The Noser Group
Nexus Telecom is a member of the Noser group of companies, originally founded in 1984.
Member companies concentrate independently on their own areas of technology and engineering expertise, while offering mutual assistance to cope with special demands. A relaxed holding structure provides maximum financial and entrepreneurial freedom for each company, while centralizing administrative tasks.
Noser Group
- The Noser Group
Technology transfer and continuity assurance
Operating Companies
- Nexus Telecom AG
Integrated System Software for Telecom and Enterprise network performance monitoring - Noser Engineering AG
Software for IT, telecommunication and industrial applications - Bucher + Suter AG
Solutions for call centres, CRM, voice response and browser-based control technology - FROX communication
Software and monitoring systems for telecom and industrial operating processes - AKROS AG
Comprehensive IT solutions for successful corporate business
Minority Participations
- awtec AG
Your partner for radical innovations. Research and development for the industry - bitGate data systems GmbH
Customized test solutions for the telecommunication industry
Office Locations
Always close to you
With office locations all over the world, Nexus Telecom is always close to its customers.
Latest News
21-24 May 2012
Nexus Telecom invites you to the 2012 Management World event to learn more about new ways for service providers to achieve the agility, efficiency and innovative skills needed to win in a market where customers have unlimited choice.
Come and visit us in Dublin at Booth #4!
21 February 2012
New high-speed 40 Gb/s Capture Cards for NexusNETVIEW Mobile Broadband
Nexus Telecom is pleased to announce the availability of a new range of high-speed packet capture cards. Nexus Telecom's NexusNETVIEW now supports 40 Gb/s capture packets from high-speed Ethernet.
17 February 2012
Monitoring DiGi's network swap
DiGi Telecommunications, a leading mobile communications company, uses NexusNETVIEW to monitor their mission critical network swap.
