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 When Winter Is Truly Winter (with snow)

They say that sometimes less is more. But sometimes more… is simply more. And this time, it truly was.

Our latest teambuilding brought together four Telegrafia teams – Sales, Marketing, ERP and IT – for a shared winter trip. The goal was simple: spend time together outside the office, get to know each other better, and strengthen connections across teams. For the first time, we also crossed the Slovak borders for a teambuilding event and headed to the Polish spa town of Krynica, where winter was still properly winter – with snow and perfect conditions for what many of us had been looking forward to: skiing.

 Welcome to “Beaverland”

With cars assigned, routes planned, and a quick group photo before departure, we set off toward our destination. The journey itself was smooth and surprisingly quick, and our first stop in Krynica was a café in the town center, where coffee and something sweet helped us recharge before the day’s activities.

Not everyone in the group skis – and that’s perfectly fine. So, for a few hours, our paths split. Most of the group headed straight to the slopes, while the rest set off on a walk toward a nearby observation tower. Of course, a little “segregation” at a teambuilding might sound unusual – but don’t worry. We all met again later and continued building the team together.

 Slopes, a Viewpoint, and Temporary Segregation

On the slopes, both experienced skiers and beginners had their moment. Some colleagues were standing on skis for the first time, so we arranged an instructor who patiently explained the basics and helped everyone gain confidence. From what we heard, the slope was lively, fun, and thankfully almost fall-free.

Meanwhile, the second group chose a snowy walk toward an observation tower. The route turned out to be easier than expected, but still full of good energy and a few winter challenges. At the top, we climbed the tower, enjoyed beautiful mountain views, and, of course, documented the moment with photos. After lunch near the tower, we slowly made our way back, taking a different route just to keep things interesting – and occasionally dodging snowballs along the way.

The Real Teambuilding

The real team spirit started in the evening when everyone gathered again at the hotel. After dinner, the program was open – some explored the town, others relaxed in the pool or sauna, and some simply enjoyed a quiet drink.

Later in the evening, we all met in the VIP lounge, where the atmosphere truly came alive. Music, billiards, board games, and a bit of friendly competition filled the night. Teams formed naturally, laughter was everywhere, and conversations stretched long past midnight. It was exactly the kind of evening where colleagues become more than just colleagues.

 Day Two

Morning came quickly. After breakfast and coffee, we set off again, this time for a more relaxed activity – the treetop walkway near Krynica. A cable car took us close to the entrance, and from the top of the structure, we enjoyed panoramic views of the surrounding winter landscape. Another group photo, a few frozen beards, and it was time to head down.

 Just Two More Stops

Before returning home, we made two final stops. First for lunch while still in Poland – a well-deserved reward after a weekend full of activities. The last stop was in Bardejov, where coffee and cake gave us enough energy for the final kilometers back to Telegrafia.

Half tired, half still thinking about the snowy slopes, we returned home with a stronger sense of team. Spending time together outside the office helped us connect, share experiences, and get to know each other a little better. And since this time we even crossed the border, who knows what the next teambuilding will bring.

One thing is certain – sometimes more really is more.

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Róbert Jakab

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 We Launched 2026

At Telegrafia, years don’t switch automatically. A calendar year is just a number, and it doesn’t really matter that we have all been working hard for almost a month already.

For us, the year truly begins only with our traditional event: Welcoming the New Year.

This time, it took place in a jazz club styled in the spirit of 1980s disco, accompanied by a pop band. When you put all these diverse pieces of the puzzle together just right, you get a memorable evening full of laughter, great conversations, shared memories, and the perfect start to the new year 2026.

 From Siren Sounds to Jazz Melodies

This is what you call a proper change of playlist. Along with the musical shift came a change of scenery. On Friday afternoon, we moved from the office to a venue with a very telling name – Jazz, located near our headquarters.

Well, not immediately. After all, you need time to get ready and choose the right outfit to match the event’s dress code: Disco Story. So, dressed to the nines, we hopped into the first taxi and headed to the venue.

