommunications infrastructure, has announced the launch of its own Network Operations Center (NOC), designed to serve organizations both in Romania and abroad. The new facility represents a strategic investment exceeding €1.5 million, allocated to building a highly specialized operations team, implementing comprehensive training and certification programs, and developing ITIL-aligned operational frameworks integrated with state-of-the-art monitoring and management platforms.

The Datanet NOC delivers end-to-end network monitoring and management services, including preventive maintenance, operation of 3G/4G/5G mobile networks, and complete lifecycle management of end-user services such as SIM provisioning and support. Its primary goal is to maximize network availability and performance, regardless of infrastructure complexity, with the capability to provide on-site interventions through Datanet’s teams distributed nationwide.

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a leading systems integrator with more than 25 years of experience in IT and telecommunications infrastructure, has announced the launch of its own Network Operations Center (NOC), designed to serve organizations both in Romania and abroad. The new facility represents a strategic investment exceeding €1.5 million, allocated to building a highly specialized operations team, implementing comprehensive training and certification programs, and developing ITIL-aligned operational frameworks integrated with state-of-the-art monitoring and management platforms.

The Datanet NOC delivers end-to-end network monitoring and management services, including preventive maintenance, operation of 3G/4G/5G mobile networks, and complete lifecycle management of end-user services such as SIM provisioning and support. Its primary goal is to maximize network availability and performance, regardless of infrastructure complexity, with the capability to provide on-site interventions through Datanet’s teams distributed nationwide”, said Dragoș Stroescu, Executive Director, Datanet Systems.

Staffed by a dedicated team of 12 specialists, the Datanet NOC operates 24/7, serving customers both locally and internationally. Built on modern technologies and powered by an AI-driven system developed in-house, the center is designed to minimize downtime and operational risk, ensuring network restoration within four hours or less, and in certain cases, in as little as two hours.

For IP-based infrastructures, Datanet provides a full suite of services tailored to contractual SLAs, including real-time communications monitoring, automated fault detection and remediation, on-site intervention and equipment replacement, as well as advanced software troubleshooting for telecom devices. All services are delivered in line with Service Level Agreements (SLAs) that ensure guaranteed response and resolution times.

Through the Soitron Group, Datanet also provides Security Operations Center (SOC) services, operational across Europe since 2018. These services complement NOC capabilities through 24/7 cybersecurity monitoring, vulnerability scanning, incident response, and threat intelligence, protecting a broad portfolio of organizations from sophisticated cyber threats.

In 2023, Soitron Group’s SOC services recorded a 144% year-over-year revenue increase, reaching €768,000, driven by heightened demand from the public sector, healthcare, critical infrastructure, and energy industries. The same year, supported by the European Union, Soitron Group launched SOCulus, a next-generation detection platform that elevates cybersecurity protection to international standards.

By combining Network and Security Operations Center capabilities, Datanet offers clients comprehensive coverage for both availability and cybersecurity, ensuring alignment with key compliance frameworks such as NIS2, DORA, and ISO. These services are tailored for organizations where uninterrupted communications are mission-critical—across industries including finance, retail, utilities, telecommunications, manufacturing, and transportation—but are available to any enterprise, regardless of size or sector.

(article published in Romanian in Profit.ro)