Company History 

The company G.I. Elektronika was founded in Zagreb in 1993. At this time, the company was primarily focused on the computer technologies of that time. It was the time of coaxial networking, Novell Netware, Token ring, FORTRAN, Pascal, COBOL, and first ANSI C. After a few years, the company entered mobile communications, supporting NMT mobile operators in Croatia as a partner supplying spare parts for  Maxon and Benefon mobile terminals.
1998 was the commercial start of the first GSM network in Croatia. As a partner in the NMT network, the company is also involved in infrastructure and terminal businesses through its partnership with Siemens. It was a time of constant rollout in the ICT and communications sectors.
Contact with new technologies in ICT and communications daily, along with experience in the field, encourages a new wave of thinking, and we shift our focus from services to system integration and R&D over time. In 2001, the company served as a system integrator during the design, build and test phase for the first countrywide TETRA network run by the Ministry of the Interior. Since that time, the company has been focused on R&D and system integration in the fields of ICT, communication, automotive and industrial automation. More about it can be found in the Tech & Reference tabs.