Vodafone

Vodafone

  • Submitted By: aagad
  • Date Submitted: 01/07/2009 8:23 AM
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as a fundamental driver of customer satisfaction and ultimately profit. The principal components of the Vodafone Egypt’s network include home location registers (“HLR’s”), which store subscriber data, transit switching centres (“TSC”), which interconnect our network with other mobile networks and the Public Switched Telephone Network, mobile switching centres (“MSCs”), which connect and route mobile phone calls within our network, base transceiver stations (“BTS’s”), which link customer’s mobile phones to the MSC’s, base station controllers (“BSC’s”), which manage BTS’s, general packet switch nodes (“GSN’s”), {draw:a} which handle GPRS services, and a network management centre (NMC), which enables 24x7 operational control of the entire network. {text:bookmark-start} {text:bookmark-end} History of Vodafone Egypt Vodafone Egypt, part of the UK's Vodafone Group, is a mobile network operator in Egypt, formerly known as Click GSM. Vodafone launched its 3G broadband services[1] in Egypt hours after beginning the transmission of etisalat. Vodafone, formerly known as Click GSM,[2] has undergone a major rebranding exercise. Other Vodafone subsidiaries also went through a similar transition, to create the first truly global mobile telecommunications company, with the familiar 'look and feel' throughout the world. Vodafone Egypt, formerly based in Cairo, is now based in 6th October City.[3] Vodafone has now two main bases; one in Smart Village near (6th October City*) this is concerned for all the company operation, the other is i*n Cairo and is only concerned with corporate sales. Click GSM was founded in 1998,[4] as the second mobile phone operator in Egypt, competing with the then-recently-privatized operator - mobinil - which was formerly owned by the Egyptian National Telecommunication Authority (now Telecom Egypt). Vodafone Egypt (then Click GSM; officially Misrfone Telecommunications) penetrated the market heavily at that time by introducing the concept of...

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