Terrion, a Canada-based wireless infrastructure company and the country's largest newly formed operator, has selected Sitetracker, a US-headquartered asset lifecycle management platform provider, to unify its operations and enable scalable, disciplined growth across its national infrastructure portfolio according to a Business Wire report.

Focused on passive infrastructure, Terrion partners with municipalities, provincial governments, regulators and customers to deliver a scalable, carrier-neutral infrastructure platform that accelerates wireless deployment across Canada.

Terrion's ambition is to become the country's leading independent tower company, strengthening connected communities, enabling digital and economic growth, and setting a new national benchmark for safety, environmental stewardship and regulatory compliance.

As a rapidly scaling wireless infrastructure partner, Terrion is adopting Sitetracker as its digital platform to unify deployment, site management and maintenance workflows, enabling greater transparency, accountability and execution discipline across its national footprint.

Tony Buu, Chief Commercial Officer at Terrion, stated that from day one, the company's ambition has been to build a proudly Canadian, digital-first infrastructure platform and become the country's most trusted and forward-looking wireless infrastructure partner. "Sitetracker provides a unified platform that simplifies operations, strengthens collaboration across our ecosystem and enables us to manage infrastructure with consistency, transparency and care. We see this as a long-term strategic partnership," he said.

As Terrion scales its national footprint, Sitetracker will deliver real-time dashboards, reporting and mobile tools to strengthen compliance, optimise field resources and drive end-to-end transparency for all stakeholders. In parallel, Terrion is piloting Scout AI, Sitetracker's upcoming AI platform, to unlock intelligent automation and proactive risk detection.

Learn more about Terrion's partnership with Sitetracker in the full report.