Banglalink, one of the leading digital communications service providers in Bangladesh, has signed an agreement with Khulna City Medical College Hospital (KCMCH), the largest Private Medical College Hospital in the southern part of Bangladesh, to provide KCMCH employees with exclusive corporate connections and ICT products for their mobile connectivity and digital services.
Rubaiyat A Tanzeen, Enterprise Business director, Banglalink and Dr Md Mostafa Kamal, director, KCMCH signed the agreement on behalf of their respective organizations in presence of Erik Aas, CEO, Banglalink, and Dr Syed Abu Asfar, chairman and managing director, KCMCH, reads a press release.
Also present at the ceremony were Taimur Rahman, chief corporate and regulatory affairs officer of Banglalink, Dr MA Ali, director (Hospital), KCMCH, Dr Fouzia Begum, director, KCMCH, Dr Md Asadul Haque, director, KCMCH, Mohammad Zubayed Ul Islam, Sales and Distribution director, Banglalink, FM Shahriar Omar Prince, cluster director-West Cluster, Banglalink, Md Iqbal Uddin Khan, Regional SME manager of Banglalink and other key members of both organizations.
With this agreement employees of KCMCH will be able to use M-connex for Hotline, call center solution and API for their automated interaction with customers through their existing ERP.
The agreement will allow KCMCH employees to receive payment notifications, diagnostic report notifications, admission, and discharge notifications as well as several other facilities.
Rubaiyat A Tanzeen, enterprise business director of Banglalink said: “We at Banglalink are committed to serving our partners with the fastest 4G network across the country. We are very pleased to offer our digital services to enhance the connectivity experience of healthcare professionals in KCMCH. Our partners are our inspiration to provide the best-in-class services. With Banglalink digital services at KCMCH, we believe KCMCH employees will be able to have better access to their patients which will greatly benefit them.”
Dr Md Mostafa Kamal, director of KCMCH said: “We are delighted to partner with Banglalink to provide our KCMCH employees with superior digital facilities that will greatly benefit our customers.
We believe our employees will be able to provide our customers with better healthcare facilities leveraging Banglalink’s fastest 4G network and quality digital services.”
Banglalink has been carrying out a nationwide network expansion drive by building over 3,000 base transceiver stations (BTS) in the last eight months and has recently launched the next-generation 4G with a new spectrum (2.3 Ghz) which started from Khulna.