Eqs-News OneLayer Expands Operations in Europe, Appoints New Sales Director
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- •OneLayer expands operations in Europe to meet rising demand for private LTE/5G solutions.
- •Sander Teunissen appointed as Sales Director for EMEA to lead regional growth efforts.
- •The company collaborates with major partners like Nokia and Ericsson for deployment support.
OneLayer announced its expansion across Europe on March 30, 2026, to meet increasing demand for private LTE/5G OT management and Zero Trust security. The company appointed Sander Teunissen as Sales Director for EMEA, who will focus on enhancing OneLayer's European presence. This expansion is driven by the adoption of private cellular networks by leading enterprises, particularly in sectors like chemicals manufacturing. OneLayer's platform integrates seamlessly with existing cybersecurity infrastructure, providing device-centric security and operational intelligence. The company collaborates with partners such as Nokia and Ericsson to support private LTE/5G deployments in complex environments. This move reflects OneLayer's commitment to ensuring that enterprises can manage their private networks securely and effectively. The expansion is part of a broader trend of increasing reliance on private cellular networks as critical infrastructure.
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