 Denim Vests, Colorful Shirts, and a Few Opening Words

We kicked things off at five o’clock in the afternoon. At the entrance, we were welcomed with a toast and something to eat – because we all know that some of us had more or less postponed lunch for this occasion.

Soon enough, everyone was a little happier, seated, and ready for whatever the evening would bring.

The microphone then found its way into the hands of our CEO, respectfully dressed according to the dress code. He looked back on 2025 and summed up our achievements. After his kind and encouraging words, the evening could truly begin.

 A Culinary Experience, a Magician, and Telegrafia on TV

These three elements defined the first half of the evening. And no, that does not mean the food ran out before midnight.

There was plenty to choose from, and everyone surely found something tailored to their taste buds. Sweet, savory, from the sea or from the land – and the Wellington steak. I will not even apologize for mentioning it separately. Delicious!

All of this was complemented by excellent drinks prepared by a very skilled bartender.

We stayed at the tables a bit longer, because a magician was making his rounds from one group to another, tangling our minds with card tricks. Even though he allegedly could not saw anyone in half (or maybe just did not want to), we could not figure out his tricks no matter how closely we watched.

On the screens, we also played presentation promos and product videos that some colleagues may not have seen yet – a great way to get to know the work of other departments.

 Raffle, One-Hour Concert, and Raffle Again

Until now, we have always had just one raffle – the company one. This year, however, our close cooperation with the non-profit organization Social Housing led to the creation of a second raffle.

The goal was simple: to support and help those who need it most. And since we want to help not only with sirens out in the world, the amount of money raised exceeded our previous record. That meant we could accept our raffle prizes with a clear conscience.

Books, food, vouchers, and experiences were up for grabs. And it was precisely this last category that included the concert connecting the two raffles.

This year, the band Desmod took care of our entertainment. An hour of elevated decibels got our colleagues moving and singing, and by the end, they were asking for an encore. What more can be said – music has the power to spark fun of any kind, especially in good company.

 Free Fun, the Dance Floor, and Goodbye 2025

The official program came to an end, and from that moment on, the course of the evening was in the hands of each of us.

While some returned to the tables to recharge their energy, others headed to the dance floor to burn off the excess. The fun continued almost on autopilot into the early morning hours, until the crowd slowly began to thin out.

Another social event that enriched our collection of experiences. Another set of memories. New topics for conversation over morning coffee.

And us? We move on.

2026 is here.

Because we launched it.

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Róbert Jakab

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A year later, we look back at this significant event and its impact on resilience and public safety. From November 11 to 13, 2024, Bratislava hosted the NATO Resilience Symposium, a landmark event dedicated to fostering collaboration and innovation in addressing today’s complex security challenges. Co-organized by Slovakia for the first time, the symposium brought together representatives from NATO member states, industry leaders, and experts in resilience, early warning systems, and critical infrastructure protection. 

 NATO Resilience Symposium 2024: Strengthening Security Through Collective Innovation

The three-day event underscored the importance of joint efforts in mitigating emerging threats, ranging from cyber-attacks and hybrid warfare to natural hazards amplified by climate change. Participants exchanged insights, shared best practices, and explored innovative solutions that enhance national and collective security. 

The NATO Resilience Symposium in Bratislava emphasized a simple yet powerful message: resilience is a collective endeavor. By sharing knowledge, fostering innovation, and leveraging advanced solutions, NATO and its partners are better equipped to anticipate and respond to the challenges of the 21st century. 

 Telegrafia’s Pavian Sirens: Portable and Mobile Early Warning Solutions on Display

Telegrafia, a leading provider of mass warning and notification systems, was honored to participate in the symposium. The company showcased its latest early warning solutions, designed to provide rapid and reliable alerts against evolving weather and security threats. The exhibition highlighted how cutting-edge technology, combined with strategic collaboration, strengthens societal resilience and safeguards communities. 

Telegrafia showcased its latest early warning solutions, including the Pavian Portable and Pavian Car sirens, which exemplify the company’s commitment to rapid and reliable public alerting. The Pavian Portable is a lightweight, easily deployable system designed for quick installation in areas affected by natural disasters or emergencies, capable of delivering powerful voice. Complementing this, the Pavian Car is a mobile siren that can be mounted on vehicles, providing the same high-output coverage as stationary systems while enabling rapid deployment across a wide area. Together, these solutions demonstrate Telegrafia’s focus on flexibility, mobility, and advanced technology to strengthen community resilience and ensure public safety in diverse environments. 

