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PROJECT REPORT
BBA Section 1(A)
Group Members
ALISHBA KHAN
IQRA REHMAN
JAWAIRIA SAMI MALICK
AYESHA AHMED
AZRA ZULFIQAR
SUBMITTED TO:
MS. SAIMA
ADEEL
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DEDICATION
We would like to dedicate this project to our parents
who has given us opportunity to study here in JUW,
and to our respected teachers who give us a chance
to work on this project.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Abstract .5
Introduction..................6 -- 7
History ..7 8
What
is
GSM ?..................................................................................9
Mission.....10
Vision.......10
Objective ..10
Performance.11
Departments..13
Products & Services. ...14
Prepaid15
Postpaid ....16
Pricing..17
Ufone 3g....18
Uwatch19
U Paisa...20
U Mall..21
3
Promotion Strategy.22
Advertising Message...23
Advertising Media..26
Advertisement Budget..27
Slogan ..28
Competitor .28
SWOT Analysis....30 -31
Strength
...30
Weakness
.....31
Opportunities .31
Threats
...31
Target Market........32
Level of priority .32
Cellular Subscriber .....................33
Social
Responsibility..34--
35
Conclusion
...36
References ..24
ABSTRACT
Ufone is the second largest cellular network in
Pakistan. The head office of the ufone is located in
13-B,
F-7
Markaz
Islamabad,
Pakistan.
Every
countries
Ufone
is
one
of
the
best
Ufone
has
always
played
vital
role
in
the
INTRODUCTION
The company commenced its operations under the brand name of Ufone
from Islamabad on January 29 2001. Ufone expanded its coverage and has
added new cities and highways to its coverage network. After the privatization of
PTCL, Ufone is now owned by Etisalat.
During the year, as a consequence of PTCLs privatization, 26% of its
shares were acquired by Emirates Telecommunication Corporation (Etisalat).
Being part of PTCL, the management of Ufone has also been handed over to
Etisalat. During the years, Ufone continued on the path to success. The
Company further expanded its coverage and has added new cities and
highways. Ufone has network coverage in more than 5885 locations and across
all major highways of the country.
During the year Ufone adopted the policy of simplified tariffs with no hidden
charges, which resulted in positive impacts on the usage trends of subscribers as
well as total subscriber base, which has increased to 19.4 million. Ufone currently
caters for International Roaming to more than 230 live operators in more than
130 countries and introduced International roaming facility for Prepaid
subscribers in Saudi Arabia, United Kingdom, United Arab Emirates, Singapore,
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HISTORY
In 1990, Pakistan introduced its first mobile phone service called Paktel. After
eleven years in January 2001, a new cellular company with GSM technology
came into the market and they named it Ufone. The government of Pakistan
granted them the license of Pak Telecom mobile limited to operate GSM 9000 all
Around Pakistan. Ufone succeeded to establish itself in the market by providing
quality service at low rates. After its opening, initially they started their service in
major cities like Rawalpindi, Islamabad, Karachi and Lahore and on major
highways. Later the service expanded to other major cities like Peshawar, Quetta
and different towns.
Ufone invested around $ 65 million to setup its modern technical infrastructure to
provide high quality crystal clear voice and fast data transmission. Ufone targeted
the middle class, by introducing low rates and different packages to attracted
lower and middle class people. Ufone has expanded its customer support in a
very organized manner with a planned network of dealers, outlets for people
convenient.. Ufone recently started GPRS through which users can connect
8
10
MISSION
"Ufone,
it's
all
about
U!
We
are,
where
you
want
to
be
Vision
To be the leading telecommunication service provider in Pakistan by offering
innovate
communication
solutions
for
our
customers
while
exceeding
OBJECTIVES
Create memorable services.
10
11
Performance
As mobile users in the country have reached over 28
million at a very rapid pace, Ufone has maintained
itself as the 2nd largest cellular operator in Pakistan
with a subscriber base of around 6.5 million and a
market share of nearly 25%. Ufone has seen a
subscriber growth rate of over 200% in the last year,
and since the start of 2005 Ufone added nearly 5
million subscribers onto its network. A remarkable
achievement indeed, especially considering the fact
that two new international players also entered into
the market in 2005. Subsequently the growth in
subscriber base caused a healthy trend in revenues
which have doubled.
11
12
Departments in Ufone
The Following departments are currently working:
Marketing Department
Commercial Department
Sales Department
Finance Department
Payroll Department
Engineering Department
Administration
Auditing Department
Customer Care
12
13
Pricing Strategy
Ufone
follows
market
penetration
pricing
13
intended
towards
teen
agers
and
students.
Prepay Life.
Pakistan Offer.
Paanch Ka Pandrah.
Ghanta Package.
UWon.
Postpaid
services
are
marketed
by
the
name
Ultra U99.
Ultra U299.
Ultra U599.
Ultra U999.
Ultra U1499.
Ultra U1999
Ultra U-49
Uth Postpay.
Postpay 1 Package.
Ufone
announced
the
most
complete
mobile
Mobile Account.
Money Transfer.
Bill Payment.
Promotion Strategy
Advertising strategy consists of two major elements:
Advertising Message
Advertising Media.
