Nuetel communications, the main alternative telecommunication provider in Bahrain, has announced today the award of a multi-million dollar operations, marketing and consultancy contract to BT (formerly British Telecom), one of the world’s leading providers of global communications solutions and services in over 170 countries.
Under the agreement, BT will operate Nuetel’s infrastructure for the next three years and provide 24x7 technical support, monitoring and roll-out of leading converged services. This agreement is part of a strategic relationship between Nuetel Communications and BT covering technical consultancy and services development, joint marketing and the resale of BT’s worldwide services.
As part of this strategic relationship with Nuetel, BT will deploy its first global voice gateway outside of Europe. This will allow other service providers throughout the Middle East region the ability to switch calls, without the need to pass through the major international hubs in Europe, the USA and Asia, ensuring the highest degree of service quality. It will not only provide inter-regional voice services, but moreover through BT's global network, it will provide access to 650 other service providers worldwide, including more than 100 dedicated mobile operators.
"The outsourcing agreement with BT is a perfect fit to address this market demand, with BT bringing its global capabilities and proven outsourcing track record, and Nuetel contributing an advanced infrastructure, extensive sales capabilities and focus on the Bahraini and Gulf markets. In addition, this agreement will extend Nuetel’s portfolio of services significantly, allowing Nuetel to expand its services regionally and globally, leveraging the BT global infrastructure", commented Labib Matta, CEO of Nuetel Communications.
"Bahrain is an interesting market both in terms of its size and competitive landscape, where Nuetel advanced communications solutions have an enormous potential. This agreement with BT provides us with the solid strategic alliance to reinforce our sustained growth strategy. BT offers the best technical and operational skills to ensure that the services provided to our customers are the best and most intuitive in the market", stated Jameel Al Matrook, MD of Ossis, the holding company of Nuetel Communications.
Karsten Lereuth, President Global Telecom Markets, BT Global Services, said: "BT is glad to be able to support Nuetel’s growth strategy with this agreement. It is based on BT’s 21st century network (21CN) Operator Services. This is a new range of innovative services and solutions designed to ensure communication providers can transform towards full IP next-generation networks."
About Nuetel Communications:
Headquartered on Amwaj Islands in Bahrain, the telecommunications company kicked off its operations in September 2006 and is providing voice, video, data and converged services to its clients. Nuetel uses its technologically advanced IP infrastructure and facilities to provide innovative and intelligent service solutions in Amwaj Islands and across Bahrain
Under the agreement, BT will operate Nuetel’s infrastructure for the next three years and provide 24x7 technical support, monitoring and roll-out of leading converged services. This agreement is part of a strategic relationship between Nuetel Communications and BT covering technical consultancy and services development, joint marketing and the resale of BT’s worldwide services.
As part of this strategic relationship with Nuetel, BT will deploy its first global voice gateway outside of Europe. This will allow other service providers throughout the Middle East region the ability to switch calls, without the need to pass through the major international hubs in Europe, the USA and Asia, ensuring the highest degree of service quality. It will not only provide inter-regional voice services, but moreover through BT's global network, it will provide access to 650 other service providers worldwide, including more than 100 dedicated mobile operators.
"The outsourcing agreement with BT is a perfect fit to address this market demand, with BT bringing its global capabilities and proven outsourcing track record, and Nuetel contributing an advanced infrastructure, extensive sales capabilities and focus on the Bahraini and Gulf markets. In addition, this agreement will extend Nuetel’s portfolio of services significantly, allowing Nuetel to expand its services regionally and globally, leveraging the BT global infrastructure", commented Labib Matta, CEO of Nuetel Communications.
"Bahrain is an interesting market both in terms of its size and competitive landscape, where Nuetel advanced communications solutions have an enormous potential. This agreement with BT provides us with the solid strategic alliance to reinforce our sustained growth strategy. BT offers the best technical and operational skills to ensure that the services provided to our customers are the best and most intuitive in the market", stated Jameel Al Matrook, MD of Ossis, the holding company of Nuetel Communications.
Karsten Lereuth, President Global Telecom Markets, BT Global Services, said: "BT is glad to be able to support Nuetel’s growth strategy with this agreement. It is based on BT’s 21st century network (21CN) Operator Services. This is a new range of innovative services and solutions designed to ensure communication providers can transform towards full IP next-generation networks."
About Nuetel Communications:
Headquartered on Amwaj Islands in Bahrain, the telecommunications company kicked off its operations in September 2006 and is providing voice, video, data and converged services to its clients. Nuetel uses its technologically advanced IP infrastructure and facilities to provide innovative and intelligent service solutions in Amwaj Islands and across Bahrain