 Celebrating One Year of Experience and Advancing Resilience

As the symposium concluded, participants left with renewed commitment and actionable strategies to enhance resilience across Europe and beyond, reinforcing the notion that together, we are stronger and better prepared for whatever challenges lie ahead.  We are proud and happy to be part of this important endeavor. After nearly a year, catching up at the symposium allowed us to appreciate the immense value of collaboration, innovation, and shared expertise. Seeing the latest developments firsthand reinforced our commitment to advancing early warning solutions and highlighted the critical role our sirens play in safeguarding communities. This experience not only inspires us to continue pushing the boundaries of technology but also strengthens our resolve to contribute meaningfully to collective resilience and public safety. 

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Michal Rosinski

Michal has lived in six countries, and he can speak four languages. He represents Telegrafia in the USA, Asia, Australia and Germanic countries as an international business manager. He is a big fan of Jamie Oliver, eats healthily, but he still loves unhealthy food. He does not agree with Mark Twain that people can live on a good compliment for two months. Michal is a bookworm, believes in experience-dependent brain neuroplasticity that takes it roots in the idea of what we focus on. He agrees with Raj Koothrappali that Aquaman sucks; he is familiar with the fact that not Mount Everest but Olympus Mons is the tallest mountain known to man.

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Telegrafia will present its latest warning and communication systems at Milipol Paris 2025, the world’s leading homeland security exhibition. The company will showcase innovative technologies that improve public safety, crisis management, and emergency communication.

Modern Warning and Communication Systems for Public Safety  

Telegrafia a.s. will participate in the prestigious Milipol Paris 2025 exhibition, taking place from 18 to 21 November 2025 at Paris Nord Villepinte. 

Milipol Paris is the world’s leading event for homeland security and safety, organized under the patronage of the French Ministry of the Interior. Every two years, it brings together more than 1,100 exhibitors and over 30,000 visitors from around 160 countries – from crisis management professionals to technology innovators. 

The theme of this edition focuses on artificial intelligence and its role in protecting society – AI & Homeland Security. The event will also feature innovation zones such as Demo Arena and Innov’Arena, showcasing the latest developments in civil protection, crisis communication, and cybersecurity. 

Telegrafia’s Presentation at Milipol Paris 2025

At our booth 5 N 013, we will present a selection from our portfolio of advanced warning and communication systems designed for efficient emergency management and public protection. Visitors will have the opportunity to explore various types of sirens, mobile and portable solutions, as well as integrated control and intercom systems that ensure fast, reliable, and multi-level communication during emergency situations. 

You can also find us in the official Milipol Paris 2025 exhibitor catalogue — view Telegrafia’s official profile here. 

Visit us at Milipol Paris 2025 – booth 5 N 013 and discover how Telegrafia continues to drive innovation in the field of public safety and crisis communication. 

Be our guest and register via: https://badge.milipol.com/Pro-Login?CodeTrkPromoEinvit=EXH675188711

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Miriama Rusnáková

Miriama is an online marketing specialist at Telegrafia. She manages foreign inquiries, market research, blog articles, and social media activities. Her hobbies include hiking, cycling, shopping, and discovering new trends in online marketing.

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A City That Runs: The Košice Marathon Through the Eyes of Our Colleagues

The first Sunday of October always brings a special atmosphere to Košice. Streets close to traffic, the city feels different, and people line the sidewalks waving banners, cheering, and blowing horns — encouraging even complete strangers. And right in the middle of this sea of enthusiasm, sweat, joy, and adrenaline, our orange Telegrafia jerseys made their appearance this year. 

Naturally, we couldn’t miss the 2025 International Peace Marathon — and not just as spectators. Many of us decided to swap keyboards and monitors for running shoes, take advantage of the beautiful, or rather runner-friendly, autumn weather, and run through the streets of a city we all, in one way or another, call home. 

