Draft:BSO Network

BSO
Industry	Telecoms, Managed services
Founded	2004 (Paris)
Founders	Michael Ourabah and Charles-Antoine Beyney
Headquarters	Dublin, Ireland
Area served	Europe; United States; Asia; Middle-East
Key people	Michael Ourabah, CEO; Charles-Antoine Beyney, Founder; Fraser Bell, CCO; Emmanuel Pellé, COO; Laurence Saunier, Chief Finance Officer; Amel Mellah, Chief Legal Officer; Stephen Willcox, Chief Product Officer
Products	Network Infrastructure; Radio Frequency; Cloud Services
Website	www.bso.co

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BSO is a company providing global infrastructure and connectivity services, with a focus on network solutions. Founded in 2004, BSO is headquartered in Dublin. The company employs approximately 150 individuals and operates in regions including North America, Europe, Asia, and Africa.^[1]

Company profile[edit]

Michael Ourabah and Charles-Antoine Beyney founded BSO in 2004, addressing issues like high internet latencies and customer service challenges he identified during the early internet era. Initially a small-scale operation, BSO expanded over time into a company serving various business sectors and regulated industries internationally.^[2]

Operations and Services[edit]

BSO's services include a range of network solutions aimed at different industry sectors. The company's approach combines the provision of customized solutions with standard products, focusing on infrastructure management and network services.

Acquisitions[edit]

Companies acquired by BSO, listed by year
Year	Company	Country
2017	PROceau^[3]	France
2017	Apsara Networks^[4]	United States
2019	IX Reach^[5]	United Kingdom

References[edit]

^ "CME-Company-Profile". CME Group.
^ "Industry Spotlight: BSO CEO Michael Ourabah". telecomramblings.
^ "Proceau Company Information".
^ "BSO Acquires Apsara Networks | Traders Magazine". www.tradersmagazine.com. 15 January 2018. Retrieved 2018-01-15.}}
^ "BSO Expands Global Network Footprint with the Acquisition of IX Reach | The Fast Mode". www.thefastmode.com. Retrieved 2019-05-14.

External links[edit]

Official website

Category:Telecommunications companies established in 2004 Category:ICT service providers Category:Telecommunications companies of France Category:Telecommunications companies of the Ireland Category:Telecommunications companies of the United Kingdom Category:Multinational companies headquartered in the Ireland

[1] "CME-Company-Profile". CME Group.

[2] "Industry Spotlight: BSO CEO Michael Ourabah". telecomramblings.

[3] "Proceau Company Information".

[4] "BSO Acquires Apsara Networks | Traders Magazine". www.tradersmagazine.com. 15 January 2018. Retrieved 2018-01-15.}}

[5] "BSO Expands Global Network Footprint with the Acquisition of IX Reach | The Fast Mode". www.thefastmode.com. Retrieved 2019-05-14.

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