This is very good move by the Qtel to penetrate in the new market of pakistan where the market has a good scope for the telecome sector. the company should concentrate to catter the remote areas of pakistan as well beside the major citties of pakistan. this is realy a welocoming move toward the internet accessability regarding the wireless broadband.
Nielsen and all other traditional research providers have been resting on their laurels for the last 5 years or so when the advertising industry needed them the most.
The only reason why Nielsen are rolling in town all guns blazing is simply because they have been overtaken by non-traditional research and intelligence providers that are more committed to the GCC and the Middle East and have long deployed research and intelligence tools.
Nielsen is rolling AdRelevance in the next two years??? Who will subscribe to their competitive intelligence service knowing that most of the industry...
It's so weird with a such company has different kind of strategies from sales, marketing, operation ....etc.
For in example if you look for the way US doing buz; Already have a proper channels, OEM partners and technology partners.
In this region till now none of hardware vendors knows RH faces neither they've done any join events to bring the value to their clients and RH can have access to those clients.
In addition, Opertional wise for the last 5 years their focus plan of reducing expneses to the max and that effect in the quility of the resources & problem solving. in the...
Editor, Channel Middle East Andrew's focus is the reseller and distribution channels in the region. Prior to joining Channel Middle East, he spent five years covering the European IT channel for a pan-regional publication in London.
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