Each in Their Own Way, Yet Together

We’re not talking about a massive company expedition or an organized fan club — everyone joined the race individually. Some aimed to beat a personal best, others wanted to soak in the atmosphere, and some just wanted to prove to themselves that they could do it. (For example, I was there mainly for the coffee.) 

Since none of us dared to tackle the full 42 km marathon distance, our bravest colleagues lined up for the half marathon, taking on the 21 km challenge at their own pace and in their own way. Others teamed up to run the relay, a fantastic way to experience the marathon vibe while running fewer kilometers. And, of course, Saturday’s mini-marathon “warm-up” was a highlight too — with our families and kids joining in. 

Some of us crossed the finish line with record times, others with their tongues hanging out. But each of us had our own little story — one that ended with a strong sense of self-respect and a day well spent. 

An Atmosphere You Have to Experience

During marathon weekend, Košice truly comes alive. Every street, every corner, every meter of the course pulses with energy. People cheering for everyone, whether they know them or not, bands play along the route, and the whole city transforms into one big festival of movement. 

And that’s the magic of this event — it doesn’t matter if you’re running a marathon, half marathon, relay, or just a few kilometers. What matters is being there, feeling the atmosphere, and becoming part of a story that has been written in Košice for over a century. 

 Jerseys That Brought Us Together

Our orange Telegrafia jerseys were more than just a detail this year — they were something that connected us, even though we were all running individually. For me personally, as the photographer, they had an even greater significance. In a crowd of thousands of runners, they weren’t just a splash of color — they were a reliable marker that helped me spot my colleagues on the course much more easily. 

Every year, we try to come up with a new jersey design that makes us stand out and easy to recognize among so many runners. This year, we nailed it once again — and we’re already curious to see what our marketing team will come up with for next year. 

Looking Forward to the Next Start

As I watched our colleagues pushing through the final stretch, I found myself wondering what drives them to do this. And I have nothing but respect — because for them there are many reasons. That’s why I have no doubt that many are already thinking about next year’s race: to run a bit farther, a bit faster, and maybe even take on the full marathon. Their experience this year will surely serve as motivation for the next. Or for the other colleagues. 

For us, the 2025 Peace Marathon wasn’t about victories, records, or numbers. It was about the experience — stepping out of our comfort zones, having fun, cheering each other on, running together, and most importantly, being part of something bigger. 

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Róbert Jakab

Robert is like a moving photograph – because he is like a video. He can capture 60 frames per second. Whenever something happens, he records it. Currently, he’s working on smaller videos and hoping to make a feature film one day and then its sequel. Telegrafia 2: Monkey Power

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We robbed summer of five days. We said goodbye to it five days before it officially ended. But luckily, there’s no penalty for such a theft, and summer surely won’t complain. And anyway, you don’t have to read this article the very moment it’s published. Maybe it’s already deep autumn, with flickering pumpkins beside you, scented candles filling the air, plastic spiders crawling around, and Harry Potter on your screen. So let’s just recall it… 

That on September 18th, together with our colleagues, we waved summer away, even though it wanted to stick around for five more days. But once we said goodbye, it couldn’t stay. But let’s switch to a happier note—what was this all about? 

It was our annual event, a gastronomic opportunity for collegial socializing during the last days of summer. If not for the wind, it would have been perfect. Otherwise, the weather was kind, and the tap served excellent beer. See how “seamlessly” one can move from the weather to beer? Speaking of which… our stomachs (some of us had skipped lunch that day) were well taken care of by the guys from Manno Foodtruck, the crew from PiroHi foodtruck, and the tap master from Opre kept our throats refreshed whenever they went dry. Ciders, beers, lemonades, burgers, dumplings, steaks and… for much longer? 

That’s just a callback to the title. Nothing implied, nothing hinted at. Sweet, salty, meaty, fruity—every bite that passed our taste buds cried out for only one thing… the next bite. And if this article is accompanied by photos, and you’re reading it during work, there’s a chance you’ll suddenly lose the will to work and instead feel hungry. Only an upcoming lunch break can save you after reading. In that case—bon appétit. 

