Sharing Networks for a Digitally Resilient Netherlands: a TEASOL Technologies knowledge session, part of Week van de Digitalisering. 22 September 2026, online, 17:00 to 17:45 CEST, speaker Arda Aksu.

Sharing Networks for a Digitally Resilient Netherlands

Event Details

Date: 22 September 2026
Time: 17:00–17:45 CEST
Format: Online, 45 minutes, English
Organizer: TEASOL Technologies
Participation: Free

About the Session

A free online knowledge session exploring how structured sharing of mobile network capacity can support a digitally stronger and more resilient Netherlands. TEASOL will share practical insights on network sharing, the conditions that make it effective, and how collaboration can help strengthen digital infrastructure and resilience.

Inside the Session

How can network sharing contribute to stronger and more resilient digital infrastructure?

During this 45-minute online knowledge session, TEASOL Technologies will explore how structured sharing of mobile network capacity can support resilience, continuity, and future-ready connectivity.

The session will look at the role network sharing can play in making more effective use of infrastructure and enabling collaboration across the telecom ecosystem. The content will build on our existing network-sharing webinar material, with the focus on sharing knowledge and practical insights.

Who This Session Is For

  • Telecom & digital infrastructure professionals
  • Network operators
  • Policymakers
  • Public-sector stakeholders

And others interested in digital resilience, connectivity, and infrastructure sharing.

Speaker

Arda Aksu

Arda Aksu

VP Product at TEASOL

About Week van de Digitalisering

This session takes place during the Week van de Digitalisering, a national initiative bringing together government, businesses, and knowledge institutions to share knowledge, collaborate, and help make the Netherlands digitally stronger.

The Week van de Digitalisering website has more on the wider initiative.

Join the Session

Free and open to telecom and digital infrastructure professionals, network operators, policymakers, public-sector stakeholders, and others interested in digital resilience, connectivity, and infrastructure sharing.