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Rogers
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NIST Sector Wireless
GICS Industrial Communication Services
Smart Tag(s)
Business type Public
Year Founded 1960
Founder(s) Ted Rogers
City, State Toronto, Ontario
Country Canada
Region Served Worldwide
Executives Edward Rogers
Revenue CA$13.916B$ 10.957 <br />€ 9.643 <br />£ 8.109 <br />CNY 69.361 <br />KRW 13.428 <br />
Number of employees 26000
Sponsorship Level Of Interest
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To connect Canadians to a world of possibilities, and the memorable moments that matter most in their lives.


link=Media:'"`UNIQ-NOPARSEhttps://opencommons.org/images/f/f3/Rogers_Business_launches_Smart_Cities_and_Smart_Buildings_IoT_Solutions.pdf Rogers launches Smart Cities and Smart Buildings IoT Solutions
Rogers Business announced it is expanding its suite of Smart Cities and Smart Buildings Internet of Things (IoT) solutions to deliver on the growing needs of businesses and municipalities for sustainable, secure and operationally efficient infrastructure. From water leak detection sensors to AI-powered traffic signal capabilities, these solutions are designed to solve real business challenges while delivering cost savings and environmental benefits.

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Strong corporate citizenship is a longstanding part of our heritage at Rogers. We strive to be a good business for our customers and shareholders, a good employer for our people, and a good neighbour in the communities where we operate.

We continue to learn and grow as a business, and the area of corporate social responsibility (CSR) is no exception – especially as societys expectations of major companies change in response to emerging issues or needs. CSR has come into its own as solid business practice and is of importance to all of our stakeholders, including Rogers shareholders.

Thats why we are focused on strengthening our CSR practices and adopting a more rigorous and systematic approach. That means tackling new issues and challenges that matter to our stakeholders, such as stepping up our efforts to mitigate our environmental footprint and help our customers do the same when it comes to using our products and services.

Along with a strong set of corporate values and wide-ranging initiatives to conduct our business responsibly, we believe a cornerstone of CSR is also about doing what we do best – adding great value to our customers lives through an innovative and accessible array of wireless, cable, high-speed internet, telephony and media products and services.