As part of its project management assistance missions, Setics is used to form multidisciplinary groups in order to offer tailor-made services. Our main partners are leading firms, which have developed a real expertise in sectors involving the public and private sectors (DSP, preparation and accompaniment of proceedings, complex public contracts law, PPP...), civil engineering and telecommunications (management of networks, operational acceptance of works, surveys...).
Setics is also a major player in many nationally recognized telecom associations and federations.
We are committed to the quality of our services, which is certified by various labels that have been awarded to us.
Plan France THD aims to develop an offer for the general public and business premises throughout France. Mainly fibre, but also complementary technologies. The objective is to cover the entire French territory by 2022.
This plan has been developing since 2013, is gaining momentum and will take several years to complete.
Local authorities planning 100% FttH before 2024 within the framework of the Plan France THD according to Avicca:
2019/2020: Essonne, Loire, Moselle, Oise, Val-de-Marne, Val d' Oise
2021: Ain, Alpes-Maritimes, Bas-Rhin and Haut-Rhin (Grand Est/Territoire d' Alsace),
Bouches-du-Rhône, Corrèze (Dorsal), Mayenne
2022: Aisne, Martinique, Nord-Pas-de-Calais, Saône-et-Loire
2023: Grand Est (Ardennes, Aube, Haute-Marne, Marne, Meurthe-et-Moselle, Vosges, Yonne), Indre-et-Loire, La Réunion, Seine-Maritime, Saint-Barthélemy, Var
To this list should be added other communities, whose tenders are in progress and whose results will be known before the end of 2017, such as Hérault, Ariège, etc.
Discover the Plan France very broadband France https://www.francethd.fr/
Setics is also involved at the European level by participating since 2014 in the FTTH COUNCIL Europe: a European association aimed at accelerating the availability of ultra-high speed access networks by fibre optic for the benefit of consumers and businesses.
In 2017, this international exhibition was held in France, in the heart of Marseille. The first day, centred on a series of workshops, allowed many speakers to respond to specific problems in the sector: how to deploy and connect areas with low population density? What software should be used to facilitate network creation? What services to associate with the THD connection of companies? The next two days gave visitors and professionals the opportunity to meet at the exhibitors' stands, as well as the opportunity to attend various conferences.
Some figures for this edition:
This event highlights the existence of a strong interest in the development of fibre and FTTH across Europe. The companies presented their products and innovations, thus giving the participants an idea of the progress of fibre deployment on the continent. Numerous equipment manufacturers were present, as well as engineering and consulting firms, manufacturers and software publishers.
In Europe, the number of FTTH and FTTO (fibre to the office) subscribers increased by 23% in 2016. The rate of connectable households reached 17%, i. e. nearly 148 million households in September 2016. Among the best pupils, Latvia has a 45% FTTH/FTTO penetration rate, followed closely by Sweden and Lithuania (about 40%).
For its part, France is ranked 19th with only 11.1% of THD penetration rate, but does not hide its ambitions: to pursue intensive deployments throughout its territory, including in rural areas, to become the first European country to connect these zones in THD. In fact, France has developed an unprecedented experience in the field of FTTH equipment for less densely populated areas: government plan, participation of local and regional authorities, public-private partnerships, wholesale operators, etc. At the heart of the FTTH Conference's attention, France is beginning to export this knowledge internationally. Connecting less densely populated areas is indeed becoming a major challenge for all European countries.
The workshop "FTTH in France" helped to enhance this situation, while honouring our country: presentation of the French model in terms of deployment of public and private fibre optic networks; support of projects by the Plan France Très Haut Débit;...
Setics, a major player in engineering processes and innovation with new tools such as Setics STTAR, is present each year as a partner member of FTTH COUNCIL.
The FTTH Conference 2017 has been a great success: it has made it possible to strengthen the links between telecoms and FTTH players, promoting exchanges at both national and international level.
See you next year for its 15th edition in Valencia, Spain, from 13 to 15 February 2018!
To find out more about this European event: http://ftthcouncil.eu/home
As part of its project management assistance missions, Setics is used to form multidisciplinary groups in order to offer tailor-made services. Our main partners are leading firms, which have developed a real expertise in sectors involving the public and private sectors (DSP, preparation and accompaniment of proceedings, complex public contracts law, PPP...), civil engineering and telecommunications (management of networks, operational acceptance of works, surveys...).
Setics is also a major player in many nationally recognized telecom associations and federations. We are committed to the quality of our services, which is certified by various labels that have been awarded to us.
INFRANUM : Since June 2016, Setics has been a member of Infranum (formerly FIRIP). This federation aims to support the public authorities in the deployment of high speed broadband networks in France.
Setics' commitments to quality workmanship and digital development have also been certified:
For our consultants, partners and customers, Setics' success is based on its strong corporate culture and its core values of technical excellence and independence.
Setics places long-term recruitment at the heart of its growth strategy. Setics presents its business lines and missions at forums and event specialising in the network and telecoms sector, and our company integrates many interns and employees every year.
We pay particular attention to the selection of our candidates, to whom we propose adapted projects and/or immersion internships to discover the consulting profession, in a long-term integration perspective (CDI).
Aware of the importance of sustainable development and social progress, our approach has for many years been characterized by strong environmental and social commitments.
In order to combat discrimination and promote diversity, we recruit our employees solely on the basis of their professional skills and ensure that each employee's career development is carried out without any discrimination related to:
Since 2008, the PM' up network has been promoting the potential of the Paris Region's economic ecosystem. This support is provided through a network of several hundred SMEs and SMIs with high potential - including Setics since 2014. PM' up supports the structuring projects of innovative, dynamic and responsible companies in order to accelerate their local development. This support, carried out over three years, includes strong contractual commitments in terms of strategy and responsibility.