Across from the food trucks, our parking lot also hosted stalls with handmade crafts, creative woodwork, and wire jewelry. And for the few young professionals – as well as hobby sports kids in general – there was also ball-game and racket equipment ready for them. So really, everything was there. Everything we needed to spend a pleasant afternoon with colleagues and loved ones. Of course, anyone can imagine something that could have made it even better, but… why? Summer is gone. We can endure these few colder days and just hope for an Indian summer soon. Because the International Peace Marathon in Košice is just around the corner, along with other winter events we’re preparing. 

Thank you, Telegrafia, for another great event. More are coming. They’ll be great too. And of course, we’ll write about them again. 

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Róbert Jakab

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Expanding Telegrafia’s International Presence  

We are pleased to share an experience from a recent event where, together with our colleagues Petra and Monika from the business team, we had the honor of representing our company. On June 5, 2025, Telegrafia participated in the 9th Business Forum with the Honorary Consuls of the Slovak Republic, held in the Historic Building of the National Council in Bratislava. The event was organized by the Ministry of Foreign and European Affairs of the Slovak Republic.

More than 120 honorary consuls from nearly 80 countries gathered in one place – mostly successful local entrepreneurs, experts, and prominent personalities who act as unofficial ambassadors of Slovakia around the world. They help Slovak communities and entrepreneurs, open doors to new markets, share their know-how, and connect us with other key contacts that can significantly help our expansion. From the USA alone, there were as many as nine!

Connecting Through One-on-One Diplomacy 

The event took the form of speed dating – every 15 minutes we repeatedly presented our amazing company to another consul in a one-on-one meeting and discussed with them the challenges we face in those markets. And since these are businesspeople, educated and very knowledgeable, their insights were truly inspiring. It was a great opportunity for us to present Telegrafia, showcase our technologies, and open discussions that could lead to new partnerships and export opportunities.

We took away many contacts from the forum, even deeper practical knowledge about how foreign markets work, and above all the feeling that diplomacy and business can go hand in hand – and that’s exactly how we can collectively move our company forward.

And as a small anecdote at the end – our state administration never ceases to amaze. Whether you are at the ministry or the municipal office… they don’t seem to know what air conditioning is. Luckily, we women didn’t have to sweat in suits and ties.

Building Bridges to the US Market  

Following this conference, on Monday, June 9, we were visited by one of the honorary consuls from the USA – Mr. John W. Woodward. He is a specialist in cross-border trade and investment and serves as Vice President of Global Commerce at the Metro Atlanta Chamber, where he leads the international team supporting foreign companies entering the U.S. market. During his 25-year career in economic development, he has advised hundreds of international companies, from large multinationals such as Mercedes-Benz, Porsche, and Sony to small and medium-sized enterprises establishing their presence in the USA. Previously, he managed economic development for the City of Richmond, Virginia, and held positions in commercial real estate in New York and foreign exchange operations in Washington, DC.

He is frequently invited as a speaker and guest lecturer at universities and international investment seminars and regularly appears in leading media outlets such as The New York Times and The Wall Street Journal.

Based on his expertise and commitment to supporting international relations, in 2022 he was appointed Honorary Consul of the Slovak Republic, representing Slovak interests in the states of Georgia and South Carolina. He takes his service very seriously – as the only one among the nine consuls, he decided to visit selected businesses across Slovakia, and thanks to our good contacts with economic diplomats in the USA, he also chose Telegrafia.

Our meeting was very enriching – we discussed the barriers to sales in the USA. He confirmed what we had already suspected: that communication with U.S. government authorities is nearly impossible for countries outside the U.S. due to high security standards. At the same time, he praised us for the steps we have taken in our efforts to break into this highly competitive and specific market and offered us a few very valuable contacts. He also expressed interest in visiting us again in the fall, this time with potential partner companies.

This unique opportunity confirmed to us that diplomacy and business can go hand in hand. By building strong international connections and sharing practical insights, we are paving the way for new partnerships and export opportunities that will help us grow further on the global stage.

