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Europe
: Nokia has been chosen by Polkomtel S.A. to supply and deploy the
initial phase of its 3G network deployment in Poland, under amendments
to the two companies' existing contract. In addition, Nokia will provide
GSM/EDGE infrastructure to expand Polkomtel's existing mobile networks.
3G deliveries will begin in May; deliveries of EDGE have already started.
Nokia will provide core and radio access networks for both GSM/EDGE
and WCDMA 3G. Nokia will also provide implementation, radio network
optimization, 3G technical consultancy, as well as care services and
training to maintain the competitiveness of the solution.
"Poland is ready for 3G, and we're ensuring that we're ready
to deliver it," says Thomas Eberle CTO, Polkomtel. "We are
pleased with Nokia's solution for mobile networks and are happy to
continue working with Nokia to meet our capacity and service needs.
We are confident that these deployments will position us to offer
the best possible services based on EDGE and UMTS technologies in
a timely and competitive way."
"Nokia is happy to see our long cooperation with Polkomtel now
extending to 3G," says Wojciech Pytel, Managing Director, Nokia
Poland. "The agreement reinforces Nokia's long-standing role
as a strong technology partner with Polkomtel and demonstrates clearly
the trust that has grown between our companies. We're pleased to be
doing our part to bring 3G to Poland."
Polkomtel S.A. is the operator of Plus GSM digital mobile network,
whose major shareholders are: Polski Koncern Naftowy ORLEN S.A., KGHM
Polska Miedz S.A., Vodafone Americas Asia Inc. (US) and TDC A/S (Denmark)
and Polskie Sieci Elektroenergetyczne.
Polkomtel established itself as a technology leader being the first
to commercially launch GPRS and MMS in Poland. It has been the frontrunner
in introducing revolutionary tariff plans and products catering to
customer needs and is committed to providing a superior mobile experience
to its customers. Polkomtel has sustained strong and growing profitability
over last few years.
Polkomtel has been a Nokia customer since 1996.
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