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- Information and Communication Technology
- Internet
- Internet of Things
- Internet Protocol
- Long Term Evolution
- Machine-to-Machine Communication
- Managed Services
- Monitoring
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- Services
- Session Initiation Protocol
- Subscriber Identity Module
- Unified Communications
- Virtual Private Network
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Who is Telekom Slovenije?
Telekom Slovenije is a Slovenian telecommunications and Information and Communication Technology (ICT) services provider delivering fixed and mobile connectivity, cloud, and managed solutions for consumer, business, and public-sector customers.
- National fixed and mobile network operator offering voice, data, and internet connectivity services.
- Enterprise and public-sector ICT services, including managed connectivity, data center, and cloud solutions (cloud infrastructure).
- Unified communications and collaboration services, such as IP telephony, contact center, and related communication platforms (collaboration and UC).
- TV, multimedia, and content distribution services delivered over fixed and mobile broadband networks.
- Internet of Things (IoT) and Machine-to-Machine Communication (M2M) connectivity services for industry, utilities, transport, and smart infrastructure use cases (IoT connectivity).
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More About Telekom Slovenije
Telekom Slovenije operates as the incumbent telecommunications operator in Slovenia with a portfolio that spans fixed and mobile connectivity, ICT services, and cloud-based offerings. For enterprise, government, and institutional customers, the company functions as an integrated communications and infrastructure provider, supplying access, core, and value-added services over its own national networks. Its fixed-line services cover broadband internet, IP-based voice, and data transport, while its mobile network supports voice, messaging, and packet data services over cellular technologies, including Long Term Evolution (LTE) and newer generations where deployed.
In enterprise environments, Telekom Slovenije positions its connectivity services as the underlay for corporate WANs, branch connectivity, and remote access, including Virtual Private Network (VPN) and secure internet breakout options. Ethernet, MPLS-based services, and IP transit are commonly used constructs in such deployments, although naming and configuration details are implementation-specific. Its role as both network operator and service integrator enables bundled solutions that combine fixed access lines, mobile subscriptions, and managed network equipment for offices, retail locations, and industrial sites.
The company maintains and operates data center resources in Slovenia to support hosting, virtual infrastructure, and cloud (cloud infrastructure) offerings for organizations that require local jurisdiction, latency-sensitive workloads, or integrated connectivity to corporate networks. These services often include virtual machines, storage, backup, and Disaster Recovery (DR) capabilities, delivered under standardized Service Level Agreements (SLAs) and accessed over secure network links or the public internet. Telekom Slovenije also supports managed services around monitoring, basic administration, and support for hosted environments, allowing enterprises to offload some infrastructure operations.
In unified communications and collaboration (collaboration and UC), Telekom Slovenije provides IP-based telephony, Session Initiation Protocol (SIP) trunking, hosted PBX features, and contact center services. These are used by enterprises and public institutions to consolidate voice across sites, integrate desk phones and soft clients, and connect customer-service agents to voice and digital channels. Services are typically underpinned by standard protocols such as SIP, Real-time Transport Protocol (RTP), and related IP telephony frameworks, and are delivered either from on-premises (on-prem) deployments or hosted platforms within Telekom Slovenije’s infrastructure.
The company’s portfolio extends to IoT and machine-to-machine (IoT connectivity) services, relying on cellular technologies and standardized interfaces for device connectivity, Subscriber Identity Module (SIM) management, and data transport. Enterprises in sectors such as logistics, utilities, manufacturing, and smart city projects use these services to connect sensors, meters, and vehicles to back-end applications. Telekom Slovenije typically provides connectivity, basic device management options, and integration points via secure IP links or APIs to customer platforms and analytics solutions.
Telekom Slovenije’s TV and multimedia offerings are built on its broadband and mobile networks, delivering IPTV and related content services to households and organizations that require audio-visual distribution, such as hospitality venues. For directory and marketplace classification, Telekom Slovenije fits into categories including telecom carrier (fixed and mobile connectivity), network services provider (WAN, internet, VPN), cloud and hosting provider (cloud infrastructure, data center services), unified communications provider (collaboration and UC), and IoT connectivity provider (IoT connectivity).
Our description of Telekom Slovenije. Updated December 2025.
