23 May 2013
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Thai operator secures wireless distribution agreement

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One of Thailand’s leading mobile operators has signed a three-year wireless distribution deal covering various services, including strategic sourcing and device management. Under the agreement, Brightstar will provide dtac Thailand with supply chain planning as well as various logistics services.

“This agreement between Brightstar and dtac couldn’t have come at a better time, as smartphone adoption has accelerated, and Thailand is gearing up for the roll out of 3G networks,” said dtac spokesperson Petter Furberg, Chief Marketing Officer of dtac.

“We are pleased to work with dtac as they continue their 3G build out, which is driving increased smartphone demand,” said Arturo Osorio, President of Brightstar Asia Pacific, Middle East & Africa.

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