Advertising Message
Message Content:
Message Format:
Message Source:
Advertising Media
Ufone is using following medium of advertisement:
Print Media.
Display Media.
Broadcast Media.
Online Media.
Broadcast Media:
Ufone ads broadcast on all leading channels.
Hum TV
Geo
ARY
Indus TV
Online Media:
Ufone place flashing ads on famous portal.
Cool buddy.com
Pakfellows.com
Display Media:
Displays media include are as follow:
Billboards
Hoardings
Posters
Wall Painting
Print Media:
Ufone prints ad into all leading newspapers.
The Dawn
Jung
Khabrain
Nawa-e-Waqt
It also gives ad in magazine
Sunday Magazine
Akhbar-e- Jahan
Libas
Mag
Advertisement Budget
Now
Ufone
is
paying
more
attention
to
web
advertisement.
Market share
With the monthly additions average around 2.5
million subscribers, 2007 has been a phenomenal
year for the mobile market growth in Pakistan. Heres
a look at the numbers (from PTA site) for the first 8
Months Of 2007. A quick analysis of this data reveals
few trends about market leadership. Mobilink gained
the most subscribers (5.45 million) in this period The
rate of growth for Ufone has been impressive as well.
It gained 5.32 million of the approx 20 million new
subscribers in first 8 months of this year in Pakistan.
SLOGAN
One of the main reasons of the popularity of the
Ufone is to use slogan to attract the customers. The
Slogan of Ufone in Urdu is Ufone Tum Hi to Ho", In
English "its all about U
Competitors
The following are some competitors of the Ufone
Mobilink (Jazz)
Telenor
Zong
Warid
STRENGHTS
Established
customer
base
including
lower
middle class.
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WEAKNESSES
OPPORTUNITIES
needed
to improve their
technology.
New Technology .
THREATS
PTCL
has
been
given
license
for
cellular
operation.
10
11
Target Market
Ufone has the target market concerning youth in the
nation. This target market of youngster comprises
40% of the population. Ufone has targeted the
corporate class for which the Ufone is customizing
the packages in order to preserve the existing small
businessman.
Gender: Both Male & Female
Target Class: Middle & Lower Middle Class
Targeting: Mainly they are targeting to youth, if
we look at their ads, which are shown on the TV,
we got the clear idea.
Income Group: Rs. 15,000 & above
Level of priority
Low cost
Packages
Customer services
Better
quality
service
(connectivity
and
coverage).
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12
Cellular Subscriber
Cellular subscribers in Pakistan reached 132,333,853
at the end of November 2013, as per stats made
available by Pakistan Telecommunication Authority.
All five operators added 800,071 subscribers
during the month of November 2013, while around 2
million subscribers were added during October 2013.
Ufone came along on third position with its 25 million
subscribers.
12
13
Social Responsibility
Environmental Initiatives:
Ufone is helping to promote various green initiatives
at educational institutions and hospitals and has
conducted many plantation activities to promote the
significance
and
benefits
of
healthy,
green
amongst
the
children.
Ufone
has
been
Health Initiatives:
Ufone aims at playing a positive role in improving the
healthcare sector and responsive governance in
Pakistan to ensure basic healthcare facilities for all
citizens of Pakistan. Ufone believes in providing the
same level of healthcare facilities to children coming
13
14
Social Development:
ISLAMABAD,
September
15th,
2015:
Pakistans
items
to
areas
where
floods
devastated
Education:
Ufone and British Council recently awarded two lucky
winners of UEnglish; an interactive English language
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15
learning
SMS
collaboration
service,
with
British
started
council,
by
Ufone
via
in
prize
service is to facilitate
those
who
want
to
enhance
their
English
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CONCLUSION
Telecom industry is most growing industry of Pakistan
still huge investment required for coverage. The
market also has strong competition after the
entrance of China Mobile Company as player.
Competitors are hiring professionals to entertain the
consumer
which
is
resulting
technological
implementation and value added services. People are
worried about call rates they dont prefer any
particular company. Consumer searches good service
with lowest call rates, although companies are
minimizing call rates this will result more growth in
the market. Ufone bring amazing packages to attract
the customers. Ufone promote their product through
TV commercial, Newspaper, Radio, Internet etc. The
choice of people is Ufone because Ufone price level is
low and affordable that every one can say its all
about U
References:
www.ufone.com
www.scribd.com
www.pta.gov.pk
www.pakboi.gov.pk
www.telecompk.net
www.propakistani.pk
Broachers
TV Commercial
What Is GSM??
Global
System
for
Mobile
Communications
(GSM) services are
a
standard
collection
of
applications and features available to mobile
phone subscribers all over the world. The GSM
standards are defined by the 3GPP collaboration and
implemented in hardware and software by equipment
manufacturers and mobile phone operators. The
common standard makes it possible to use the same
phones with different companies' services, or
even roam into different countries. GSM is the world's
most dominant mobile phone standard.
The design of the service is moderately complex
because it must be able to locate a moving phone
anywhere in the world, and accommodate the
relatively small battery capacity, limited input/output
capabilities, and weak radio transmitters on mobile
devices.