Filipino fixed and mobile operator Globe Telecom yesterday released a statement confirming that its planned USD790 million network upgrade is roughly one-third complete, benefiting its users in South Luzon, Davao and Compostela Valley. ‘Within a span of four months since its announcement in January this year, Globe has modernised at least 30% of its network equipment located in various cell sites nationwide,’ the statement read. Globe chief technical officer Robert Tan went on to say that the operator is hoping to effect a seamless changeover on its network, creating as little impact on its customers as possible, with Globe adding that via a fast-tracked project, the modernisation should be completed this year.*Earlier, Globe president Ernest L Cu was quoted as saying that his company hoped to complete 75% of its network modernisation in 2012, finishing the project within 18 months and completing the IT upgrade part of the scheme within three years.
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OVETEL Globe upgrades networks in South Luzon, Davao and Compostela Valley
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