NIL has led Slovenia’s digitalization journey for over three decades.
NIL was founded in 1989 when the internet and computer industry started gaining prominence in Slovenia. The company, which is part of the Conscia Group, designs, implements, and manages IT infrastructures and cybersecurity solutions for its customers including state institutions and private businesses in the telecom and other sectors.
“NIL was the first company in Slovenia to offer commercial internet,” says Beno Ceglar, CEO of NIL. “We also offered one of the first IT cloud platforms (Office in the Cloud) in the world in 2010.”
Becoming a Cisco Training Partner in 1993, the company expanded its expertise into providing education services in the IT industry.
“We have a very customer-centric approach. In this aspect, we complement our solutions and provide education programs based on customers’ needs,” says Ceglar.
Today, NIL operates primarily in Europe and the Middle East, providing advanced data centers, networks, hybrid cloud services, and cybersecurity solutions. After becoming a Cisco Training Partner in 1993, the company expanded its expertise into providing education services in the IT industry.
“We have a very customercentric approach. In this aspect, we complement our solutions and provide education programs based on customers` needs.” As the world becomes increasingly dependent on digital technologies, the cybersecurity exposure of companies also increases.
NIL stands proud of operating one of the most advanced cybersecurity operations centers in Europe, helping customers run their digital businesses securely.
“Conscia Group has the ambition to become the preferred networking and cloud infrastructure and cybersecurity partner in Europe,” says Ceglar. “The group consists of companies similar to NIL in Denmark, Netherlands, Germany, Norway, and Sweden. One of the strategic points of Conscia’s growth is additionally mergers and acquisitions.
We have recently acquired three companies, two in Germany and one in Sweden, to complement the competencies and scale of the group.”
Source: Fortune magazine