How is M1’s 5G standalone (SA) network unique against other telcos?
Denis Our priority with the 5G network rollout ensures that our network is more accessible to more customers. Besides ensuring greater network coverage, quality and resilience, our customer-centric approach allows our mobile users to enable 5G SA access in a quick and hassle-free manner.
M1 has also been at the forefront of 5G development since 2018, with over 15 unique 5G trials, use cases, and partnerships across the consumer, enterprise and government spheres, helping to create our 5G plans. We continue to leverage our expertise and experience to create more made-to-measure offerings and products that differentiate M1 in the market.
How will M1 meet consumer needs as they move onto 5G networks?
Denis Our new digital platform allows us to deliver hyper-personalized products and services that enable our customers to choose exactly how they want to tailor their mobile plans according to services that we launched is as an extension of this, through a plan that can be subscribed.
Our digital platform will also cater to all our customers’ daily needs, such as gaming, video conferencing, financial services, transport services, entertainment services, and more.
Ushering in this new era of connectivity solutions is also in line with Keppel Group’s Vision 2030, which includes enhancing connectivity for communities.
What does M1 think are the ways forward in offering fewer restrictions around consumer data caps?
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