Converge network speed gets nod of Ookla, consumers
CONVERGE ICT Solutions Inc. bagged the Ookla Speedtest Award for Top-rated Fixed Network in the Philippines for the first half of 2022, after consumers rated it as the best broadband network on Ookla’s Speedtest Awards.
“We are honored to be recognized for this achievement that reflects customer sentiment. Being the people’s choice of network means we are directing effort and investments in the right place. There’s nothing more important than giving people the service they deserve and I’m glad this is reflected in the top ISP ratings,” Converge CEO Dennis Anthony h. Uy said.
Uy noted that the customer satisfaction results are rooted in the company’s network upgrades and service improvements, including the free speed upgrades given to consumers last quarter.
he added that the citation is also driven by the company’s continuous expansion of new serviceable areas, business centers, and growing partner outlets to serve more underserved and unserved areas.
“It’s not just about winning and gaining prestige,” Converge
Chief Operations Officer Jesus C. Romero said. “It’s about showing the Philippines that we have what it takes to give them the best internet solutions. Being able to connect to the internet should no longer be a privilege, but a right of every Filipino. That’s why Converge has been working hard for the past years to deliver fast and reliable internet to the underserved and unserved areas of the Philippines.”
In December, the company was recognized for Best New Internet Technology Innovations in the country by the International Business Magazine Awards.
The award is in recognition of the innovative consumer product called Converge Time of Day (TOD).
Converge TOD is an innovation from Converge that allows subscribers to experience double their subscribed bandwidth during their preselected most productive time of day.
It was first introduced to enterprise customers who required highquality and high-speed Internet service for business use, called DIA or Dedicated Internet Access. This was rolled out last year and has since allowed businesses and government to continue to use high-speed DIA to serve their customers and the public while reducing costs.