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Al Ageel CEO for Public Telecommunications Company - Bravo Saudi Arabia
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Riyadh - Mr Abdulrahman Al Ohali, Public Telecommunication Company (Bravo)Public Telecommunication Company (Bravo)
Chairman has announced the appointment of Eng. Mohammed Al Ageel as the Chief Executive Officer of The Public Telecommunications Company (Bravo)Public Telecommunications Company (Bravo) in Saudi Arabia.Al Ageel has more than 15 years experience in the Telecommunications sector in Saudi Arabia and the region during which he had assumed various positions; as the general manager of marketing and business development at the Whole sale business unit, and the general manager of IT at Aljawal business unit in Saudi Telecom, in addition to his former work at the governmental sector. Moreover, Al Ageel had occupied an international position as the chairman of the GSM Arab world, as part of the international GSM Association.
It is to be noted that Al Ageel has a BS degree in computer engineering from King Fahd University of Petroleum and Minerals, an MBA degree from King Saud University and a number of leadership trainings at INSEAD and IMD.
In this occasion, Al Ageel acknowledged the kind of cooperation between STCSTC and Public Telecommunications Company (Bravo)Public Telecommunications Company (Bravo), and explained that Public Telecommunications Company (Bravo)Public Telecommunications Company (Bravo) is engaged with STCSTC in a contract agreement of "Build-Operate-Transfer" (BOT) to use its iDEN Frequency band and Backbone . Al Ageel expressed his strong confidence in the Saudi telecom industry especially with CITC professionalism in driving the sector in the right direction, to assure continuous development of the telecom industry at the Kingdom.
Al Ageel went on to explaining that "iDEN telecommunication technology serves both enterprise and government sectors that need instant and continuous communication with a fixed monthly fees using Push to Talk (PTT) services that Public Telecommunications Company (Bravo)Public Telecommunications Company (Bravo)
exclusively provides, in addition to other services including vehicle tracking and telemetric service, for transportation and utility companies, which ultimately serve in minimizing the costs usually incurred by the requirement of frequent field visits by task forces. Public Telecommunications Company (Bravo)Public Telecommunications Company (Bravo) is also remarked to be the sole wireless network provider dedicated to serving enterprise and government customers, which gives them reliable and secure communication during congestion or in cases of failure of public GSM networks."- Ends -
Editor's Note
iDEN technology was originally created by Motorola, the world-renowned vendor of wireless solutions and safe mobile networks. Besides, these iDen technology based phones represent an innovative package of features used in wireless communications such as GPS and the ability to cope with harsh environments (water resistance, and heat), while it also covers the normal features of the GSM mobile phones.
iDEN technology exists in several countries by different network providers; like Sprint/ Nextel in America with more than 17 million users, in addition to Canada, South America, Morocco, Jordan, India, Japan, China, Philippines and Singapore. Sprint and Blackberry are now developing a new iDen-SDM based phone to serve the business men, which will be available in the market in 2009.
On the other hand, in Singapore, Grid " an IDEN Operator " and Singtel " a GSM operator" are combining the two network on a single SIM card and a single phone " motorola 930i" to be the first in the world to combine both technologies to service both the enterprise and the personal sector.
For more information, please contact:
Hani Alkhalifah
Public Relations Manager, Bravo
Riyadh, KSA
Phone: +966 1 4552299
Fax: +966 1 4557744
Email: hani.khalifa@ptc.com.sa
Mohammed Yousef
Ahmad Mishl
Memac Ogilvy PR
Riyadh, KSA
Phone: +966 1 2932446
Fax: +966 1 2930153
Email: Mohamed.yousef@ogilvy.com
nasser.bdeir@ogilvy.com
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