PTCL attains the status of authorized ACA training employer
Pakistan Telecommunication Company Limited (PTCL) has been granted ‘Training Employer’ status by the Institute of Chartered Accountants England & Wales (ICAEW) after meeting their strict screening and evaluation criteria. PTCL is one of few companies in Pakistan to be granted this prestigious status by ICAEW, which ranks as one of the esteemed and highly recognized Institute of Chartered Accountants in the world. PTCL Internal...
PTCL brings 8Mbps Package for Rs. 2,999 Per Month
PTCL brings new high-speed DSL broadband package for its customers in just Rs 2999 for 8Mbps. This package is applicable for new and pre existing users. INSTALLATION CHARGES: Installation charges are Rs 1500 PTCL said that a data limit of 100 GBs per month will be applied from January 1st, 2015, till then customers can enjoy unlimited downloads/uploads with this 8Mbps DSL plan. From January 1st, 2015 – after consuming the data limit...
PTCL introduces 4 Mbps speeds as minimum benchmark across Pakistan.
Pakistan Telecommunications Company Limited (PTCL) has once again added another feather to its cap. The country’s largest Information Communications Technology (ICT) services provider, has introduced 4Mbps as a minimum benchmark for broadband speeds nationwide. Launched on Pakistan Day, in reaffirming its commitment to Pakistan, the company has taken the initiative to connect the country to the world at such high speeds, thus setting...
PTCL launches Corporate SMS service
Pakistan Telecommunication Company Limited (PTCL) has launched an exclusive Corporate SMS Service, first-of-its kind in Pakistan. The service is a complete bulk SMS management system which manages SMS campaigns and offers built-in controls to send web to phone messages to any mobile operator in the country. This service is being offered through a simple to use web based interface enabling corporate customers to log-in from any...
Facebook announces to buy the Whatsapp
Facebook announces that it will be buying the widely-acclaimed instant-messaging app Whatsapp for a mind-blowing $16 billion. That’s $9 billion more for what Microsoft paid for Nokia, just in case you were wondering for a company that has only 50 employees. Whatsapp will continue to operate independently after the deal is closed, and won’t be merged with Facebook’s companion apps. Facebook will be co-operating with Whatsapp to make it...
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