We are not just a software house: we are a services company

We build the tools, we know how to use them and we coordinate the people who work around them. Networks, security, voice, cloud and OT integration: the infrastructure that keeps a connected company standing.

Tell us about your project

Where we come from

Thirty years of networks in North-East Italy

We were bringing the internet to north-east Italian companies before anyone called it digitalisation

Maxfone started in 2010 reselling business IT systems, but the craft goes back further: among its founders is Paolo Errico, who built those networks himself, founding MultiLink in 1998.

01
Team Sistemi, 1993
In Verona, IT systems for local companies: this is where the direct relationship with the people who use the infrastructure every day begins.
02
MultiLink, 1998
Born out of Team Sistemi's expansion when telecommunications were liberalised: one of the first companies to move, and one of north-east Italy's first operators.
03
Infracom, 2008
MultiLink moves into Infracom's orbit and is merged into the operator in January 2008: the scale of a regional telecommunications carrier. Between late 2009 and early 2010 the group splits, and Maxfone starts from there.

The services

Six lines, grouped by problem

Six service lines

Grouped by customer problem, not by price list. Every entry is a service we deliver with our own team, from the site survey to day-to-day operation.

Network and security

How the company connects, and how it protects itself.

Connectivity and networks
Fibre and ultra-broadband access, IP addressing, subnets and VLANs, corporate wifi: a network drawn on the floor plan of your sites, not on a standard template.
Ongoing contract
Security
Firewalls, perimeter protection, segmentation and controlled remote access: the network stays open to work and closed to everything else.

Voice and cloud

Where people talk, and where their files live.

Voice
Phone systems, VoIP and SIP trunks: every site on a single exchange, running on the same infrastructure that carries the data.
Cloud and workspace
Hosting, websites and mail, plus Google Workspace setup and management: the everyday work tools, looked after by people who know your network.
Licences and subscriptions

Support and the shop floor

Who keeps everyday IT running, and who takes the network all the way to the machines.

Support and management
Technical care on live systems: monitoring, interventions, recovery. An ongoing relationship, not a phone call once everything has already stopped.
Ongoing subscription
OT integration
Modbus, OPC UA and MQTT, on-machine gateways, databases and flows into your business systems: the point where the IT network meets the shop floor.

Technology partners

Profile in the Google Cloud directory

Google Workspace Select - Co-sell & Services Partner

Google Cloud Partner, Select tier on Google Workspace: resale, migration and management.

From cable to data

Where infrastructure meets IDA

The same team that designs your network connects your machines

OT integration is a service in its own right: protocols, gateways and databases stand up on their own. But when that data has to be useful to someone, the next step is already in house.

One counterpart from the network socket to the production figure: no ping-pong between the IT supplier and the machine builder.
We install the gateways, protocols and cabling ourselves, on lines that are already running.
And if you then want to read energy, cycles and OEE, IDA is the application that lines them up.

See IDA in a demo

The bridge only works one way: the infrastructure is worth having without IDA, and IDA arrives if and when you need it.

The proof

Public projects, told in full

Stadiums, wineries, multi-site companies: infrastructure that holds when it matters

The networks we design show their worth when the event is live, when seven sites have to behave like one, when work moves home within a single week.

More than two kilometres of fibre and high-density wifi in a Serie A stadium, roughly 80,000 square metres of sports centre covered, a single full IP exchange for a seven-site wine cooperative: the projects are public and told in full.

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