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Jazz and Ufone are two major mobile network operators in Pakistan. Jazz commenced operations in 1994 as the first GSM service in Pakistan, while Ufone launched in 2001 under PTCL. In 2021, Jazz had a subscriber base of 74 million making it the largest network, while Ufone had 22 million subscribers and was the smallest network. Jazz's 2021 revenue was PKR 200 billion compared to Ufone's PKR 55.040 billion making it the higher earning network as well.
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- 1. Presentation topic COMPARISION BETWEEN MOBILINK JAZZ AND UFONE Presentation by Wasim anwar Shamir Hidayat Baber Akaib Federal Urdu University of Arts, Science & Technology
- 3. History of jazz Intro Intro History of ufone JAZZ operations in 1994 as the first GSM cellular mobie service in pakistan With a joint venture by saif group and motorola inc. UFONE commenced its operations, under the brand name of ufone, by PTCL 2001 Vs
- 4. History of jazz Intro Intro History of ufone • Later it was sold to orascom, an egypt- based multi-national company. • The first cellular service provider to operate on a 100% digital gsm technology in pakistan • As a result of PTCL s privatization, ufone became a part of the emirates telecommunication corporation group (etisalat) in 2006.. Vs
- 5. Jazz Founder & CEO: Founder & CEO: History of ufone Aamir hafeez ibrahim (CEO) • Ptcl Vs
- 6. Jazz Headquarters: Islamabad, Pakistan Ufone Headquarters: Islamabad, Pakistan
- 7. Vision of jazz Vision Vision Vision of ufone “To be the leading telecommunication services provider in pakistan by offering innovative communication solutions for our customers while exceeding shareholder value & employee expectations.” “To be the telecommunication service provider in pakistan by offering innovate communication solutions for our customers while exceeding shareholder value and employee expectation.” Vs
- 8. Mission of jazz Mission Mission Mission of ufone “To be a superior communication service company in pakistan which provides the best value to its customers, employees, business partners and share holders. To be the best cellular communication option available in the country for “u” Vs
- 9. Market strategy of jazz Market strategy Market strategy Market strategy of ufone Show rich culture of the country Creates an emotional connect. Essence of humour Lively and energetic Vs
- 10. Jazz Product/services Product/services Ufone Prepaid Postpaid Jazz cash Prepaid Postpaid Upaisa Vs
- 11. Network coverage Jazz Network coverage Ufone Years of Business 25 Cities and towns 10,000+ Investment USD 3.3 Billion+ Switch Types Nokia-Siemens, Alcatel, Huawei Operating Frequency 900/1800 MHz Years of Business 20 Cities and towns 10,000+ Operating Frequency 900/1800 MHz Vs
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- 13. Jazz 2004-5 2004-5 Ufone Mobilink leads the market Share with 5 million Subscribers 2.5 million subscribers Vs
- 14. Jazz Social work Social work Ufone Rs. 5 million raised for the mobilink earthquake PTCL group contributes rs. 100 million to pm’s COVID-19 pandemic relief fund-2020 Vs
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- 17. Jazz 2016 Ufone Mobilink - warid merger Completed making it the Largest, most effective and Transparent merger of ICT In pakistan Vs
- 18. Jazz 2017 4g 2019 4g Ufone After warid merger, jazz was able to utilize warid's technology neutral licence to launch a 4G LTE network over B3 (1800 mhz) using a 5 mhz block of spectrum in december that Impacts the lives of pakistani’s As of early 2017, ufone was the only company in the pakistani telecommunications market that did not offer 4G data services. In august 2019, however, ufone launched its 4g services Vs
- 19. 74 million subscriber in 2021
- 20. Ufone smallest mobile service provider in Pakistan with a subscriber base of 22 million
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- 22. Jazz Market shares Market shares Ufone 38.46% 12.02% Vs
- 23. Jazz Total revnue 2021 Total revenue 2021 Ufone Jazz sales revenue reached PKR200 Billion PKR 55.040 billion Vs