In order to rapidly satisfy clients demands to connect to telephone networks in urban/suburban and rural areas, Tunisia Telecom opted for the utilization of Radio based access systems (WLL : Wireless Local Loop), to extend its distribution network.
An international tender relative to the furniture, installation and put in service of wireless access systems (WLL) was launched by Tunisia Telecom.
OMNIACOM was selected to realize this project which is a turn-key type solution.
For the employment of solutions proposed to and retained by Tunisia Telecom, OMNIACOM utilizes WLL TAWA equipment that it manufactures and commercializes, along with other FH transmission equipment, secondary energy equipment, towers and installation accessories.
OMNIACOM is responsible for the furniture of all these equipment, and all installation accessories, as well as provide all services necessary to the realization of the project.
The equipments deployed in this project are exploited in connection with existing material of Tunisia Telecom, allowing the constitution of a homogeneous telecommunications network. OMNIACOM supports all standards of a fixed network, as requested by its client Tunisia Telecom, and does all system migrations and updates, in order to offer all services and exploitation functionalities requested.
The WLL project concluded between OMNIACOM and Tunisia Telecom has been realized in the best of conditions, and is in final stages of final reception.
OMNIACOM aspires to associate with Tunisia Telecom in order to better develop telephony and internet access infrastructure in urban/suburban as well as rural areas to bridge the numerical gap between these zones and urban ones.
OMNIACOM was capable to link dispersed and isolated zones from the interior of the country to the fixed telephony network, and offer to these zones Internet access, thus allowing a multitude of applications.
On the other hand, OMNIACOM has always been capable of respecting its engagements in terms of deadlines and quality of delivered products and services. Satisfaction surveys are periodically launched by OMNIACOM to measure the demands and aspirations of its clients.
In terms of cost, TAWA solution of OMNIACOM is very competitive. Its modular architecture is a big supplement. Initial investment is relatively low, and project final cost is basically dependent on the final number of subscriber terminals to be deployed. Therefore, for instance Tunisia Telecom had the choice to order subscriber terminals as needed in terms of client demands. As an example in the case of the region of Sidi Bouzid, the initial order was 300 terminals, and the final order was an additional 1250 terminals.
Furthermore, the redeployment of the network is as simple as its initial installation, if necessity comes.