The annual Electronic Communications Regulatory Authority survey of the quality of mobile network services and reliability of coverage maps in overseas territories confirms that Orange is the # 1 mobile network in the West Indies. Guyana for the third time in a row and in the Northern Islands for the second time in a row.
in detail
In Guyana
In her press release, Arcep, an expert and impartial court with the status of independent administrative authority, noted that Orange maintains “first place in most indices” in Guyana. The results of the study place Orange the first or first in most indicators of the quality of voice, SMS and data services in Guyana.
In particular, Orange rankings:
Number 1 in flow rates with a noticeable increase in downstream flow, which reached 45.3 MB / s2.
– Number 1 on the video
# 1 in web browsing
In the West Indies
Arcep notes as well in the West Indies: “Orange is first in almost all standards and maintains its leadership” over other operators. Study results place Orange 1st or 1st in all indicators of voice quality, SMS and data services in Guadeloupe and Martinique.
In particular, Orange rankings:
# 1 in flow rates, with significantly higher performance than those observed in previous years.
– Number 1 on the video
# 1 in web browsing
– No. 1 for excellent quality calls
In the northern islands
Orange is “already in the lead last year, it is the operator that makes the most progress, both in data and voice” at St. Martin and “thus maintains its lead” over its competitors in San Barthelemy. The results of the study place Orange the first or the first associated with most indicators of the quality of voice, SMS and data services in Saint-Martin and Saint-Barthélemy.
In particular, in Saint-Martin Orange it is classified:
# 1 in flow rates,
Number 1 in the video,
# 1 in web browsing,
Number 1 in the rate of files sent or received
In particular, in Saint-Barthélemy Orange it is classified:
# 1 in web browsing,
Number 1 in SMS,
Number 1 in the rate of files sent or received
Thanks to the work, experience of its teams and the level of investment in its networks, Orange believes that its efforts are rewarded and its mobile network ranks first or first according to most criteria measured on all the Antilles-Guyana region.
Thierry Kergal, Director of Orange in the Antilles, announced Guyana : “This first place is our pride but above all it is an appreciation for the work done by the Orange teams in Antilles-Guyana: Orange men and women work every day to spread the networks, ensure their maintenance and provide all our customers with the best quality of service across the country.”