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Dominika Pavlíková

Dominika is an international business manager responsible for the US and Canadian markets. She is a woman full of energy that she needs to invest into meaningful things. That’s how she fell in love with the mass notification industry. Dominika is also passionate about learning and continuous development. She loves people, books, art, history and new challenges, which makes her feel more alive.

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Beyond the usual rush of meetings, projects, and deadlines, there’s a time each year when we swap office chairs for hiking boots and spreadsheets for shared experiences. To strengthen team spirit and allow colleagues to connect outside the work environment, we organize a … well, you’ll just have to read on to find out. 

The New Lies in the Differences   

After all these years, there’s no need for creative introductions anymore because the essence stays the same. So, we’ll talk about what was different and what is unknown. Our floor – more precisely, the Marketing, Sales, and ERP department representatives – went on our traditional joint teambuilding. It was on May 29 and 30. Traditionally two days. Traditionally composed of hiking and fun. Untraditionally, the hiking was moved to the second day due to weather troubles. Yes, we went by car. Yes, we stopped in Levoča.

Day One – It Rained  

It rained – and didn’t stop. The destination – Tatranská Kotlina. Then a few breathless minutes of climbing to the entrance of the Belianska Cave. Because if you can’t see the sky, it can’t rain on you, right? Waiting time – just over an hour. Tour time – approximately 70 minutes. But I’ll shorten that to about three sentences. We were at the front of our group to get the best photos without people. The cave was beautiful, cool, acoustically impressive, and despite many stairs, easily manageable. The photography fee was (according to marketing) unnecessary – we were wrong, we got caught. As a fourth sentence: the tour guide surprised us with a shortcut – hats off for that. 

We came out and it was still raining. Lunch in the closest koliba (traditional Slovak restaurant) across the road was much appreciated. Wind joined the rain, while food and calories joined our empty stomachs. Then we added only gas to get to our lodging – Penzión Strachan in Ždiar. Our sleepover station. 

Let me speed things up a bit here, as the program that followed was what you might call “free time.” And although someone might think I’m oversharing, I want you to know everything and use your imagination for these bullet-point-style facts:
We checked in, celebrated our arrival with drinks, hit the wellness, then had a hearty dinner followed by more celebration. We played Activity gamea like we did in 2024, we were visited by a dog, and… celebrated a bit more before going to bed. So now you know it all. 

Day Two – It Didn’t Rain  

It didn’t rain – and didn’t plan to start. A good breakfast restored our energy and sleep deficit, and our bodies were ready for what was to come. Well, except mine – mine was ready two days later on Sunday. 

Step by step. Like that sitcom – I also thought this was a situational comedy. It wasn’t. The rain from the previous day made half the trail more of a stream than a path. Not all shoes are waterproof. Day Two’s goal – Zelené pleso (Green Lake). Forget the cliché “the journey is the destination,” because trust me, this time the destination was the destination. And I mean all the way to the trip back to the cars. 

Don’t take my grumbling too seriously, though. Zelené pleso offers a breathtaking atmosphere – a place where the road ends and the mountains begin. I think even someone not like me – an honest gamer non-hiker glued to screens – would be at a loss for words there. What can I say – stunning, with great graphics. 

We posed for photos, ate, and drank. Tip number two – sometimes don’t go with your first instinct and take 5 seconds to think about your lunch order Now I speak for myself – the way back was faster, more pleasant, and my plastic-bagged feet more water-resistant. Pleasant… until an ankle injury struck a colleague, forcing him to limp the last stretch. But like my memory, that injury was swept away by time. 

And just like we gathered in groups at the parking lot, we part ways in this article. Because the only thing left was the drive back to Telegrafia. We brought ourselves home, took memories with us, and we look forward to the next adventures Telegrafia brings.
Complicated? No… just another teambuilding. 

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Róbert Jakab

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The prestigious OFSEC Oman Trade Show recently took place, bringing together industry leaders, innovators, and professionals from across the region to showcase the latest in safety, security, and fire prevention technologies. Among the standout participants at this year’s event was Electroman Oman, a highly respected partner of ours in the region. As a leading provider of high-quality electrical and safety solutions, Electroman Oman played an integral role in presenting cutting-edge products and systems to the attendees.

