Tunisia: Ooredoo once again trusts PI Works to improve the performance of its telecom network
July 7th 2021
In competition with Tunisie Telecom, Orange and Lycamobile, Ooredoo Tunisia is stepping up its investments to maintain its leadership position in the national telecoms market. The subsidiary of the eponymous Qatari telecoms group thus ensures a high quality of service, a source of growing income.
The mobile telephone operator Ooredoo Tunisia has strengthened its partnership with the company PI Works, specializing in providing planning, management and optimization solutions for mobile networks, to improve the performance of its telecoms network. Through the new technological solutions that will be implemented on its network, Ooredoo Tunisia will be able to comprehensively monitor the performance of its base, transport and radio access networks without additional integration costs and within reduced implementation times. .
According to Hatem Mestiri, Director of Technology and Information at Ooredoo Tunisia, “ the telecommunications industry has undergone a massive shift towards digitalization in recent years. It was during this time of abrupt change that we teamed up with PI Works to successfully automate our networks and now, in the second step of this exciting process, we will be equipping our network with centralized performance management. end to end. […] We are convinced that we will be able to pave the way for new operational efficiencies and a better user experience ”.
Competition in the telecoms market has increased in Tunisia since last year. The demand for broadband connectivity has exploded and it is the company most responsive to consumer needs that is obviously attracting the most new customers. In competition with the historical operator Tunisie Telecom, Orange and Lycamobile, Ooredoo Tunisia, which holds the first place in the market, in terms of the number of subscribers, is putting all the chances on its side to remain leader.
With a telecoms network, the performance of which is constantly monitored and improved, Ooredoo Tunisia not only wants to provide the populations with a high quality telecom service which guarantees an increase in its clientele and revenues, but also to keep it in good graces. the telecoms regulator, whose failure to comply with key performance indicators is a source of sanctions.
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