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“We have 22-23% market share because we’re still the biggest private ISP in Egypt by far and the rest are between 5-7% each. Our major strength has always been that we are a private company – we have more freedom to try new stuff. We hire the best calibers in Egypt, we have 1,200 employees who are all experts in their areas, and we are always open to trying new technology.”
Marcopolis.net has complied the latest ranking of the top telecom companies in Malaysia. Currently, the largest telecom operator in Malayisa is Maxis with 38.1% market share, followed by Celcom with 33.7% market share and Digi with an estimated 28.2% market share.
Our journey started with the creation of the Malaysia Computer Emergency Response Team or MyCERT (www.mycert.org.my) on 13 January 1997 as a unit under MIMOS Berhad (www.mimos.my).
Our mission is to manage the frequency sector in accordance with our new vision. This means the end user will have a representative which is not necessarily the agency. We call this entity the assignor; it’s our representative to which we make the African frequency ranges available. It demonstrates the wealth and depth of neutrality and equity.
Nongolougo Soro talks about SNDI’s main mission and project, which is to assist the Government of Ivory Coast in modernizing all the administrative processes and public sector activities by spreading the efficient use of IT and ICT tools.
Nongolougo Soro, CEO of SNDI, talks about exporting expertise and know-how to other French speaking African countries.
With a total population of approximately 30 million people, the oil state “is a very dynamic market,” Hassan Kabbani, the CEO of Zain KSA, told Marcopolis in an exclusive interview. “There is a very high level of mobile penetration, reaching more than 180%, and very high level of Smartphone penetration.” Such figures are rare in the emerging markets, but typical for the Gulf Arab oil states with its low population density, but huge distances between the different cities and villages.
Sultan Abdulaziz Al-Deghaither, Sr. Director of Network Engineering at Zain
Yes, it is the newest network. We are serving our customers with the latest technology provided by our partners. We are working with the biggest telecom service providers across the world, including Huawei, Nokia, Siemens and ZT. In addition, our fibre network is provided by Alcatel-Lucent, who have a very strong track record in that area.
Abdulmajid Mohammed Alrashoudi, Chief Customer Care Officer at Zain
Mainly, Saudi customers want good treatment, as do people anywhere in the world, and they also want a clear tariff plan. They want their needs to be attended very quickly. We are now trying to reduce our 36 hour resolution timeframe to almost 24 hours. Any kind of operation has issues from time to time obviously, we try to minimise them and to fast-track the solutions.
Hassan Kabbani, CEO of Zain KSA
The Saudi telecom market is a very dynamic market. Having worked myself in various countries throughout the region, I know that the Saudi market is also the most important market in the Middle East region.
