Titán Connect, Telefónica's ecosystem for maintaining connectivity for businesses and administrations, already has over 800 clients in Spain. This coincides with the premiere of an interactive film about business continuity.
According to Economía Digital, Titán Connect, Telefónica's ecosystem of solutions and services created to ensure uninterrupted connectivity, has surpassed 800 clients in Spain. The company announced this figure nine months after the product launch, in a statement that also reveals a film on the subject.
The ecosystem includes 5G standalone, fibre and satellite connectivity, as well as cloud, edge computing, AI-based observability, automation, power supply, and secure management 24x7. Its aim is to keep communications and critical services operational in the face of internal or external incidents that disrupt activity.
Borja Ochoa, president of Telefónica Spain and general director of B2B, highlights the importance of being prepared for unforeseen events:
«Being prepared for the unexpected has become a business priority»
The film is titled Titán Connect: this is not a game and is an interactive fiction lasting 45 minutes. It is produced by Tech, Brands, Stories (TBS), Telefónica's creative production company, which also handled the original idea and creative development. It combines storytelling with contributions from specialists in cybersecurity, business continuity, critical infrastructure, and digital transformation.
The plot follows three friends who, while playing a board game, end up managing an organisation that must respond to three scenarios: a cyberattack on a hospital, a massive blackout in a hotel during peak season, and the loss of connectivity in a logistics operator's network. The main actors are Esther Rivas, Antón Lofer, and Héctor Carballo. Filming took place last summer in Madrid and Torrejón de Ardoz.
The film premieres on October 29 at the Cines Capitol in Madrid. Afterwards, it will embark on a roadshow across several Spanish cities.

