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The Telecommunications Regulatory Authority (TRA) has released on its website the latest Broadband Analysis Report on the performance of broadband services offered to end consumers in Bahrain. The report aims at providing consumers with data relating to the actual quality of service achieved by each of the monitored ISP Services.Etisalcom stands out in this report as one of the best service providers, delivering the highest stability in terms of download and upload speeds, ping latency, etc.

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Etisalcom Bahrain, under the Mazoon Mobile banner, is entering the Omani market.The company has signed an agreement with a major global telecom provider for the supply of its intelligent network platform.

“Mazoon Mobile is entering the Omani market with an objective of introducing a positive , long-lasting and cost effective, difference to the people, with an option that would truly be beneficial to all in multiple respects” said Mazoon Mobile chairman Jamil Ali Sultan.

“Mazoon Mobile is set to acquire the leading position in Oman under the country’s new open market regulations and this is now a reality with a strategic alliance.” Mazoon Mobile vice-chairman and Etisalcom Bahrain managing director Samir Nourddin said.

He said the partnership is a major milestone for the firm’s commercial launch.

Etisalcom, in evolving their IP-based telephone packages, has worked out an alliance with Telecom Malaysia which will set up a high capacity Multi Protocol Label Switching, MPLS, link that will route traffic between Bahrain and the region to international destinations.

Etisalcom says it can provide substantially better time and cost savings by routing communications traffic via the less-congested Far East as opposed to the highly concentrated Western corridors. The technology itself has the ability to create end-to-end circuits, with specific performance enhancement characteristics, across any type of communications transport medium, eliminating the need for overly networks or Layer-2 only control mechanisms.

A dedicated pipe has been set-up and is running from Malaysia to Etisalcom’s offices in Bahrain via submarine and terrestrial cables. TM will further extend this network’s reach throughout the world using its own network and through partners.

Elaborating on the benefits of the link Rashid Al Snan, the company’s chief executive officer says the MPLS link will in the catalyse the way customers in the region communicate by facilitating concepts such as web tv, mobile tv and many other such convergent technologies.

This is an extension of the original service model, Al Snan says: “Before we launched More cards, we looked at the inherent needs of a customer and realized that he was not just looking at making a call – he was calling home and there was a lot of emotion involved. The value proposition was visible once we recognized this emotion, so we branded our calling card differently and didn’t just prefix or suffix it with a Talk. It is more than just Talk – it’s More – and to deliver this better, we need to leverage new technology such as the MPLS network”

Etisalcom Launch Press Conference & Dinner

Etisalcom, the region’s new information, Communication & Technology (ICT) service providers, held a press conference to announce the launch of the region’s first high capacity international managed Multi Protocol Label Switching (MPLS) link and its strategic agreement with Telecom Malaysia (TM) for the setting-up, marketing and maintenance of this link.

For the first time, a local telecommunication company, Etisalcom Bahrain, launched yesterday a prepaid calling card exclusively for the Arab countries. The card, More Arabiya, has been launched to cater for the high traffic between Bahrain and other countries in the region, Rashid Al Snan, company’s chief executive officer, said at the Press conference yesterday.

He said the card uses sophisticated ANI technology (automatic number identification – caller ID) which is a definite advantage for the consumer. “Now our customers do not have to go through the hassle of entering scratch numbers every time they make a call.

“The ANI feature allows them to enter the scratch number only once, and then they are ready to go until they exhaust their credit. ” MORE Arabiya comes with a recharge facility allowing the consumer to recharge his or her phone by entering the scratch number just once.

“The separate recharge number comes for both English- and Arabic- speaking customers, and this one-time top-up facility makes it easy and convenient for the user,” said Al Snan.

The card can be used to make instant international calls from any MTC or Batelco fixed or mobile phones. This way, the consumer can actually save on their huge bills for international calls, he said. The card can be used for calls out of Bahrain to Algeria, the Comoros Islands, Djibouti, Egypt, Iraq, Jordan, Kuwait, Lebanon, Libya, Mauritania, Malta, Morocco, Oman, Palestine, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, Sudan, Syria, Tunisia, the UAE, Yemen and other countries.

The card comes in BD 2 and BD 5 denominations.

Etisalcom Bahrain yesterday launched MORE Arabiya, a calling card specially designed to make calls to Arab countries from Bahrain.

“The card, expected to cater to the high traffic between Bahrain and other countries in the region, uses sophisticated technology and offers crystal clear voice quality,” Etisalcom chief executive officer Rashid Al Snan told a press conference held at the Crowne Plaza Hotel.

“At the same time it enables customers to make the calls at rates much cheaper than regular telephone lines.”

He said the card also has a special recharge facility that allows the consumer to recharge his phone by entering the scratch number just once.

“The product can be used to make instant International calls from any mobile or fixed line telephone in Bahrain,” said Mr Al Snan. Company chief operating officer Nezar Jamsheer, products and marketing manager Yousif Al Hussaini and retail business development manager Ajit Koleth.