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Alt Telecom launches free WiFi service at 30 BTS stations

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Alt Telecom launches free WiFi service at 30 BTS stations

By The Nation

 

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Alt Telecom has launched free WiFi service at 30 BTS Skytrain stations, the company said in a press release issued on Thursday.

 

Preeyaporn Tangpaosak, President and Executive Director of Alt Telecom (ALT) said that the free WiFi project has been conducted since the beginning of 2018 with Lotte, a strategic partner. The arrangement also involves future extension stations to provide free Wi-Fi service to all BTS users. 

 

The company has also obtained the rights from VGI Global Media (VGI), which was directly granted the rights from BTS to manage commercial areas on all stations.

 

The company has also recently entered into a concession agreement with Spotwerkz (Thailand) (SWT), that possesses expertise and experience in service delivery and income generation management of fee WiFi service in major areas such as Phuket, Chiang Mai, Hua Hin and Pattaya.

 

The company is also in negotiations to provide service to 1-2 mobile operators. Such a WiFi network will be able to handle channels and increase service capacity of mobile operators, which will enhance the signal quality, especially during peak times when there is a large number of mobile users. It is expected that those negotiations will be completed in Q1/19.

 

The term of the company’s service contracts entered into with the customers and strategic partners will be for a period of 3-10 years as appropriate.

 

“Provision of free WiFi service in downtown areas is another stepping stone for the Company to become a key driver of the government policy and Thailand’s transformation into Thailand’s smart cities as part of the government’s Thailand 4.0 initiative,” said Preeyaporn.

 

Source: http://www.nationmultimedia.com/detail/breakingnews/30359926

 
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