Electroman Oman Highlights Telegrafia’s Safety Systems

Electroman Oman’s booth attracted significant attention as they showcased Telegrafia‘s advanced mass notification systems, known for top-notch performance in critical warning and communication. We are renowned for our sophisticated solutions that help businesses and governments ensure the safety of their personnel and assets during emergency situations. Our products are an excellent fit for diverse applications, from industrial sites to urban environments.

Exhibiting Electronic Sirens and Safety Solutions

Our company was proud to exhibit alongside Electroman Oman, showcasing two of our products: the Bono Siren and the Pavian Car Siren. These state-of-the-art warning devices are designed to provide powerful and reliable alerts, ensuring that people are informed and prepared during emergencies. Our exhibition highlighted various solutions that we offer for warning and notification systems, demonstrating the effectiveness and versatility of our products in real-world applications.

The OFSEC Oman Trade Show provided an excellent platform to connect with potential customers, industry professionals, and partners, all of whom were keen to learn more about how our products can enhance safety and security. Electroman Oman, as our valuable partner, continues to be a vital part of our success in the region, and we look forward to future collaborations.

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Monika Pavlik

Monika is an international business manager for Balkan, Benelux and Scandinavian states. She worked with a diverse range of organisations, including government institutions, IGOs in the field of migration, private sector and non-profits. The mentioned experience laid a sound foundation for a challenging and meaningful job she has in the Telegrafia Company. Therefore, she is very excited about bringing you the latest news from the field of early warning and notification systems.

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Did you know that Lou Bega, the singer behind the hit song that shares the name of our title, is actually German? This fact surprised me while searching for an idea for the article’s title. But let’s get to the main point. When immense effort and dedicated people come together to turn this effort every year into a success, it’s something worth celebrating. And here at Telegrafia, we certainly don’t miss out on such moments! 

Year after year, as is tradition, we celebrate everything we have achieved in the previous one. The party as we call it “Welcoming the year” 2025 has become a tradition, and at the end of January, we welcomed 2025 in true Cuban style, in a venue filled with the aroma of rum and cigars—El Nacional Bar. This event was not only an opportunity to reflect on all that we accomplished last year but also a way to express gratitude to everyone who contributed to those successes. 

The evening was defined by an exclusive atmosphere filled with Cuban music, authentic drinks, delicious food, and a truly remarkable ambiance. Rum and cigars became the symbols of the night, which we savored down to the last detail. Guests had the chance to taste top-tier rums from around the world, indulge in flavorful tapas, and relax in a laid-back environment. Perhaps the event was less formal than in previous years, but that only made it more accessible, themed, and enjoyable.  

Well, not our region. Besides Cuban delicacies, drinks, cigars, and the overall atmosphere, the evening was accompanied by authentic Cuban music, performed by an exclusive guest of the venue, native Cuban Eusebio, along with DJ Mikias. The entire night was packed with experiences—from incredible music to an awakening of our taste buds, all the way to spontaneous fun on the dance floor, thanks to an unforgettable show full of energy and rhythm. 

But you probably know how these things go by now. It starts with a speech from our management, expressing gratitude and highlighting the successes of the past year. Then comes the food, the drinks, the dancing, and the fun. Memories are created, conversations flow, and collegiality turns into friendship. And of course, the raffle—we can never forget about that. Naturally, with contributions going to a good cause, so we can be happy with ourselves even when we don’t win anything. 

Maybe this article isn’t as humorous as you’re used to. But that’s probably because the entire evening—the whole Welcoming the year 2025 party—was simply an enjoyable experience. One that, at least for me, felt like a utopian glimpse into Cuban life. Peace, friends, drinks, and fun. 

So, whatever comes our way, my wish for our team is that we handle it all in the spirit of these very words. Here’s to a fantastic 2025 and all our future successes—cheers! 

The article was written by

Róbert Jakab

Robert is like a moving photograph – because he is like a video. He can capture 60 frames per second. Whenever something happens, he records it. Currently, he’s working on smaller videos and hoping to make a feature film one day and then its sequel. Telegrafia 2: Monkey Power