Zong’s awareness session in LUMS about 4G evolution and towards 5G

Zong 4G has conducted an awareness session in LUMS – Lahore University of Management Sciences, which is one of the most prestigious educational institution in Pakistan. The session covered an awareness program about 4G and the evolution towards 5G.

The activity was rooted to make contribution towards development of the 4G ecosystem in Pakistan that has the potential to radically transform Pakistan’s global outlook and economic progression.

The telco highlighted that its parent organization, China Mobile Communication Corp is backing the companies technological strength in the field. The company said it is a key rationale for them to be at forefront of the market.

The session also highlighted the paradigm shifts in the technology which has rendered towards emergence of new opportunities to reinvent and offer best services to customers.

Students were informed about the smart solutions based on M2M and IoT technologies that currently being facilitated through 4G.

In addition, the session also elaborated the pivotal role of 5G, which could be an essential driver for customer innovation, data-driven optimization and automation, transformation, development of entirely new applications and business models across the sector and beyond.

Giving students the glimpse of the first- hand experience of real and best 4G network, they were briefed about how transition takes place in reality. With a 4G research lab already established in LUMS in 2017, the students were excited to advance their academic endeavors along latest technological lines, greatly enhancing their learning experience.

True development entails composite of entire nation, in each and every domain. For touching the progress in telecom sector , sessions like this conducted by Zong 4G will go a long way in spreading awareness for the need and utility of high speed 4G internet in the country and ultimately leading the Pakistan towards digitalization.

It’s worth noting here that Zong 4G is currently serving more than 6 million 4G subscribers across Pakistan.