Spectro:o and Telesenior at GoTech World 2026: solutions for communication and care, alongside Orange Business
A relevant message on the right screen. An alert reaching someone who can help. Two different uses of technology, with the same starting point: people’s needs.
On the first day of GoTech World 2026, Spectro:o and Telesenior joined Orange Business at Romexpo with solutions for digital signage and senior care. The two startups from the Orange Fab ecosystem are taking part alongside Orange Business teams and partners, with Orange Business as Main Partner of the event on 10–11 November.
At the stand, visitors had the opportunity to meet the teams, explore their solutions and discuss how they could be used within their organisations. Those conversations will continue on the second day of the event.
Spectro:o: digital signage for customers and teams
In a shop, an office or another business setting, effective communication also depends on where and when a message reaches its audience.
Spectro:o develops a digital signage solution that helps businesses communicate with customers and employees through screens and tailored content. In retail, it can support the shopping experience; in workplaces, it can become a tool for communicating with teams.
The starting point is not the screen itself, but what a business needs to communicate, who it wants to reach and the context in which the message will appear. Those needs shape how digital signage can be used across different locations and communication objectives.
At GoTech World, the Spectro:o team is demonstrating its solution and discussing how it could fit visitors’ spaces and communication needs. The demonstration opens a practical conversation: what information matters to the audience, where it needs to appear and how it contributes to the customer or employee experience.
Telesenior: connecting technology with human care
For an older person living alone, access to help when it is needed matters. For families and care professionals, it is important that an alert reaches someone who can respond.
Telesenior addresses this need through a platform combining a wearable IoT device with an SOS button and automatic fall detection, a 24/7 assistance centre, a family app and digital tools for operators.
Connected technology and human assistance are parts of the same service. The device provides a link to the user, while the platform supports the coordination of information and responses among the people involved.
The solution serves both families and organisations providing home care and social assistance. At the Orange Business stand, the Telesenior team is presenting how the service works and discussing its use in different care settings.
The conversation starts with the device but extends to the wider support network: who receives an alert, how information is shared and how the people who can help are connected.
Orange Fab: connecting business needs with opportunities for collaboration
Spectro:o and Telesenior work in different fields, but share the need to understand the environments in which their solutions are used. User requirements, integration and collaboration with customer organisations all play a role in product development.
Orange Fab, Orange’s corporate accelerator, supports this journey through technology and business mentoring, access to technologies, pilot project opportunities and connections with Orange teams, customers and partners.
GoTech World brings those connections into a face-to-face setting. Founders can demonstrate their solutions, answer questions about practical use and explore opportunities for testing and collaboration with potential customers.
At the stand, Spectro:o and Telesenior join technology partner Smart Byte Soft and Orange Business teams. Visitors can try Live Intelligence, explore Mobile Data Analytics and discover automation and cybersecurity demonstrations, including the SCUT area and WAF and DDoS demos. Together, these solutions offer complementary perspectives on how technology can support an organisation’s work.
What day one brought to the GoTech World stages
Orange Business’s first-day presence extended to the stage programme, with contributions on business transformation, artificial intelligence and data security.
Florin Popa took part in the opening of the event on the Main Stage. On the Business Transformation stage, Florin Dovleac, Dorin Andreica of Soft Net Consulting, and Mihai Marinescu, General Manager of Apa Canal Pitești, discussed the company’s ongoing digitalisation project, developed with SNC (Soft Net Consulting) and Orange Business. The discussion offered a practical example of why an organisation’s processes, applications and infrastructure need to be designed together.
On the AI in Marketing & e-commerce stage, Anca Cîrstian shared Orange’s experience in building an AI ecosystem for customer interactions. Later in the day, Frank de Jong explored quantum-safe security and preparing to protect data over the long term on the Cybersecurity stage.
At the Orange Business stand, the team and Mădălin Dumitru also met with Romania’s Prime Minister and representatives of public authorities.
For startups developing business solutions, these topics complement the conversations at the stand. Integration with existing systems, security and the way people use technology are all part of the journey towards deployment.
Join Us
The programme continues on 11 November. At 12:15 on the AI Stage, Cristian Turcin will discuss Live Intelligence and what helps teams move from initial experimentation to using AI in everyday work.
If you’re coming to GoTech World tomorrow, join us at the Orange Business stand to meet the startups Spectro:o and Telesenior, explore the solutions and talk to our team.
