The digital visual communication enabled by Telelogos is one of the most effective and economical ways to get people’s attention and instantaneously share information with them. This makes it a key component of operational efficiency, particularly in environments such as production units, warehouses, and offices, where it is crucial for companies to get the right information to the right people at the right time in order to improve their engagement and optimise daily operations.
Digital visual communication also helps orient and inform customers and visitors passing through public spaces, including airport terminals and train stations, shopping centres, shops, banks, and hospitals. It also helps improve the management of work spaces (reservations of rooms and “flex” office spaces), energy conservation, and the engagement of teams with CSR objectives.
Integrated with a company’s computer systems, Telelogos’ software allows all departments (quality, engineering, IT, HR, sales and marketing, communications, sustainability) to get engaged and make use of data produced or collected. The software also facilitates the transformation of that data into value-added information: extraction of internal and external data, correlation, aggregation, and formatting, enrichment via integration of information streams, planning and control of distribution, etc. The applications also help companies manage connected equipment, particularly the devices on which information is shared: screens, kiosks, tablets, smartphones, printers, etc.
Telelogos’ success is founded on many years of application development and interactions with partners and customers. This experience and these technical skills have helped the company establish solid relationships with international leaders in the electronics and software publishing markets, as well as with a global network of consulting firms and systems integrators.
Telelogos has sales offices in the United States and Mexico, as well as 2,000 customers and 500,000 active licences, with ambitions to continue growing worldwide.
“International growth is a pillar of Telelogos’ development. Our software is currently deployed in over 50 countries, in Europe, the Americas, Africa, and Asia, including the Middle East and China. Crédit Mutuel Equity becoming a shareholder and joining Telelogos’ strategic committee will help us double down on our growth efforts by establishing a subsidiary in the United States and acquiring a local player. We also don’t rule out the possibility of considering opportunities that might come up from established players in another country offering great prospects,” explains Christophe Justeau, Chairman of Telelogos.
“The spirit instilled by Christophe Justeau and Christophe Billaud since they acquired Telelogos has helped them put together a solid, loyal team with internationally renowned expertise. The company has developed assets and technical solutions that set it apart and meet the needs and expectations of big names in the electronics and software industries. The project for growth in the Americas is an ambitious, motivating challenge in which Crédit Mutuel Equity will be able to help by mobilising all its resources, including a portfolio of 330 equity investments and the international network of the Crédit Mutuel Alliance Fédérale group of companies,” says Anthony Hillion, Director of Equity Investments at Crédit Mutuel Equity.
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- Crédit Mutuel Equity
- Anthony Hillion, Director of Equity Investments
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- Christophe Justeau, Chairman
- Christophe Billaud, CEO
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About Telelogos
Telelogos is a publisher of software for dynamic displays and mobile technology. Telelogos’ solutions help companies and organisations better communicate and interact with their customers and/or employees as part of their digital transformation. Companies can manage and display content via screens placed in different locations: retail spaces, shopping centres, public spaces, reception areas, airports, train stations, storage spaces, warehouses, etc. They can also manage the availability and reservations of their work spaces using digital systems, as well as remotely control all their connected devices, whether they be mobile (smartphones, tablets) or fixed in place (terminals, point-of-sale equipment).
Telelogos has its head office in Europe and has sales offices in the USA and Mexico. Telelogos has over 2,000 customers and 500,000 licences in use in over 50 countries. Seeing profitable growth for many years now, in 2021, the company generated € 6.2 million in turnover (+12.5%) for a net profit of € 1.1 million.
For more information, please visit the website https://www.telelogos.com or follow the company on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/telelogos
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