Three New Video Wall Systems Enhance Operational Monitoring and Cybersecurity for Greece’s Critical Infrastructure
Athens, July 15, 2026 – Telmaco announces the successful completion of three state-of-the-art Barco Video Wall projects for PPC (Public Power Corporation) and Fibergrid. The new installations enhance critical monitoring and decision-making capabilities, strengthening operational awareness and enabling uninterrupted supervision of critical infrastructure 24 hours a day, 365 days a year.
PPC Security Operations Center (SOC) – Moschato
A cutting-edge rear-projection Video Wall featuring RGB Laser technology has been deployed at PPC’s new Security Operations Center (SOC), specifically designed for mission-critical environments. The solution delivers outstanding image quality, exceptional reliability, and continuous operation, enabling operators to monitor and manage critical cybersecurity and operational information in real time. The system is designed for maximum availability and operational continuity, minimizing the risk of service disruption. The Video Wall is powered by a redundant pair of two (2) Barco control units. In the event of a failure or loss of the primary controller, operations automatically switch to the secondary unit, ensuring uninterrupted Video Wall performance. Through Barco’s advanced management platform, users can efficiently organize content, deploy predefined display layouts, and instantly adapt the workspace to operational requirements, improving both efficiency and flexibility within the control center.
PPC IT Operations Center (ITOC) & Fibergrid Network Operations Center (NOC) – Ilisia
For the two Operations Centers, Telmaco delivered high-resolution Video Wall systems that consolidate and display critical network and system information within a unified monitoring environment. The solutions were engineered with a strong focus on high availability and business continuity. Each Video Wall is driven by two (2) Barco control units configured in a redundant architecture, significantly reducing the risk of downtime. Should the primary controller become unavailable, the secondary controller immediately assumes operation, ensuring uninterrupted system performance. In addition, the advanced content management software enables flexible organization and visualization of information according to operational requirements. The new infrastructure allows operations teams to respond more rapidly to incidents, improve cross-team collaboration, and maintain comprehensive real-time visibility across their systems.
Executive Statement
"The successful completion of these projects for two organizations of strategic importance to Greece reaffirms Telmaco’s commitment to delivering integrated visualization and information management solutions. We continue to invest in technologies that enhance the efficiency, security, and availability of mission-critical operations," said Vasilis Kyriazis, Chief Executive Officer of Telmaco.
Building the Infrastructure of the Future
The successful delivery of these projects reinforces Telmaco’s commitment to providing advanced visualization and information management solutions for organizations operating critical infrastructure. We remain dedicated to investing in technologies that improve operational efficiency, strengthen security, and maximize the availability of mission-critical services.
