The victorious Jos team celebrating their victory over team Port Harcourt in the final match of the Airtel Rising Stars national tournament played at the Agege Township Stadium, Lagos recently.
By Laju Iren
In a bid to enhance connectivity options for its corporate customers, telecommunications service provider, Airtel Nigeria, has launched a secure Multiprotocol Label Switching, MPLS, network.
The network, which is aimed at facilitating superior and cost effective branch connectivity both locally and globally, combines the intelligence of private Internet Protocol (IP) routing with the added performance of label switching.
The company said MPLS was designed to enable Enterprise customers with multiple branches to communicate with other employees and branches seamlessly.
Speaking on the service, Segun Ogunsanya, Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer, Airtel Nigeria, said: “this is another innovative service which clearly defines Airtel’s commitment to provide cutting edge technology to empower Enterprise customers to perform optimally.”
According to him, the service is one of the outcomes of the Telco’s investment in technology and capacity building, and will enable the company offer more sophisticated IP based connectivity solutions to corporate organisations in Nigeria.
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