PTCL Global IP Connect Service, most flexible solution
Staff Report
ISLAMABAD: Pakistan Telecommunication Company Ltd (PTCL) announced to its corporate and enterprise customers the most flexible connectivity solution with multiple applications in the form of Global IP Connect service.
Based on internet protocol, this service allows Pakistani companies whose offices are located across the globe to connect and transfer data in a private secure manner over a reliable robust MPLS infrastructure provided by PTCL within Pakistan – while global connectivity is achieved through an extensive network of PTCL global network partners. Not only this, flexible network topologies are also offered to customers depending upon the class of service selected based on the enterprises’ applications e.g. real time, transactions, data base and email applications. Customers here can choose from Platinum, Gold and Silver packages and can benefit from bandwidth ranging from 64 Kbps to 1 Gbps.
SEVP Commercial Naveed Saeed while elaborating the effectiveness and usage of this service said that it not only provides private and secure connectivity to our customers but is also scalable in its MPLS network architecture which would easily adapt to growth in complexity and volume in the customer’s network, topology which can then be easily redefined. It also enables customers to interconnect remotely located sites in to an intranet and create an efficient fully meshed network providing any-to-any communication among sites.
Zaman Gulzar EVP Corporate Services and Product Development said this service supports multiple types of applications such as data, voice and multimedia.
The coverage at the moment is being provided in 21 countries in Asia, 58 countries in EMEA and 30 countries in the Americas. He also added that in the future PTCL plans to provide its corporate customers most updated connectivity solutions to meet their increasing business requirements and to keep them connected internationally. “A single network supporting all your business’ application needs”.
seems like a promising young company :k: and good news for Pakistan