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Ooredoo Oman Claims Top Rank in Mobile Data Benchmark

Ooredoo Oman Claims Top Rank in Mobile Data Benchmark Image Credit: Global Wireless Solutions

In their annual benchmarking study to analyse the network in key populated areas of the country, Ooredoo claims that it has emerged as superior for mobile network speed and quality of service. 

Conducted by a leading US-based network benchmarking firm, Global Wireless Solutions (GWS), the test covered three key areas of Oman; Muscat, Salalah and Sohar, for both indoor and outdoor coverage. Ooredoo’s network not only came first in Oman using GWS's OneScore ranking for mobile data performance, but also topped the overall OneScore ranking which looks at both voice and data performance. Ooredoo claims that its network has seen a 60% increase in 4G coverage over the last 12 months, a 70% increase in overall network capacity and a doubling of capacity in several hotspot locations across Oman. 

Using the latest techniques available on 3G and 4G technologies, Ooredoo said that it has been able to significantly boost speed and ultimately, customer experience when streaming or using the internet. 

Greg Young, Ooredoo Oman CEO Chief Technology Officer,  Vodafone
We are very proud to have our quality of service tested and validated by such a renowned and respected independent testing institute and we wanted to share these with our customers. The results demonstrate the positive impact of our significant network investment on our customers’ quality experience. In fact, the completion of rolling out our LTE 800 spectrum in March, thanks to the Telecommunications Regulatory Authority (TRA), means that Ooredoo subscribers are now enjoying even faster speeds and better quality than those set out in the GWS report. 

Dr. Paul Carter, CEO of Global Wireless SolutionsChief Strategy Officer , Vodafone
To make the results of our testing as clear and meaningful as possible, we rank networks using our OneScoreTM scoring system, which combines in-depth network testing data with a real understanding of how consumers are actually using their mobile device connections. 

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