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TRADE CHRONICLE

Zong Sweeps Prestigious Customer

Mobile Experience Awards

In continuation of a winning streak from

past years, Zong saw larger recognition

of their improvement efforts in the realm

of user mobile experience through

the customer-experience oriented

Opensignal awards 2021. Winning

five out of seven award categories

outright, Zong once again dominated

the mobile network experience awards

for Pakistan. The operator came top on

Video Experience, Games Experience,

and Upload Speed Experience,

4G Availability and 4G Coverage

Experience. Furthermore, Zong also

became the joint winner with Jazz for

Cellphone imports surge

to $1.31bn

Pakistan`s cellphone imports swelled

by 51.5 per cent to $1.311 billion in

8MFY21 as compared to $865m in the

same period last year, according to the

data released by the Pakistan Bureau

of Statistics on Tuesday.

An of ficial in a cellphone company

said that the mobile phone market is

now upbeat with burgeoning demand in

the price range of Rs10,000-40,000 in

which many companies are competing

Voice App Experience

and Download Speed

Experience.

The Opensignal awards are a globallyrecognized

metric and independent

global standard for analyzing consumer

mobile experience. Reputedly,

Opensignal industry reports are the

definitive guide to understanding the

true experience consumers receive on

with one another.

He said the main buying is coming in the

Rs10,000-25,000 range smartphones

since online education has gained

momentum followed by massive

demandfor food items through online

facilities in the last one year.

The official said Korean and Chinese

manufacturers have been presenting

one to two new cellphones every one to

two months in the range of Rs15,000-

25,000 with 2/3 GB RAM and 32/64 GB

storage options which has provided a

PTCL gets recognition for its communication

and social responsibility

Pakistan Telecommunications

Company Limited (PTCL) got

recognition for its progressive practices

in Inclusive Communication and Social

Responsibility at the Global Diversity

and Inclusion Benchmark Standards

(GDIB) Awards 2021.

Being a large organization with a

nationwide reach of staff and customerbase,

it is a tremendous feat to be

acknowledged for communication

practices that are effectively tailored

to the diverse characteristics of our

customers and employees. Email

bulletins, digital screens, IVR messages

and SMS alerts are some of the many

ways the company chooses to facilitate

two-way communication. Pulse surveys

are conducted to gauge feedback and

interventions are designed to ensure

optimum customer service.

Furthermore, the company’s social

responsibility practices have put

PTCL at a unique spot among its

contemporaries. The organization’s

growing commitment to diversity

and inclusion in terms of gender

representation and development

opportunities to Persons with

Disabilities (PWDs) has further fostered

a workplace culture of inclusiveness.

With the launch of the Justuju

Internship Program for PWDs this year,

PTCL commits to go only forward with

its pledge for excellence. Our employee

volunteer force; PTCL Razakaar has set

a benchmark for corporate philanthropy

and continues to spread smiles year

wireless networks.

Users all over Pakistan saw significant

improvements on the speed metrics

Download Speed Experience (1.9% to

17.7%) and Upload Speed Experience

(4.8% to 13.9%) as well as the 4G

Availability (2.1-2.5 percentage points)

and 4G Coverage Experience (2.1%

to 7.2%) metrics.This recognition of

improvement is remarkable in a year

that was unprecedented in recent times,

with the outbreak of the COVID-19

virus halting or slowing down much

necessary technical work throughout

the globe. At a time when people are

heavily relying on the internet and

smooth connectivity, Zong proved itself

to be up to the task.

big relief to people who cannot af ford

costly cellphones with prices starting

from Rs50,000.

A cellphone maker in Karachi, who

asked not to be named, said sales of

2G phones are still thriving as many

people cannot afford over Rs10,000

cellphones.

According to the Pakistan

Telecommunication Authority website,

the number of cellphone subscribers

soared to 178 million in January from

168m in July 2020.

after year.

On the occasion, Syed Mazhar Hussain,

Group Chief Human Resource Officer,

PTCL & Ufone, said, “We are proud to

have won these two prestigious awards

by Global Diversity and Inclusion

Benchmarks (GDIB). We are fully

committed to foster a culture of diversity

and inclusion in not only making PTCL

a more inclusive place, but we are also

taking conscious steps in making our

society at large more inclusive as well.”

These awards recognize and

encourage organizations that use

GDIB standards to align organizational

policies for sustainable financial and

social performance. Approximately

30 companies were honoured in

various categories at the prestigious

awards ceremony in Karachi. With

such recognition, the GDIB awards

motivate companies to become more

inclusive, diverse and agile. PTCL

being honoured in the list of winners is

a testament to its commitment towards

its employees as well as the community

at large.

TRADE CHRONICLE - Mar - Apr - 2021 - Page # 30

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