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Who is Solcon?
Solcon is a Dutch Information and Communication Technology (ICT) and connectivity provider that delivers broadband internet, television, telephony, and managed services for residential, business, and institutional customers.
- Fiber and DSL internet access services for consumers and businesses (connectivity).
- Digital TV and streaming packages bundled with internet subscriptions (media distribution).
- Fixed telephony and VoIP-based calling services (communications).
- Business connectivity and managed network solutions for organizations (enterprise networking).
- Security and privacy-focused options such as filtering and parental controls (security services).
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More About Solcon
Solcon operates as an internet and ICT service provider in the Netherlands, delivering connectivity and communication services that are used across consumer, Small Medium Enterprises (SME), and institutional environments. Its portfolio centers on broadband access over fiber and DSL, bundled with digital television and fixed telephony, and is positioned to support both home users and organizations that require stable network capacity and predictable service delivery. For enterprise and business customers, Solcon provides connectivity solutions that can be integrated into wider network architectures managed by internal IT teams or external ICT partners.
The company’s core broadband offerings use standard IP-based networking technologies and protocols, enabling integration with common enterprise network equipment, Virtual Private Network (VPN) setups, and security appliances. Fiber-based services are aligned with typical Ethernet and IP transport models, making them suitable as primary or backup access links in multi-site Wide Area Network (WAN) architectures. Solcon’s telephony offerings use Voice Over Internet Protocol (VoIP) and SIP-based capabilities, which allows organizations to connect these services to IP PBXs, UC platforms, or session border controllers in line with standard enterprise voice architectures.
Digital TV and streaming services are mainly targeted at households but can also appear in hospitality or small business contexts, where managed TV distribution over IP-based connections is useful. These services use IPTV-style delivery over broadband and can be combined with internet and telephony into triple-play packages. From an enterprise catalog perspective, these System Integration Testing (SIT) in the media distribution and consumer connectivity categories rather than core B2B infrastructure.
Security and privacy-focused features, such as internet filtering and parental controls, are positioned for households and education environments but can be relevant to small organizations that want straightforward policy controls without complex security stacks. These capabilities complement more advanced enterprise security layers such as firewalls and endpoint protection by enforcing basic content and category restrictions at the network edge.
Within an enterprise-oriented directory or marketplace, Solcon fits into categories such as broadband connectivity, enterprise networking access, managed voice (VoIP and fixed telephony), and consumer-plus-business media distribution. Its services can act as the access layer that underpins higher-level applications, cloud workloads, and collaboration tools, with IT teams using standard network, security, and voice frameworks to integrate Solcon’s connectivity into their overall infrastructure design.
Our description of Solcon. Updated December 2025.
