Innovation, preventing corruption, listening to stakeholders and responsible purchasing are at the heart of TDF's governance.
At the heart of TDF's strategy, innovation aims to identify and support the development of tomorrow's technologies.
By encouraging exchanges, networking and cross-functionality between TDF's different activities, innovation is a powerful driver of employee commitment.
And because innovation isn't just about technology, it's also about :
The company has an anti-corruption policy, overseen by the Audit and Internal Control Department, which applies to all employees.
Committed to fundamental principles in the fight against corruption, the TDF Group adheres to the principles established by the OECD and condemns any fraudulent practice or act of corruption.
Every year, the company maps out the risks of corruption and organizes training sessions for its employees.
The anti-corruption training courses present the context and are anchored in concrete situations through "practical work".
The role-playing exercises chosen are based on scenarios close to situations that TDF Group employees could face. They are illustrated by court rulings.
On a daily basis, TDF recognizes the importance of ongoing dialogue with all its internal and external stakeholders.
From responding to a call for tenders to deploying a new service. From setting up a new site to operating it. From the integration of new employees to the improvement of their working conditions, TDF measures on a daily basis the importance of an ongoing dialogue with all its internal and external stakeholders.
For each stakeholder, we designate a privileged contact and define a discussion mode.
The company's aim is to build long-term relationships based on trust, addressing the main concerns of its partners.
Where necessary, or where recommended by the architects of the "Bâtiments de France", TDF ensures the landscape integration of its antennas.
The sites concerned either have a visual identity specific to their location, or blend in with the existing visual identity.
Landscape integration solutions are varied.
TDF can play on :
TDF and Mube design, deploy and maintain a fleet of green telecom masts.
In urban areas, local authorities are faced with new and sometimes contradictory challenges: ensuring that residents are connected, while preserving greenery.
This green telecom mast solution meets these challenges.
The green telecom mast offers many advantages:
By including CSR clauses in its general purchasing conditions, TDF ensures that its industrial and commercial partners are able to apply a policy of social responsibility equivalent to its own: respect for human rights and the Sapin II law in particular.