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We are in this together

“We are in this together” interview with HORISEN’s CEO, Fabrizio Salanitri has been published in the latest edition of Woman in Tech Magazine.

For more than 20 years, HORISEN has embraced diversity in general as an essential prerequisite for increased productivity, greater innovation and creativity. HORISENers believe that different backgrounds, genders and cultures provide the company with a balance of different skills and diversity of perspectives.

In spite of many people calling the telco industry a male-dominated industry, at HORISEN it is believed that the industry is dominated by engineers and people with a technical background – messaging technologists. Women or men, it is all the same for HORISEN.

At the end, it is about the work one brings to the company, women or men, it does not matter. They are all integral parts of the HORISEN family as their work is equally acknowledged and respected at HORISEN.

Read how HORISEN has coped with gender equality at work and supported Women in Tech over the years.

 

 

Gender equality at work

Latest entries in this category:

The Telecom Industry Is Changing

The Telecom Industry Is Changing

Why Investing in Modern Messaging Technology Matters More Than Ever and what the Simon-Kucher Global Telecommunications Study 2026 tells us about the future of messaging.

Why Infrastructure Choices Matter

Why Infrastructure Choices Matter

Following our initial conversation and a joint on-site visit, we sat down again with CEO of RZO, to go deeper into the technical, strategic, and sustainability aspects of the Gais Data Centre.

Interested in the latest posts?

The Telecom Industry Is Changing

The Telecom Industry Is Changing

Why Investing in Modern Messaging Technology Matters More Than Ever and what the Simon-Kucher Global Telecommunications Study 2026 tells us about the future of messaging.

The Cost of Optimizing Everything

The Cost of Optimizing Everything

I recently came across a short video that asked a surprisingly simple question:
Why does everything feel a little worse today?
Not necessarily more expensive. Not slower. Just… less satisfying.