melitaWIFI has been shortlisted for the "Best Use of Wi-Fi" award by Telecoms.com as part of their international awards night organized annually to recognize the best industry practices and achievements.
The "Best use of Wi-Fi" award recognises achievements from service providers and relevant suppliers in their Wi-Fi offerings. Judges will be looking for evidence of customer satisfaction, commercial effectiveness and technological innovation.
"We are very proud that our next generation melitaWIFI service has been shortlisted for this prestigious international award. Our aim was always to bring together the new technologies in one easy-to-use service that benefits as many of our customers as possible. Whether you're updating your Facebook in St Julian's, streaming TV Everywhere in Valletta or listening to online radio whilst jogging in Sliema, melitaWIFI is available on your preferred device. More than 25,000 of our customers use the service now, and we expect this to grow even further as we keep rolling out more Wi-Fi locations across Malta and Gozo", commented Ludolf Rasterhoff, Chief Operating Officer at Melita.
Other nominees shortlisted for the "Best use of Wi-Fi" award include Stadium Wifi by Aptilo Networks, Wi-Fi Roam by BT Research and Innovation and Virtualized Wi-Fi Monetization, and Offload solution by Redknee. Large international telecommunications giants such as BT, Telstra, O2, Vodacom, Verizon and AT&T are amongst the nominees for other awards.
This year's edition of the annual Telecoms.com Awards will take place on the 4th December in London. The Telecoms.com Awards have quickly established a firm prominence within the industry celebrating the wide-ranging achievements of the key players within the global communications sector. The awards feature a diverse range of categories recognising the contribution of organisations from all parts of the value chain, and the full breadth of their activities from the most ground-breaking advances in network technology to front line innovations in customer service, and from enterprise cloud offerings to the use of green technology.