P3, the industry leader in mobile benchmarking, has announced the results of the first Mobile Benchmark for Morocco evaluating the three mobile networks IAM, INWI and Orange with regards to mobile coverage, speeds and network reliability. Applying the P3 methodology, which is today the acknowledged de-facto industry standard in more than 120 countries, P3 conducted a crowd-based analysis.
The results show:
- IAM achieves the highest score with 922 points
- INWI ranks second with 876 points, Orange is third with 817 points
- IAM rates best in all categories: Coverage for Voice, Coverage for Data, Coverage for 4G, User Download Speed, User Upload Speed and Service Availability
The P3 analysis is based on 244 million samples collected from 113 thousand users overall in 97.6 percent of the urban built-up area and in 44 percent of the non-urban built-up area throughout Morocco. The data was collected in a consecutive 6-month period from December 2018 to May 2019.
With a score of 922 out of a maximum of 1,000 points, IAM is ahead of competition. INWI ranks second and achieves an overall score of 876 points. Orange follows third with an overall score of 817 points.
IAM is ahead of competition in all categories.
In terms of Coverage for Voice, IAM achieves the highest score with 101 points closely followed by INWI and Orange with 100 points each. In terms of Data Coverage, IAM achieves the highest score with 135 points compared to INWI with 134 points and Orange with 129 points. In the 4G Coverage discipline, IAM is best rated with a score of 195 points, followed by INWI with 192 points and by Orange at some distance with 136 points.
IAM shows the highest score for User Download Speed with 125 points, Orange is second with 104 points and INWI ranks third with 102 points. In User Upload Speed IAM also ranks best with 66 points, INWI follows in the second place with 58 points and Orange with 57 points in the third place. In Data Service Availability, IAM achieves a score of 300 points, followed by INWI and Orange with a score of 290 points each.
”IAM leads the field – they show the highest results in each category. This is remarkable”, says Hakan Ekmen, CEO of P3 Telecommunication.
The unique crowdsourcing technology allows P3 to collect data about real-world customer experience in a truly passive way. For the collection of crowd data, P3 has integrated a background diagnosis processes into 900+ diverse Android apps. If one of these applications is installed on the end-user’s phone and the user agrees, anonymous data collection takes place 24/7, 365 days a year on this device. Reports are generated for every 15 Minutes and daily sent to P3’s cloud servers. P3’s crowd-sourcing data set is the most realistic, since it is the most diverse that is currently available in the market – in terms of locations, geography, times, devices, subscriptions, networks, technologies and smartphone usage patterns.
About the P3 Mobile Benchmark Morocco
The independent methodology of P3 assures a fair, transparent and neutral evaluation of the networks under test. P3 conducts mobile network benchmarks, audits and reviews in more than 120 countries worldwide. They are acknowledged as the de-facto industry standard and provide a unique measure for management and supervisory boards to compare their networks with others, and for customers to make better decisions for their subscriptions.
The results show:
- IAM achieves the highest score with 922 points
- INWI ranks second with 876 points, Orange is third with 817 points
- IAM rates best in all categories: Coverage for Voice, Coverage for Data, Coverage for 4G, User Download Speed, User Upload Speed and Service Availability
The P3 analysis is based on 244 million samples collected from 113 thousand users overall in 97.6 percent of the urban built-up area and in 44 percent of the non-urban built-up area throughout Morocco. The data was collected in a consecutive 6-month period from December 2018 to May 2019.
With a score of 922 out of a maximum of 1,000 points, IAM is ahead of competition. INWI ranks second and achieves an overall score of 876 points. Orange follows third with an overall score of 817 points.
IAM is ahead of competition in all categories.
In terms of Coverage for Voice, IAM achieves the highest score with 101 points closely followed by INWI and Orange with 100 points each. In terms of Data Coverage, IAM achieves the highest score with 135 points compared to INWI with 134 points and Orange with 129 points. In the 4G Coverage discipline, IAM is best rated with a score of 195 points, followed by INWI with 192 points and by Orange at some distance with 136 points.
IAM shows the highest score for User Download Speed with 125 points, Orange is second with 104 points and INWI ranks third with 102 points. In User Upload Speed IAM also ranks best with 66 points, INWI follows in the second place with 58 points and Orange with 57 points in the third place. In Data Service Availability, IAM achieves a score of 300 points, followed by INWI and Orange with a score of 290 points each.
”IAM leads the field – they show the highest results in each category. This is remarkable”, says Hakan Ekmen, CEO of P3 Telecommunication.
The unique crowdsourcing technology allows P3 to collect data about real-world customer experience in a truly passive way. For the collection of crowd data, P3 has integrated a background diagnosis processes into 900+ diverse Android apps. If one of these applications is installed on the end-user’s phone and the user agrees, anonymous data collection takes place 24/7, 365 days a year on this device. Reports are generated for every 15 Minutes and daily sent to P3’s cloud servers. P3’s crowd-sourcing data set is the most realistic, since it is the most diverse that is currently available in the market – in terms of locations, geography, times, devices, subscriptions, networks, technologies and smartphone usage patterns.
About the P3 Mobile Benchmark Morocco
The independent methodology of P3 assures a fair, transparent and neutral evaluation of the networks under test. P3 conducts mobile network benchmarks, audits and reviews in more than 120 countries worldwide. They are acknowledged as the de-facto industry standard and provide a unique measure for management and supervisory boards to compare their networks with others, and for customers to make better decisions for their subscriptions.
