Amartus Wins Outstanding Catalyst – Tech for Good Award at TM Forum DTW Ignite 2025
Amartus has won the prestigious Outstanding Catalyst – Tech for Good award at TM Forum’s DTW Ignite 2025 conference in Copenhagen. The award recognizes the company’s groundbreaking work on the “SATCOM with an EDGE – Phase III” Catalyst project, marking the culmination of three years of innovation and collaboration.
In addition to Amartus, the outstanding team included 14 companies spanning collaboration partners Alvatross, BolgiaTen Ltd., Celfocus, Digital Route AB, Enghouse Networks, Kratos Defense and Security Solutions, Oracle, and RADCOM. The catalyst was championed by major industry players including Airbus Defence and Space, Bell Canada, Eutelsat OneWeb, MTN Nigeria, and SES Satellites.
The award-winning catalyst addresses a critical industry challenge: enabling satellite and terrestrial providers to collaborate as one, delivering unified, digital-first services that meet the needs of emergency response agencies in the most demanding environments. As natural disasters become more frequent and unpredictable, access to rapidly deployable, reliable communication services has become more critical than ever.
The catalyst demonstrates that seamless, fully automated ordering, activation, operation, and billing of Multi-Orbit / Multi-Provider / Multi-Site Satellite + 5G connectivity is not only possible—it’s here. The solution proves that emergency teams can finally quickly deploy disaster response communications including LEO/MEO/GEO satellite connectivity combined with advanced SD-WAN and multiple 5G private networks at the edge.
Amartus contributed its powerful nBrace™ B2B2X Automation platform to the project, featuring TMF938 standard support, an innovative AI Agent capturing business intent using natural language model and Model Context Protocol (MCP) Server connecting to backend systems’ API. This breakthrough technology allows emergency teams to express their connectivity needs using language they are familiar with, guiding them through every step of the journey. The AI Agent automatically translates these natural language requirements into matching service orders that trigger on-demand activation of the complex multi-network infrastructure using nBrace MCP Server.
With Phase III, the team took a major leap—introducing not just AI-driven ordering, but also edge orchestration, real-time assurance, and billing. The result is a complete, working solution that demonstrates the full potential of integrated satellite and terrestrial communications for emergency response scenarios.
The dedicated Amartus team included Dominik Ogrodnik, Bartosz Michalik, Jakub Niezgoda, Kamil Proszek, Sebastian Pustelnik, and Dominik Pacewicz, who developed an AI-Agent, Order Capture and Order Orchestration using nBrace™. Together with our catalyst teammates we’ve delivered the comprehensive BSS/OSS stack for a fictional MVNO offering satellite + SD-WAN + 5G services to emergency response agencies.